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WANTED
WANTED-«YOUNG i..ADY ‘l’O-
sltlon as stenographor and typewriter.
experienced. Address W. B., bare
Sentinel. 023 iii.
GIRL WANTED FOR FIRST CLASS
lmiies' tailoring. Must understand
good sewing. Paris Ladlos' 'i‘alors.
2nd floor, 123 Washington St. 02%: 3t
for live months, an eleven room, lur-
alshed house, No. 94 East Ave. Nor»
1’?
To LET
T0 LETe~0N
“DECEMBER 181‘.
i
walk, near Green. Inquire Rev. (2. W.
Shelton. 022 St
Fort Bataan. 1. none, wnrrn.
Leghorns. pilots and cochorels. Also
Kn-hner, 63 ’Fort St,
FOR SALE‘
ndian Run or. Ducks. Charles C.
Blast Norwalk.
021V,:lt
TO LET-«CONVENIENT, COM.
iortahle house In good condition. Trol-
ley line, Winnlpauk. George Mitchell,
glue; also burn to rent for. horses or
storage.
FOR SALE—#1 H. P. MIANUS EN-
inquire 62 Meadow St.
Norwalk. al ti Phone 1361. 021 St . ,S 0 1 . . V .. ‘ . Take ' pound of cold boiled..mv
BOY WANTED, ABOUT 15 YEARS . V. Siegciseiiu‘iéi ggmx’g‘tfiiméhe #33315; of. the lace. Dip the cord end in wa- one. pint of cream and am until the dry It We”, cut it‘into pieces if
old. Cluott, Peabody and no. 022 iii To LET—HOUSE, 20 ROOMS, con FOR SALE—4 HUMPHREY iN- laugh to... Then you-H made, he“ W to fibrink it. Lay It aside until sauce thickens. Sci over hot water mum (“mm two 01mm but“?
‘ nor of Elizabeth and Day streets. vertcd SM arc lamp and 5 WGISUMII u is all done. dry, then remove the cord and nu. and add hall a cup of button mush- ’ ' ’ . ‘ ‘ .
WANTED—~BY YOUNG MAN, 19 Newly refitted throughout, furnace. gas are lamps. All In that class can \roll. The lace will be circular and Tom“ cut in Mm,“ and two and an omelet“! ball. sllCc “1'30 9311»
' yours, position as chauffeur with 1111- set range, gas, electricity. bath, etc dition. Will sell at a bargain. A. F. , . ‘ “V b d t th d ll ~ ,. 1 ll (. V f 1 d chick u out into this and try It over a gentle
vale party. Understands repairing. Suitable for first-class boarding lleckmann and 100., 83 Washington St? Special extraordinary attraction. may ”3 3' e ”we 0 e 0 y' ”“9 "1 "“1“ 0 “7°” ' e ' until it is tendm; put we place
Address 8., care Sentinel. 022 lit house. inquire Raymond Bros. 022 iii , 021 iii Ameréca's leading legitimate plziyei "V“ ,.-__ iqu cubes, also paprika. If desired' tripe with it also a tablespoon
‘ ' . , I s. . ~ . ’ ’
‘WANTED-wGOOD . FRESH cow. TO LETwFURNlSi-lED noon, MR. PouL'rRVMAN: IF YOU ARE and m J” y a” . . “‘9 D“ “a“ _ chopped parsley, 8 tableemcn oIF'l
Inquire 11 Olljen street. 039 (it with all improvements, and board not getting eggs don't blame the _ ’ e . In making the jelly Dali- 8- 300d any / gar, a little peppei and salt; heat
nearby; private family. Apply at 32 chickens. Help them along by feed- Mr Dave ngglns is to hem the large end, 0,. top and Nut Cookies gently together for a minute; .56.?”
WANTED~BOY ABOUT 16 YEARS Chestnut St., South Norwalk. 022 iii In; Conkey's Laying Tonic. Chniles ' run in the hem a hoop 01 wire bent Two minesgioons of butter, one» immediately; time live or six minuteii
of age to work in grocery stale Ap-
ply Nelson H. Hoyt, 70 Washington
St. 021 "t
WANTED-WORK BY THE DAY
of any kind by a young German no
man. Address T. W., care Sentinel.
021 3t
WANTED—MEN. GIRLS AND AN
experienced operator on leather
rwanted. Knickerbocker Leather and
Novelty (lo, 7 Monroe St. 021 iii
CLUETT, PEABODY AND 00.
have situations to offer «to operators
experienced on steam power ma-
chines, steady work. s7 tt
MISCELLANEOUS.
WINDOW SHADES—~READY MADE
and made to order. Opaque, Holland,
Duplex Cloths. Estimates garnished
free. No order too large or none too
small to have prompt attention. Henry
'I‘. Prowitt, 45 Main St, Norwaik.
021,6t
BUSINESS NOTICES ‘
G.VF. BENEDICT a. 00., PAINT-
ers and decorators, dealers in Wall
paper and mouldings. High grade
work a specialty. 16 Franklin St.
Phone 22-2. 08 ti'
TURKISH BATHS FOR THE
treatment of goat. rheumatism, etc.
Arrangements by appointment. Dr.
IWadsworth's Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
iii ti
NASH’S MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.
Mme. A. iiebermaan
Fashionable Dressmaking
Cutting Taught. V20 Haviland St.
HILLSIDE
A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
OPEN FOR WINTER TERM.
lrades from primary through high
school. Separate school building.
Small classes. individual attention.
Booklets and Rates on Application.
DAVID W. RAYMOND
Funeral Director- E mbalmel'
19 No. Main swan. Norwalk 1
Residence, 6 Washington St. :
Telephone at cider—336- 2. ‘
Telephone at housed”,
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Newell's Dancing Academy
Arlen Hall, Madison 81., so. Norwhlk.
Beginners” Class «for Ladies and
Gentlemen.
Wednesday Evening, Oct. 9. at 8 P1 M.
A thorough course of instruction in
the waltz and the latest son at!
dances. Circulars.
W. GILBERT NEWELL,
26 Liberty 8i
’i
Town Assessors
NOTIC B
We, the undersigned, hereby I
notice to all muons and corners
liable to pay Taxes in the Town
N111 walk that they are reunirsd‘Vor
i
law in deliver to the Asueuoru
Miller of them. on or before the
tho ilrst day of October, 191",
taxation
N. Ban-Lists may be returned to be
no
Town lisll handing, woman. and at
Washing a
Assessors, at the Assessors
the Council
street,
Rooms.
Library Building. South or
walk. (1 cm and Including, October 1?,
1' i
1119
1912, to and Including November
Mild, said Offices to be open no
to 12 caloric, 11, 1a., and pom ll
will p. at. all days of the we
‘ whine ' ~
author all their bread tar, .
“Jilin” stands on.
Bridgeport. coon.
W
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ti III
or
by
I‘ll
day oi November, 1912, a written or“
pr mind Mandated. signed and am Hi
to, of all property owned by them on
liath to
, (sundays exce led) and on Bolurd yo
i i912,from ‘l a . _
id. Dow, 11?. Washington St has It.
TO LET—rFllOM lsT OF NOVEM- 015 iii
her, 4 desirable rooms. corner Taylor _. «M.-. _.._,. NM..-
and Connecticut avenue. Apply H. PROFESSIONAL
Beebe. 022 iii an... _.._._
‘ ‘ J. c. COLLINGS, LECTURER. AND
'- T0 LET-SECOND FLOOR. “W4 teacher of vocal culture, practical
rooms, all improvements. Inquire and anatomlml. Prepares pupils gm.
Patrick Mockier, at the Norwaik iron
T0 LETleENTIST OFFICE lN
Laud-er block. 4 South Main St.
Has been used continuously for such
for over 20 years. Possession about
Nov. ist. 9inquire of Frederick Land-
er, Roomil all It
To LET~l-IAIIIIL'IO.\’A AVE, HALF
of two-family house, 6 rooms. and 6v
room list; all Improvements; good con.
dition; one block from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor. 813 If
”H...“ ,w h--- W.,...—
LOST
”maintains warn; 967;.
one brown our. 32 Woodward ave-
nue. 023 it
Taxi and Touring
Car tollire
FOR ALL OCCASIONS.
DAY OR NIGHT.
Tel. 1360 - J. VAAST
m
IIITIIESTIIIB FACTS
“MIT OYSTERS
m
An oyster is wonderfully prolific.
A single oyster in a single season will
produce thirty million eggs. if those
all survived and In turn had normal
families. In a few years many great
bodies 0! water. such as Long Island
Sound, l’sconic, Gardlnors, Narration
soil, Great South and Chesapeake Buys
would bosom.) filled up, Navigation
would have to be suspended.
The oyster shells would form solid
land, as do the houses or the coral
inserts of the So. Pacino. But instead
of Increasing, the destruction oi the
young oysters by their enemies Is no
great. together with the depletion o!
the natural beds by the demand tor lhla
delicious load by mankind. that In past
your; the, supply was greatly depleted.
In many canon it has threatened to bo-
coma extinct. This was oapooiaily mm
in Great Britain and “some places on
the Atlantic coast.
in about years, however a vast In
dust has been established for the an
uncut propagation and cultivation or
oysters. Now hundreds or thousands
of acres m employed In oyster farm»
big in tbcpgrest bays and sounds oi
oi the Atlantic seaboard. hero oyster
V muting under tram so to so feet or we:
tor is conducted upon an about: us
seals.- at great orphans and how
t
concerts, church positions» and teach-
_. lice of the Water Commissioners on
Beginning tomorrow 81
CRI‘GB.
Chris 0. Brown's New York Road
An incomparable presentation. World 5
The
Black lace toasters with a
\audcville
show par excellence. Never before
so good. Novel bolero so entertain
lag. At the one spot that knows no
Fun, Gayety All the Time.
V Show. Numberfi
greatest electrical spectacle. intro-
ducing the earths unequaled won
der workers,
MOFFAT, LA REINIE and (20.,
Human Dynamics, presenting
The famous aim of Pinev Ridge, and
his associate players, In a comedy
diamatic playlct A Dixie Romance.
Merry Capers" by
SPIEGEL and DUNN.
lot oi
laughter goods.
dolly, this may be about, says the
Ladies' Home Journal;
exact qpsntlty oi lace needed, match
the pattern and join the edges.
his the lace"and roll it end to end;
their wrap the straight or Inside edge
tightly with a cord to half, the width
Lace Rounded.
When lace is added to a
Chicken a is King.
Melt t'oni tablespoontuls of butter
in a chafing dish. Add hall a green
pepper, chopped line, and cook three
or four minutes without allowing the
butter to brown. Add two level table
spoonfuls of flour and half a teaspoon
tale of flour «and a hall. teaspooniul
of salt. and cooknntll frothy. Then add
and lemon juice. lira-p irony
storm on an unbntlercd sheet
inch apart, and place a half 0 ‘
nut meat on top oi ouch. Bake
15. minutes in a slow oven.
makes 24 cochlear-Montreal
round
Measure the
Don-
Trlpc (A la Lyonnaise
in form of one; have several loops
sewed to the hem of the bag, and
hang the bag up by these loops, says
the Comoner. The tapes should be
long encugh to hang the has up by.
fourth cup oksugur, one egg, one tea-
spoon of baking powder. one‘I’onrih
teaspoon of salt, one-half cup of flour
two 'tnblesroons oi milk, one half cup
of finely chopped walnuts, one-half tea-
to fry the tllpe and onions. suiticien
for two or three persons. “Washin-
ton Herald.
The woman wao relies upon sen-
Two .
cheese cloth are beter than one, and
spoon of lemon juice. Cream butter
and sugar and egg well beaten. Mix
squares,’ or thicknesses of rinei Want Advs to secure the house-
hold help has a little time for 0th
Nor-radii. in said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate for tho Ills-
irirt of \‘orn'ala, hath limited and
..“.owod six months from the dutc-
horcui tor the creditors ol' said as
late to exlllbi' their claims for smile
meal. There who neglect to present
their invounls. properly ntlestm,
within said limo, \I'lll bc‘ilvbmrud a
recovery. All i‘wrsons indebted to said
estate are requested to make innue-
dinto payment to
hii‘i'i‘lliilA BECKER.
0113 23 30 Administratrix.
NO llCh
To Counselors
w
South Norwulh, Colin.
Ui'l. “" llllil.
Sealed proposals will be received at
the office of the Street Commissioners
not later than Saturday. (lot. :15, 11112.
for the construction or :m lineal feet.
more or less. or concrete curb and
sailor on Rivera ll\'(¥lllli'_ Plans and
specifications may be soon at the or?
Oct. 2d. “#12.
SIIeot (‘olnmlssioum resumes the
right to wit-Ci any and all bids
ALFRI’F‘II lIlIOWV,
022 :it Street i.‘ onimlssioner.
oo‘aov chosen HEAD or PEACE
"cools-1w.
‘ marrow). om. 23.-m a meeting
of the executive committee of the
Connecticut Peace society, Wilbur I".
Gordy. or No. 104 ulllctt shoot, was
chosen president 0: the socléty to one
coed Arthur Dcerin Cali, who Is now
the executive secretary of the Ameri-
can Ponce social).
Mr. Gordy has been authorized to
purchase books and pamphlets tor the
Connecticut society, which is buildinfi
up a small library on subjects relating
to peace at its headquarters. The so-
'olety, Is eiideavorlax to spread its
scope as as to be a Connecticut Instr
Iutlon In every sense ol‘ the world. ,
a... . 4.»... u.
WOMAN's LIFE oAVID
GRAPE. VINE. ,
HARTFORD. Oct. Sawfly landing
on a grape arbor. Mrs. ohrlutoiiher
Nines oi: ii Wheeler street, escaped
without serious Injury from a {all Iron:
a third story window at her home
Monday morning. Mrs. Iii-line. was
leaning out of the window 111115111;
some clothes on a policy has. this
put a greater all all her weight on
the line, and when It broke one your,
alternated toward and t or the;
IVA
The Double Debt.
And three others.
A Summer ldyl.
The Theme of Success.
And three otheis.
llllllllllll ill MAI
Works, 0“ 0" the premises, N0: ‘39 are. Miss G. M. Woodward. teacher Of a thin flannel is yery much liked.‘ and silt dry ingredients and add to things
Summit avenue. South Norwalk. oZidt piano and harmony. Wednesdays and A Dainty N V 1 1 “4....
.. Saturdays. Studio, 76 South Main THE 2081;?" .
TO Liar—«WITH BOARD, mean 3,, .30 1,“ . 1 .
furnished large room, front; electric W iretty 811‘ 31 In 31 unique spectacle.
light; largo clothes press; to two. ' »
Also table board. Home cooking. 1E8“. “Hunts ‘ ”
Reasonable rates. Mrs. Tait, 16 Havi~ “3:1???le :gdfléialgéfityi v
Ian . 021 3t . ‘
d St SOLVENT NOTICE. With a fund oi clever specialties. . :2
T0 LET-“FURNISHED ROOM. District ol‘ Norwalk. 3-,, Probate .—-.... c.
siutable Il'or man and wife, two girls Court, October 22, A. D., 1912. HE HO U
or two young men. Steam heat, elcc- Estate of Mary C. Fox, late of Al 1 1; d YTSCOPE. . i.
trio HEM. bath. 118 30th Main St. Norwalk, in said District. deceased. . 1 “M 3 30° 11 motion ilk-““93
top ilat. ' 031 3 The Court of Probate for. the 015- .w. M. -W S.
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and al- H
To LET‘7 RQQMS WITH ALL lowod six months from the date hero- . .
improvements, -Cove street. $15; 6 of for the creditors of said estate to OLD 5‘
rooms witliimproVemeiits,19 Hillside exhibit their claims for settlement. " “g
Place- inquire R- Joselovsky, East Those who neglect to present their \’
Norwalk. or United Grocery. 828 if accounts, properly attested, within REDMEN’ S .5‘.
. , said time, will be debarrcd a recovery. l g
T0 LET—«FROM NO.“ 1’ 1912' All persons indebted to said estate I '~’ , .
house, 7 rooms. rent “by,“ ““13““: are requested to make Immediate pay- _; 2 j
at The South. horwaik lrust (,0. meat to 1 ‘ .V . a
0” t“ El‘inN w. Fox ALL ’1 ~’ . .. on 7
- = ty up i v.13 4'1 a.
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To ”51.-., AND 4 ROOM AI’ART- 02.. .II) no ...._ VAdInlnlstrarir. . IV! SO u e n ensa e 0 e 3. ii 8 e V V,
meats, newly decorgted, centrally lo- ‘ SELVE-NT NOTICE. TODAY. ‘1‘}; 0 er of an (V ‘ 7
“ted" inquire olf rederick Lauder. District of Norwalk es, Probate Geronimo'a Great RaidmA thrilling ., Y g Sh 011?”
4 South Main .St., Room 9. old if court, October 15. A, II, 12112. and exciting two-reel western DIP-F “ un av l 9! If) 6‘
Estate or Conrad lieckor. late of 1
turn.
TOMORROW.
cho picture.
COMING SATURDAY
Out great too reel feature. i.\‘
,DINE, showing her home beneath the
Sea, etc.
picture.
Don't miss this marlclousf
Matinee, 2:30; Evening. 7:30.
Adults, 106: Children. 5:.
Matineea. except Saturdays and Hoii~-
days, So.
llllllllllt NURWALK
Interesting Rumor Concerningi
i
Another new Line From Green-3 .
wich is Brancbvillo
”w... ,
What the New York, New Haven
and Hartford Railroad is to no regard
ing a new road to Dauhury has been
the cause of much discussion (or, some
time, and urine many tumors about
one might have been taken with equal
certainly an to its authenticity, as an
other one. but the latest report, said ‘ ‘
to be founded on a "straight tip." giv-
en a Norwalk real estate man, in be-
lieved to hit the nail on the hand all
squarely so any advanced since the
proposed charme‘was first whispered.
The new plan eliminates the present
branch tram death Norwaik entirely.
according to advices received by a
habitual reporter rrom this gentleman, -
whbrclalnul to be on the inside oi the
railroad company it plans. the new
Dominate”, too would be beach by!
the chaotic. for this Inside route would
but all much an, Norwaiit co ' ‘
would not be to pioneer .
change
rw lit
branch will no In a direct line from -
‘dmonwioh to Branchrlllc. having as
do trade to contend with and tarnish .
Inn; :1 more Illuminate lor travelei‘s._,
The Sheilfi’s Adopted ClIi|d~V-A {Fir-on ._
we.
o$w¥a
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