CLASSIFIED Advertisements do [thisp ram Times, 60c~ clinch Additiopallgm WANTED WANTEDMBOY ABOUT 16 YEARS of age to work in grocery store. Ap- ply Nelson H.1l0y,t 70 Washington St. 021 iii WANTED—WORK BY THE DAY at any kind by a young German W0- mhu. Address 'I‘. W., care Sentinel 021 at WANTED—"LACE CURTAINS To do 1111.251: and 35c 111alr.Call 43 East Osborne Aye. Tel. 95-2. 021 It WANTED—SEVERAL NEAT AP- pearlng lady canvassei's. Apply at The S. and H. 00.,13 North Main St” Tuesday morning at 10: 30. 021 it WANTE-D~liiEN.‘-GIRLS AND AN expe1lenced operator on leather wanted. Knickerbocker Leather and Novelty Coi. 7Monioe St. 021 3t WANTED-L‘EXPERIENCEVD BUS- lness man desires position of respon sibility; best of references and securi- _ ty furnished if necessary. Address M. 'L. [0., South Norwalk post-.ofllice 019 St WANTED~GIRL FOR GENERAL liousew01k.lnqulre 1 Cedar St. 019 at WANTED-—GOOD PLAIN COOK. ‘Apply at once. Mrs. Hamilton, 12 Havlland St. 018 lit WANTED—BOYS TO LEARN CE mentlng on ralncouts, lpnid while 1* learning; also girls, experiencad on, iSinger sewing machines New Eng- land Mfg. Co., 63 Water St. 018 3t CLUETT, PEABODY AND CO. have situations to offer to operators iexpeiienced 011 steam power ma» chines, steady work. 117 tf WANTED~T0 BUY ALL KINDS cattle Pest market prices paid Ex- txa prices for fat calves. $3 to 64 [or bob calves to fatten H. Fried- man, Conn Ave. Tel. 1151. has or Caps, Deubl‘e Pric ' 1 To tar 'ro LETwSECOND FLOOR, FIVE rooms, all improvements; Inquire Patrick Mockler, at the Norwaik Iron Works, 1011 or the premises, No 45 Summit avenue. South Norwnlk. 0213t TO LETw—WITH BOARD, NICELY furnished large room, front, electric light: large clothes press; to two Also table board. Home cooking. Reasonable rates. Mrs. Taft, 16 Havi. land St. 021 3t To LEE—FURNISHED ROOM, siutablo lior man and wife, two girls or two young men. Steam‘ heat, elec. tric light, bulb. 118 South Main St., top list. 021 3t To LET-HOUSE. 7 ROOMS, ALL improvements, centrally located. Ad diess E, care Sentinel. 019 3t To LEthLEASANT FURNISH- ed room, southern exposure. 10 Cres- cent Terrace. 018 31. To LET—HOUSE WOODBURY Asve" $35. House, Main St., Norwalk, 8 5.- $40. St, $130. House, Rowayton, $18 Five room flat,N01ws.lk,$_7. Burn, 33. Carpenter shop, well lighted. Barn, Rowayton. House on Harbor Ave. House, East Norwalk. Shop, suitable for light manufacturing. Flats on Spring St, $10 and $12. Rents for Twenty-Five Wordworloess 26cm- 0rd. 1 cent per Insertion. House. barn, garage, Rowayton, .— - Twenty room house, Elizabeth .. Black» “l5: FOR SALE .p. WW-W FOR SALEWR I. REDS. WHITE Leghorns, pallets and cockorels. Also Indian Runner Ducks. Charles C. ,Kuhner. 63 Fort St., East l\l01'1.1(1)1?alllr.3t glue; also burn to rent for horses or storage. Inquire 02 Meadow St. Phone 1361. 021 iii ~ FOR SALE—1 HUMPHREY IN- verted. gas are lamp and 5 Welsbach gas are lamps. All in first class con- dition. Will sell at 11 bargain. A. F. Beckmann and 00., 83 Washington St. 1» MR. POULTRVMAN: 1F YOU ARE not getting eggs don‘t blame the chickens. Help them along by feed- ing Conkey’s Laying Tonic. Charles E. now, 112 Washington St. healist 3t 0 FOR SALE—2 FAMILY HOUSE, East Norwalk, in fair condition, $1,- 81'10,for quick sale George Mitchell. Phone 1944.111 ti PROFESSIONAL. J. c. COLLINGS, LECTURER AND teacher of vocal culture, practical and anatomical.’ Prepares pupils for concerts, church positions and teach- ers. Miss G. M. Woodward, teacher of piano and harmony, Wednesdays and p at The South Norwalka Trust Co. 016 if 'ro LET—ROOMS AT 23 ELIZA- beth St. Inquire Mrs. anlov, Taylor avenue. 016 lit Taxi and Touring Car to Hire FOR ALL OCCASIONS. DAY OR NIGHT. Tel. 1360 - 1. VAAST lilll lllllli pm“ ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT. : District of Norwalk, ss.,P1'obatc (loui'i. October 19, A. it, 19l2. Estate of William H. Saundeis, into of Norwalk, in said District, de- ceased. 101",de1ed That the executrlx exhibit tier administration account to this ' Court for adjustment at the Probate office in Norwaik, on the 26th day of Oclobol, 1912, at 10 o'clock forenoon; and lluit all poisons interested in said estate may be notified thereof the cxecuiiix will cause this order to be published in a newspaper having a (ililliuliOll in said District at least iiw days below said Ellth day of 0c tnlmi. l‘ll2. HENRY W. GREGORY, oill 1 Judge. i’l i ii EMUSEMINIS l'iOYT‘B THEATRE. The third of the series of ideal vaudeville bills, under the caption oi li'lu'ls 0. Brown New Yelk Vsude rvllle Road Shows, will be piesented ni Hoyle, beginning with the matinee today, and without (lettuctliig an Iota from the appreciation due its prcdc censors. it must be called the banner bill of them all. Not only is it . headed by one of the most popular actors who ever stopped upon the stage, but It is rich I11 novelties and comedy If you get in live minutes after the opening. or if you get "in five inqutes before the program is completed, you ll miss something Worth while, and all in between there cv'uut be a minute but what youll be uncredited and hillbillild Each of the live acts are new to this theatre, and all ulvi- promise of having to return limo again. if there was nothing else on the bill but Mr. om Hig- gins. the famous star of Pines Ridge. ‘ Who Is to preheat his latest comedy sues», A Dixie Romance, it would mean packed' houses every perfum- I“ once. Others on this extensive bill are The Electrical Wizards Mount. bltiou in electrical demonstration. in their presentation. the 211111.411 daiht‘ girl give a unique pariorlila fl (”innit 11d cams, are chills La heals and 00., the human dyum , loos. who will give a staining .1th ‘Thcre Is also a great many laughs. TO LET-LARGE FRONT ROOM, suitable for two. Centrally located. All conveniences. Meals given if de- sired. Address i'l., curs Sentinel. 015 (it To LET—3 AND 4 ROOM APART- rucnts, newly decoxated, centiully lo- cated. lnquiie of Finderlck Luude1, ‘i South Main S1,, Room 9. 01:. ti TO LET—«DENTIST OFFICE 1N Lauder block. 4 South Main St. Has been used continuously for such lot over 20 y'.eais Possession about Nov. 1st. inquire of Frederick Luudv er. Roomil 314 if T0 LET—HAMILTON AVE, HALF of two-family house, 6 rooms, and 6- 1'oom list; all improvements; good con- dition; one block from railroad station. Joseph R. Taylor s13 tf M...._._-,_.... ___m_ BUSINESS NOTICES NOTICE—JAMES JACKSON, EL. phone 13733, 40 Summit Ave, South Norwalk, Conn. Furnaces cared for by day, week or month Steam or hot air. Terms reasonable. 018 :lt G. F‘. BENEDICT o. 00., PAINT- ers and decorators, dealers in wall paper and mouldings High grade work a specialty. 16 Franklin St. Phone 22-2. 1 08 If TURKISH SATHS FOR THE :reatment of gout, rheumatism, etc. Arrangements by appointment. Dr. «Vadsworths Sanitarium. Tel. 210. f9 t NABH'S MODERN GOODYEAR mot and shoot repair shop. All kinds :uslom made work. Fit and comfort muranteed. 28 West Washington Si. 0 r- Mme. A Lieberman Fashionable Dressmuking Cutting Taught. 20 Hovllsnd s1. _. m... “a“... HILLSIDE A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS OPEN FOR WINTER TERM. Grades from primary through high school. Separate school building. Small classes. Individual attention. Booklets and Rates on Application. m pawn w; RAYMOND Funeral Director- E“ nibslmer " it No; Main “Jo. Nov-walk Residence, 0 Washington On ,1 ‘l‘clophuuoa at office-“4850- ii. _ ‘l‘ol buttons at house-mil“. wm’d‘l a Ash-o Newell‘s placing Academy 32!“ Hell, Madison St... its. Not-wells sinners Class for Ladies and Gen 11cm. 'w Adummy Evading, Oct.- ‘ “borough courts of that) walls 1 everybody, prices to suit all classes. Saturdays. Studio, 76 South Main Inquire Raymond Bros. 018 lit St. A30 1111 "fb LET—J! ROOMS WITH 111.1. , - improvements, ~Oove street, $15; 6 , LOST rooms with improvements, wwwfiiihide Place. Inquire R. Joseloveky, East LOST“HRINDLE BULL DOG Norwalk, or united Grocery} s28 tf black strap 00"” with ““6““ “g 47, 366 attached Reward for return to T0 LET—FROM NOV 1, 1912 13 Si. John St. East Norwulk. 021 d! house, 7 rooms, rent $16..00 Inquire eriy and paying cluiiges. Addresss ,1), care Sentinel. olli 3i MISCELLANEOUS. LOST—vON SUNDAY ‘MORNING between Crescent Terrace and Belle island, as overcoat. Finder please return to D1'.Meek.4 Washington till. 01 t LOSTmPOCKETBOOK CONTAIN lug $100. Ow’ners initials, S A. \l’., inside of book. Reward for retain to Sentinel office. 019 ill nouns. ' FOUNDw- SUM OF MONEY. O\V.\ e1 may have same by proving prop WINDOW SHADESWREADY MADE and made to older. Opaque, Holland. Duplex Cloths. Estimates furnished free. No order too lingo or none 10’) small 10 haie prompt nttcniion Henry T Prowiii, Iii Alain St.\'01uuik 02l (it [Hill A Vitilli [ll EXPRESS WREBK Captain Piukerman Gels lniereto 'ii‘ng Relic, Mailed Back to Him by His Son BRIDGEPORT, 0m. 21.-—-l-iulf 0011- sumed by the. with the address al- most obliterated, uud otherwise badly torn and tattered, a letter was re- ceived by ex«Police Captain J. P Pinkerman, at his oilioe,'No. 952 Main street, last week, from his son. 11.1 C. Piukermsn, who is at present working for the (lambs Sales com- pany of Fort Worth Texas. That let- ter has some history. Mr. Plukermun, senior, mailed the letter to his son in the local post office at 3 o‘clock on the afternoon- of October ii, the day of the Spring. field express wreck. That was the til he received-it back in an almost unrecognizable state, enclosed in a letter from his son Saturday: 1» Handled bycigrk Wheeler. it seems that the letter was put aboard the ill-fated train when it stopped at Bridgeport at 4:18 o’clock on that afternoon, Just. 26 minutes be fore it left‘ the rails at Seusstuek. 86 Mail clerk Wheeler very likely had it among the bunch all letters he was sorting at the moment the accident “house by Now his At all events" it wasa- 1n , letters picked from the burning ruins FOR SALE-”.5 H. P. MIANUS EN: 021 3!; ' in which be and those other union 1 , 4 toaster. lost their lives, statute or the mail coach soar chart the” ’ Beginning tonic row a 1‘ show par excellent) 00. ' so good. Never lists lures. Fun. Gaycty All the Time. Obi-ls 0. Brown;' a 13m"; iiibar 3. duclng the earth's unequaled won der workms, _ .MOFFAT, LA REINIE and 60., The Human Dynamos, of scientific demonstration. laugh too. Then you '11 Wonder how it is all done. . M Special extiaordinnry attraction. America' s leading legitimate player and Star, Mr. Dave Higg' ms The famous star of Piney Ridge, and his associate playeis, In a comedy dramatic playiet, A Dixie Romance. die—~— Merry Capeis by SPIEGEL and DUNN, Black lace tunsters with a lot of laughter goods. ‘ . 1...... A Dainty Novelty, THE ZOLAS, Pretty girls, in a unique spectacle. Entertainer-s to His Majesty. CLIFTON and CARSON With a fund of clever specialties. m THE HOYTSQOPE. All that is good in motion pictures ....., .. A OLDWW REDMEN'S HALL 'l'Odlly'Eiygl‘éiit two reel“ Bison “101" picture. which will keep you spell- bound from start to finish. When MercyHTempers Justice—«Ycry interesting drama. 'Play‘lng Trumps. and three others. Coming 50st. 23. Geronimo’s Last Raid—A great two reel Bison 101 picture, “this man‘s lighting In the West. Coming October 26: Undies—Another great two reel fea- 1'tuie, which is said to be the great- est two reel picture ever shown on ,, canvass. office and start a long line of red tape. You may consider yOurself for- tunate in receivingvthis, as most of the mail was burned. i believe there were about two dozen pieces saved in all. brother the remaining number. will make an interesting souvenir if nothing more." So the young man sent the letter back to his father telling how he re. as an interesting curiosity. He said] this morning that he intended to have some window where his friends will 'be able to see it. .me. .....l. .. ~«.»...__ 1......”m last the exooucu 1111191 heard or u up. ’ " 4 Enumerate the Merits of ,4 '«1'Sent1ne1 fris~Unneoes~ vaudeville 1 Never before are so entertain- , ins. At the one spot~ that knows no 1 New York Road An incomparable Presentation. Worlds greatest electrical spectacle, intro- presenting their sensationsl novelty, the some You'll allowing ’ i myself saved about six and my: tit ‘ eeived It and. it goes without sayingI that the ex-pollce chief will keep It‘ it framed and placed on exhibition in’ You don’t want ‘1. slow remedy when year stomach Is had~or an uncertain ode—«or u harmful one-your stomach is too valuable; you mustn’t injuie it with drastic drugs. Papa's Diupepsin is noted for it’s speed in giving relief; it's harmless- uess; it’s certain unfailing union in regulating sick, sour, gassy stomachs. It‘s millions of euros in indigestion, dyspepsia. gastritis and other stom- ach trouble lips made it rfamous the world over. . Keep this perfect stomach doctor in your home—keep it handnget a large fifty-cent case from any drug store and then if anyone should eat something which doesn't agree with them; it what they sat lays like lead, fermeuts and scars and forms gas; causes headache, dizziness and 111111- sea: crustatlons of acid and undigestv ed ~1‘ood—~re1nem.ber as soon as Pope’s Diapesln comes in contact with the stomach all such distress vanishes. it's promptness, certainty and ease In overcoming the worst stomach disor- ders is a revolution to those who try it. W “The elm lives for 200 years, the linden for 300 the oak lives for 500 yedh's—” “And.the chestnut,” interrupted the other half of the sketch. “lives for ever."~—Wsshington Herald. .__..__ Sentinel want ads. bring results. f it“ Ali .31 N 1 ”Ni ‘ EL . .11! V1 ,4; g.“4,:1: l i posted in the problems that confront ‘ lookins forward to a novel exhibit: in .. which Philadelphia wtll indulge in the ,1 "cipal expositions, and New York is not ' the interests of the water department particularly these New “Y 111m inter- Water Commissioner Thompson, are course at the coming month. This can blbit will hold the boards for two weeks, probably commencing on Oct. 7, and will be for the purpose of visit allzing the use and abuse of water by the consumer. it is to be held under the auspices of will be designed to educate a common! ty where the waste of waiei is unpre ceiented. The city furnishes each man. woman and’child Philadelphlun, with 210 gallons of filtered water ev ery day of the rear and the authorities are convinced that two thirds of this supply is wasted. The campaign for the more thrifty useI of water will be aided by charts, devices and apparatus in large qunnll tics. Other cities have given water waste demonstrations as part of muni— th-c only city where a busy part of the budget exhibits have been devoted to But for a city to give over an entire exhibit as a means of educating the people that water waste may be re- duced, is unique, South 'Norwelk‘s per capita consumption of water is 21.1 gal- lons daily, the same as Philadelphia. If the same proportion of wastage ob- tains in our city, there exists a misuse of the public water which means many thousands of dollars annually. D0 YOI} WANT to change your position? a Sentinel ad. for a week. if so, try .— sdvertlse your wants in The Sentinel ghowever handsome it may the Eepartmsnt of Public Works and‘ A feeling ~of "Isndness‘ the discovsrv of the ills which unfortunately are looks as heralds of adv anclng age a person looklold. We all kn .v vantages of being young. Ash! the good impression a youthfulan ance makes on others, ninth _ ing that you are “looking lit" one courage to undeitake and at? pllslh things So why suffer the leap of looking old on account 0 ‘ hairs, when a simple rems give your'halr youtiilul col beauty in a few days‘ time? _ Most people know that comm den sage acts as a color restore: scalp tonic as well. Our grands ill used 9. “Sage Tea" for keeping hair dark, soft and luxuriant. Wyeth’s large and Sulphur Hair R dy we have an ideal preparation 0 Sage, combined with Sulphur and at or valuable remedies for dandr itching scalp and thin, weak hair t is split at the ends or ‘ coming out. A few applications of valuable remedy will bring back , , color, and in a short time itwil 1" move every trace of dandruff greatly improve the growth and neurones of the hair. Get a fifty cent bottle from ' druggist teday, and notice the‘f euce in your hair after a few _ treatment. All druggls‘ts sell it, can guarantee that the money will ‘ funded if the remedy is notiLe'x t "'4'"? £1 11'” we HOME . 111‘mele as represented. m I TRIED RECIPSE Moiasses Fruit Cake. Dissolve one teaspoonfui oi soda 1,1 ,a little warm water, add it to Ol‘c 1111;, of a cup of Porto molasses. Beat 03-. egg light without separating, add one half cup of brown sugar and bent unit light. Add two tablespoonfuls of but ter melted, the molasSes and one bill. ,cup of sour milk 01' cream to the an 'gsr. Mix well. Add 2% cups of par try flour, one teaspoonful ot‘ cinnamc: and one cup of 1'.aislns seeded. chopped and floured with a portion of the liner measured. IBest well until smooth. pour Into greased pans and bake .' 3minutes in a moderate even. 1 Lady Cake. . Beat one quarter pound of butter to a cream and add gradually 1% cup oi granulated sugar. Mix and add slowly ‘hestlng all the while, one cup or lake ,warm water, then measure 2%, cups 0! ’sme‘u flour. Add one 11111: '01 this 11.1 the butter; beat vigorously. Beat iiit’ whites of four eggs to a slim froth. add half of this to the batter. Mix, stir in the remaining half of the flour. beat again. Add lemon juice and the grated yellow rind of one lemon, two teaspoonfulg of baking powder and tin- remaining half of the whites of tin eggs; bakelin a moderately quick or. cine Joprnsl News. Pilgrim Salad. 4 Pool and cut tomatoes in half inch slices, stamp out rounds from the can ter of such and insert four of five cook- ed asparagus tips. Lay them on crisp lettuce ,leavos.1 Cut the contersof the tomatoes into cubes and put these with lateral olives on one side of each plate Tut half a oupfui of ultra oil into a pitcher, the strained lulce of belt a lemon, the strained Jules of bait an cause, one tosspoonful oil ssitoliiiun snags, one tosspooniui or grated onion ( ‘pulp. a quarter of s. teaspooniui of salt a quarter of a teaspoonful of mustard, and one" toaspoonfui bl finely chop on for three quarters of an boon-witn-l «bread crumbs, four ounces of grated 1 l teaspoonful of Worcestershire sadne,‘ '1 :1 quarter of a teaspoonfui of pupiilm. cupi’ui of grated applesfone teaspoon] ml of baking powder, one cupful ol‘ suli tann raisins. one teaspooni‘ul of powd- cred ail-spire, one cupt‘ui of blsuche'.‘ and chopped almonds, one teaspoonful of powdered clnumuon, tvco teaspoon fuls of chopped ciii'on peel, one fourth tecspcom‘ul of powdered cloves. three fourths cupi'ul of grated rye bread] silent up the yolks ol' the eggs add the; sugar, apples, baking powder, raisins.é almonds, citron peel, bread, spices and the whites of the eggs beaten to a still froth. Turn into a buttered linking dish and bake in a moderate oven until; set.‘ Serve with cream and sugar:- Ladles Home Journal. ———..... TRIED RECIPES. Autumn Soup. Cut in thin slices the while parts of four locks, the same of two heads of celery, and a lettuce; wash and throw them into broiling broth, add 11 pint of young peas, 11 little sugar and pepper, two large spoonfuls of flour mixed thin- ly and smooth with a tablespoon to render it smooth. After boiling This and one half hours pour it into the tureen with little “crusts" of bread fried in drippings. The last should be carefully dried in the bot closet so that they shall be crisp and not greasy. Parmesan Puffs. ‘Put (our ounces of finely grated Parmesan chose, me ounces of fresh butter, 11 little salt and cayenne Into a mortar; pound them thoroughly. Bind the mixture together with a, well-beat- on egg; make it up into balls the size of shirts stinut Egg and bread crumb these: fry until they are lightly browned. The fat must not be quite boiling when the units are put in, or. they will be too highly Iolred.Dr11ln ' them; serve very hot, piled on a nap kin. Time, tour or live minutes to fry. Sufficient for me or six persons. In.“ Crack" Pudding. ( The following recipe as will as seen ' _ lchnren work: some in. homes. ‘9 in church, some In the whirl of buy, and in stores, cities: and a is, told suit dysi‘cui disturb [of raisins. cinnamon and a little salt. ,cup of sugar. 1one half ienspooni‘iils baking pow: 'sificd together. ..._, -._. _.J---...u_a.u . toriuins no inofusscs. although. 20 use bcih molasses and sug’ar. Aboutb‘llr. crackers our 11'- all. milk, song is egg, want cup of sugar, about a all Sol '1' to taste with out!!! If cute, without sauce it might have a roundi ‘ Serve with or with sauce. Orange Cake. Cream one on =11'ler cup butter, grainlly one cup sugar two wclh e11 eggs one half cup milk; add on and two thirds cups flour and two slid, Bake in large ins null spread with orange filling and cover. top with orange frosting. Orange Filling. ,1 Mix together one half cup sugar, and one half tablespooni’uls flour. g‘r‘ « ed rind of one hair orange, one ital odpcup orange juice, one half tables poonful lemon juice. one egg slightl‘ beaten, one teaspoon butter. Cook 1 minutes in double boiler, stirring cork stantly. Cool before spPeading., Orange Frosting. 1 ., To grated rind of one orange! half teaspoon lemon Juice, twoflt‘a poonfuls lemon juice, two table this orange juice and let stand mitt/ti; lites. Strain; ndd gradually t of an egg beaten slightly. Stir in on fectioner' a sugar until of right he tency to spread. Prungfloly Poly. f . Cook one half pound of’prunos'iili tender. Stone and add cupaot and juice of hair a lemon, 1 rblliogeth‘er. Steam one hour ” gill Worklnomen. _ 1103 Angelou Tlmesia‘. he penises about ii a week an ”their wages $8 a want."
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