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$136 Twenty/Jive Words or Less. mile—‘-
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‘ WANTED
WANTED—«EXPERIENCEVD Bila-
,ines‘s mun desires poultion oi responw
sibillty; best of retereuoes and securi-
ty furnished it necessarily. Address M.
L. F., South. Norwulk postroi’fiice.
019 3t
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Inquire 1 Cedar St.
, 019 3t
WANTED—GOOD PLAIN COOK.
Apply at once. Mrs. Hamilton, 12
lluviloud St. . 018 3t
WANTED—BOYS TO LEARN CE-
.nmeuting on raincosts, ipoid while
learning; also girls. experienced on
Singer sewing machines. New Eng.
land Mtg. (10., 6'3 Water St. 018 at
WANTEDw'l‘EAMSTERS AND LA-
borsrs. The Ferris Coal Co. 017 iii
GLUETT, PEABODY AND co.
have situations to offer to operators
experienced on: steam power mar
chines. steady work. s7 ti
WANTED-«TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle. Best market prices paid. Ex-
tra. prices for let chives. $3 to $4
[or bob calves to fatten. H, Fried-
man, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151.
TO EE'I‘
To LETwiiOilsE, 7 nooris, Ant.
improvements, centrally located. Ad-
dress F., ,cure‘ Sentinel. . 019 iii
TO LED-MAPLE HlLL COTTAGE,
8i) Fronklin.Ave., two minutes from
m... .
shire upright, mahogany ipluno,
very little, cool: new $275.00.
day only $190. 00.
Store, 16 South Main St, South Nor
walk, (it
‘ FOR SALE
SPECIAL ... BERK-
used
Sutur-
Steiuert’s Pinno
SATURDAY .
018 2t
.West Ave. trolley, 6 rooms and bath,
every modern convenience: also an
apartment, 8 Orchard ,St., heat and hot
water supplied. Inquire afternoons,
53 West Ave" Norwslk 017 19 22
TO LET—PLEASANT FUItNlSi-L
ed room, southern exposure. 10 Cres-
cent Terrace. 018 lit
TO LET—«HOUSE WOODBURY
Ave, 535. House, Main St, Norwaik
$35. House, burn. garage. Rowayton,
$40. Twonty room house, Elizabeth
S.,t $50. House,ltowayton,318. Five
room fist, Norwslk, $7. Barn, $3
Carpenter shop, well lighted. Born,
Inquire Raymond Bros. 018 iii
To LET—7 ROOMS WITH ALL
improvements. -Cove street, $15;
rooms with improvements, 19 Hillside
Place. inquire R. Joseiovsky, East
Norwslk, or United .Grocery. 828 if.
c:
Taxi and Touring
Car to Hire
FOR ALL OCCASIONS.
DAY OR NIGHT.
Tel. 1360 - .I. VAAS'I‘~
The Lil-V8,; I” a -
Qp-to-dute'.
. All conveniences.
To LET—~N1NE ROOM HOUSE
on Crockett .St. Reasonable rent. In-
quire J'. H. Broadway, Crockett St,
Rowayion. 017 3t
To LET-FOUR ROOMS FOR
light housekeeping, gas and running
grater, $8.00 per month. Tel. eyenings
86. .
Maxwell runabout, sliding gear, fully
equipped.
five passenger car.
Rowoyton.
not getting eggs don't
chickens.
lug Donkeys Laying Tonic.
E. Dow, 112 Washington St. has it
East Norwnlk, in lair condition, 31,-
850. for quick sale.
Rowsyton House on Harbor Ave. Phone 1944.31“
House. East Norwelk. Shop. suitable , ..._- w
for light manufacturing. Flats on, PROFESSIONAL.
Spring -S-t., $10 and $12. Rents for - ....... .
everybody, prices to suitell classes. M'CALL LANHAM, BARI'I‘ONE,
pupil
head of the voice department Ameri:
can institute of Applied Music, New
York city. teaches in South N orwaik
Thursday afternoons
appointments. address Studio, 5 West
Ave.
017 llt St
FOR GALEwTHREE'PASSENGER.
Would exchange 10: new
E. L. 'Broudwny.
017 Bi
MR. POULTR‘VMANt'IF YOU ARE
blunie the
Help them along by feed-
Charles
ol53l;
FOR SALE-2 FAMILY HOUSE,
George Mitchell.
of the great Sbrigils, i‘oris,
For terms and
all) 26 n2 9
J. O..COLLING8, LECTURER AND
teacher of vocal culture, practical
and anatomical. Prepares pupils for
concerts, church positions,_.nnd tench-
srs. Miss G. M. Woodward, teacher of
piano and harmony, Wednesdays and
Saturdays. Studio, 76 South Main
. s30 1m
1912.
Inquire
Norwolk Trust Co.
016 ti
TO .LET~—itOOMS AT 23 ELIZA-
beth St. Inquire Mrs. ’l'urlov, Taylor
avenue. 016 tit
To LETvFROM NOV.
house, 7 rooms, rent $16.00.
at The South.
1’
TO LET—LARGE FRONT ROOM,
suitable for two. Centrally located.
Meals given it do-
Aildress l-i., cure Sentinel.
. 015 Ct
sired.
TO LET—43 AND 4 ROOM APART-
ments, newly decorated, centrally lo-
cated. Inquire of Frederick Lander,
4 South Main St., Room 9. 012 ti'
T0 LET—DENTIST OFFICE IN
Lauder block. 4 South ’Main St.
- Has been used continuously for such
for over 20 yems. Possession about
Nov. ist. inquire of Frederick Laud-
Wilder-chant
with {that
Sdtisfied
Expression
Lurking in
Eis Coun-
tennnce
Is the
Successful
Business
Mon--
He
Advertisers
in 'The
Sentinel
The well-
informed
Men is
the Men
Who is
Respected
He Reeds
The
Sentinel
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- ‘4Wpdmsusy Evening, Oct. fit it
er, Room 9. s14 ti
TO LET-~HAMILTON AVE, HALF
oi two-faintly house, Grooms, and 6-
room list; all improvements; good cons
dition; one block from rslirosd station.
Joseph it. Taylor. s13 ti
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BUSINESS NOTICESW
NOTICE-JAMES JACKSON, TEL.
. phone liiiii-B. 40 Summit Ave, South
Norwulk, Conn. Furnaces cared for
by day, week or month. Steam or hot
nir. 'l'ermsn'eusoneble. 0183i
MRS. E. F. TAYLOR, MILLINER
18 Madison BL, latest full styles,
trimmed and untrinlmed. oil or
G. F. BENEDICT a. 60., PAINT-
ers and decorators. dealers in wall
paper and mouldings. iiigh grade
work a specialty. 16 Franklin St.
Phone 22-2. 08 if
TURKIBH BATHE FOR THE
:reutment or gout. rheumatism, etc.
Arrangements by appointment. Dr
Wedsworths Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
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NAOH'S MOD RN GOODYEAR
soul and shoot rep lr shup. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comiort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St;
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More. A. hiebermapn
Fashionable Dressmakinp.
Cutting Taught. 20 Havilnnd 8t.
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(indies irom primary through high
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Enroll classes. individual attention.
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DAVID W. RAYMOND
Funcriii Director imbaimer
- mory of two distinguished
A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
; Los'r
Everybody Is wondering, everyone is
Chi-l. O. Brown's New York vendo-
A grand guilt event in local theatri-
Unequsled extraordinary en- 1
breathless e are presenting
shows to make the wisenores sit up.
Here is another list 0: luminaries of
American vaudeville that has never
been outraied the world over.
viiio Road show, Number 2.
TRIED RECIPES.
cais.
gugement ol’ the famous New York
iLilitnt and Pittsburg star, the idol
of the National League.
MIKE DONLIN
Whose home rims New York baseball
fans sadly missed in the recent
world series games. “Home-Run
Mike is Help," and ‘
TOM LEWIS,
Star 01‘ The Yankee Prince, in on or-
l‘glnnl’comedy creation by George M.
Cohen. Oh, you baseball fans, here
is e. treat for you.
Another Record Breaking Attraction,
the famous American actor,
. MR. J. K. EMMET. .
Assisted by Miss Viola Crane, pre~
senting an immensely laughable
comedy, by Miss Florence Gerald,
called “A South Dakota Divorce."
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Speclui engagemnt oi the nutloualiy
My “Best Salad."
iSix apples, one stslir. oi celery, one
package of seeded raisins, yolk oi! one
egg, one third cupi'ul of sugar, one
fourth tesspooniul of suit, a dust of red
1pepper one this: teuspoonful of ill}
musterd, two tablespoonfuls oi’ oliw
all two cupfulu oi whipped cream. hall
of a smell cabbage, one small can oi
pine nipple. Pare and core the apples
and chop them with the celery and the
cabbage. Clean the seeded rdlsins and
add them. Beat the yolk oi the egg
with the sugar, add the salt, red pep
per and mustard. Cook for it minute,
then remove from ihe lire and add in:
olive oil. Add to the chopped lligred
lents with the whipped cream and the
pineapple. Set on Ice some, time hr;-
iore serving. Serve on crisp white lei-
tuce leaves. This salad will serve 3‘.
persons. ~
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half cupiul of dried pens tWo rolls
of rice, two inblespsouinis cl bros.
beans, two potatoes, two onions, on:
small tui'nlp, one carrot, two slices 0:
bdlogna sausage, one cupi‘nl oi stewen
tomatoes, seasoning oi suit and pepper,
one stalk of celery, one hum bone. This
is a cheap delicious and exceedingly
nourishing soup. Soak the beans, peas
bsr‘iey‘and rice for an hour and o huli
in sufficient cold water to cover than:
Bring them to the boiling point; all
the vegetables out in small pieces an it
cool: slowly until they are tender
About half an hour before serving:
time add the~bologna sausage and the.
ham bone. Season with salt and pep-
per. Stir frequently and odd boiling
Wild?” as it cooks down.
Serve quite thick and very hot.
Tasty Steak and Kidney Mold.
One pound of heet‘steak, one i’ouril
pound of ox kidney, one oupiill of on
‘ ’ .\ ,' . .
tshleshoiintul of gelatin. a few or
of parsley.
gently, until tender huh the
tray into small, pieces, then sit.
salt and pepper.
the ssrnishing or the mold. Cu
hard cooked egg into slices and
them around the mold, then s
pens and some fancy shapes out out
the turnip and carrot. New arm
the pieces or steak and kidney.
fore adding the gravy dissolve the
tin in it.
next day.
with cold water.
sic with the parsley.
Feel a box of kumqunts, cut them I
halves, add two peeled and chopped a
pies, and it can oi chopped pears. Be
on crisp lettuce leaves With Frene
dressings-Ablew York Times.
Cut the Blue: and the
Mean time pr;
Leave all to set' unti
The mold shou‘d be .
'l‘urn out and do
Kumquat Salad.
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Top- notch vocsilsts in s meleuge of
Ensuring a preteen travesty, never be.
Cleverest
Recently the feature or The Girl from
Same Scale of Prices for This Great
famous,
WANT
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to change your position?
~ WWW“ nri. Pr :1 week.
“will." V°9°“b,'° Soup. , ter, salt and pepper to taste, one hard
One half cupiul of limit beans. one cooked egg. a few cooked green peas.
spoonfuls of barley, two tablespooni’uls one boiled carrot, one boll-n-l rumic "
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selected hits.
The Distinguished ’l‘rnvesty Star.
JAMES LEONARD AND .60.,
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$2.50 RazorFlR
fore presented in vaudeville. . a
artists on ball bearing. ~
skates, ’ '
THE SKATELLS.
Brighton. Roller skaters extraordi-
nary
LOST—~POGKETBOOK CONTAIN-
ing. $100. Owner‘s initials, S. A. W.,
inside of book. Reward for return to
Sentinel office. oiil 3t
FOUND;
Fouuow—su‘Ko—FMONEY. one:
or may have some by proving prop.
erty and paying cllorges. Addresss
D, cure Sentinel. oral lit
MISCELLANEOUS.
MUSICALMPROl‘. Ii ii Ni‘ni'l'ON.
Mus. Boo, toutirer of Plano rind VIO-
lin. Terms moderate. Thorough in
sirnotl 11 Lessons given at Studio,
24 Ma ison St, or pupils ironies.
Miliilillili iii
illiliil iiiil run
impressive Ceremony, Marks
Formation Presentation
at Capitol
Oci.. i9.-'l‘o the me
sons of
Connecticut, Gen. Joseph R. Huwiey
and Senator Orville iii. Piotr, memor-
iuls were unveiled, dedicated and
presented to Connecticut here yester-
day with lilting ceremonies. ’l‘lie me-
morials have been placed under the
north portion of the capitol, facing .
each other. one on the ouch and the
other on the west side oi the em
trance. ,
Men who taught under iiuwley in
the war at the states, men who had
been associated with Plait during a
part of his long service in the Ben-
irie, those who had had close so-
quuintenoe with both and hundreds
of others joined in- the exercises!
which were held on the lawn at the
north (rant or the state house where
it speakers platform had been srrsdg- i
ed and, testing facilities provided
for shoot sou invited, guests. Mrs.
iidwiey and members olénor inmiiy
arrived. from Europe in time to at-
‘teudtlie ceremonies, but James P.
Plath. son of Senator Plait. was un-
nble to be present by reason 01 his
illness. , '
About mo veterans of General“ Home
lows-regiment, the devours” (lounestin
out volunteers, tool: part in the deal.
cation. They marched yiiehind the too
iereii colors which they had carried
in the civil stripe. sud Which had
‘II AiRT FORD.
19 No. Main in, Co. Nomik
Residence, ii Washington def
Toisphehs it ammo.
elephant iii house-46i-
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Neweii's Dancing Aetdemy
Aries Hull, Madison in» Se. Net-walks
Desiree '6 Cities for Ladies ‘
«- osntl omen. '
4'
Was.
7 A thorough course of in tru
the with, sod the this! ,
discs-Wt“: ..
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still takes from the truss hi the 00m
wider or the Capitol where they. had
{ruled undisturbed since pattiedosl
Iii
toners and the nutrient Phalanx.
ludditliih shoot it '
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. Today‘s great two reel Bison “lilI”:
picture, which will keep
bound i‘ronrslori to finish. ‘
When "Mercy Temper: Justicewx cry
lady. The veteran‘s were escorted or: ‘
'the rust company devotion pong
Sharpen eri
Absolutely inti penssble to Every Man, be, he a
Young Shaver or an Old Fellow
OLD
REDMEN’S
HALL
you spell-3,
interesting drums.
Playing Trumps, and three others
Coming Oct. 23.
Geronimo’s Last Raid—4i great two‘5
reel Bison iill picture, showing
this man‘s dinning in the‘Wcst.
Coming October 26:
Undino-Axlotlier great the reel fee
true, which is soil to be the meat
set two reel picture over shown on
q I» { \ 5 ~ or.“ '
canvass lli' "iIII. ”ILL“! 'iI‘L S'IRDPI R DOES .\OT ACC'O‘MPLISH
Llliiil RE..LI.I‘ CLAIMED, lOL'R‘MONE‘i WILL BE REFL'ND
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Six Consecutive Coupons 81 98c
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SHOWING TODAY
comedy. u 1 ‘
Don‘t
The Flat Catchers—«A
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miss ii. Something grent.
Attempted Suicide—«A very interest,
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Spike‘. Battle—~A very fine picture in w
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Tho lndlsn‘. Revenge—A western
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