‘ CLASSIFIED Advertisements On this
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WANTED
WANTED~EVFININ~G SENTINEL
at September 4th.
cry 01‘ same at this office.
WANTED—1t FIRST CLASS GIRL
for general housework; 'family of two.
71 West St. Mrs. F. A. Smith.
WANTED——A BOY OR YOUNG
man for work in a dry goods store.
Apply A. illckermun and Son. 024 It
WANTED—SEVERAL NEAT AP-
pouring lady canvassers. Apply Fri-
day after I p. m. at The S. and H.
Stamp ‘00., 13 North Main St. 024 it
WANTED—500 PEOPLE TO AT-
iend rummage sale at the Spring-
‘wood Union Chapel Friday and Sat-
urday afternoon and evening. 024 iii
WANTED~YOUNG LADY, P0-
sition as stenographcr and typewriter,
experienced. Address W. 13., core
Sentinel. 023 St
250 paid for deliv-‘
To LET
. sou SALE
TO LETWFURNSHED ROOMS, 1
or 2 furnished, in private llamily. 15
West Washington‘rSt. 024 it
To LET—FIVE ROOM FLAT.
rent reasonable. Inquire F. Moon, 33
Core Ave, East Norwaik. 024 ill
T0 LETmFlRST. FLOOR. FIVE
rooms and bath. ‘No. 23 Gregory
Boulevard, East Norwulk. Good rent
for desirable party. F. W. Malkith
02 "t
TO LET.-~ Six BEAUTIFUL
rooms. all modern improvements, cor-
ner Woodward and Rivers avenues. lu-
quire II. A. I-icgelein, plumbing and
heating contractor, or 84 Woodward
Ave. 024 ill
TO LET-O.\' ”DECEMBER iST.
for five months. an eleven room. tur-
nished house. No. 94 East Ave, Nor-
waik, near Green. Inquire Rev. C. W.
Shelton. 1022 iii
GIRL WANTED'FOR FIRST CLASS
iadies’ tailoring. Must understand
good sewing. Paris Ladies' Tailors,
2nd floor. 123 Washington St. 022 3t
BOY WANTED, ABOUT 15 YEARS
old. Cluett, Peabody and Co. 022 [it
WANTED~BY YOUNG MAN, 19
years, position as chauffeur with pri-
vate party. Understands repairing.
Address 8., core Sentinel. 022 3t
WANTED—GOOD FRESH COW.
Inquire 11 Olijen street. 022 St
CLUETT, PEABODY AND co.
have situations to offer to operators,
pxperlenced on steam power mar
chines, steady work. s7 1.!
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WINDOW SHADES—READY MADE
and made to order. Opaque. Holland,
Duplex Cloths. Estimates furnished
free. No order too large or none too
small to have prompt attention. Henry
,'.l‘. Prowitt. 45 Main St., Norwalk.
021 (it
BUSINESS ’NOTICES
G. F. 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 if
TURKISH BATHS FOR THE
treatment of goat, rheumatism, etc.
Arrangements by appointment. Dr.
iWa-"lsworth's Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
[9 ti
NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
bent and shoot repair shop. All kinds
‘custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St
Mme. A.
Fashionable
Cutting Taught.
Liebermanu
Dressmaking
2O Haviland 8t.
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‘DAVID W. RAYMOND
Funeral Director- li‘mbaimer
19 No. Main St, 80. Norwalk
Residence, 6 Washington St.
Telephone at office—430%.
Telephone at house—698.
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I Newell's Dancing Academy
Arion Hall, Matti-0n 8h, 60. Nor-walk.
ileuiiiners' Class, for Ladies and
Gentlemen. ,
Wednesday Evening. Oct. 9, at a P. M.
A thorough course of instruction in
the waits and the latest society
dances. Circulars.
W. GILBERT NEWELL,
25 Liberty St. Bridgeport, Conn.
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Town Assessors’
. NOTICE
We. the undersigned. hereby give
notice to all persons and corporations
liable to pay Taxes in the Town of
Non-walk. that they are required by
flow to deliver to. the Assessors, or
either of them, on or before the drill
day or November, 1912, a written or
printed list. dated, signed and sworn
' to. at all 'propcr-ty owned by them on
tho ilrst day of October, 1912. liable to
taxation.
N. lat-«Lists may be returned to the
Assessors. at the A‘smsors' Office.
Town Hall Building, Norwaik, and at
the Council Rooms. twashiaston
. street, Library building, "South Nor-
waik, from and including, October 19,
this. to and including November 1.
11112, sold Offices to be open from 9
to 12 o’clock, a; m.. and 11mm} to
41:10 1). m.. all days or. the week,
(Sunday; excepted) and on Saturdays
and on November ist. 1,912. from 7 un-
til ii o‘clock. in the evening. 1
’All persons [will be required to give
street and , number of their property.
and foise‘vot, lot“hou‘sc stands 0a..
Bi.ust1i;r:§.at‘_hlorwalit,. Conn. October
, ions. w. acoustics."
'OSOAR W ‘RAYMOND;
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‘ canyons, one! that'sat law or 'r
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T0 LETwCONVENlEN'i‘. COM-
fortable house in good condition. Trol-
ley line. Winnlpauk. George Mitchell,
Norwnik. at Ll
To LET-«HOUSE, 20 ROOMS, COR-
ncr of Elizabeth and Day streets.
Newly refitted throughout, furnace,
set. range, gas, eiectricitl’. bath. etc.
Suitable for first’ciass boarding
house. Inquire Raymond Bros. 022 3t
TO LET—FURNISHED ROOM,
with all improvements, and board
nearby; private family. Apply at 32
Chestnut St, South Norwalk. 022 iii
FOR SALEwA SQUARE HARD»
man piano at a reasonable price. Ap-
ply Miss Eva ill. Benedict, 68lSpring
St., South Norwaik. ‘024 iii
FOR SALE—«FIREPROOF SAFE.
live feet high, 25 inches deep and 25
inches wide. Address 130x 683, South
Norwalk. 024 lit
FOR SALEwIlilTGi-IELL FORE
door live passenger touring car.
Bought new October 1911. Equipment
complete. Satisfactory demonstration.
Apply Wilfred Smith. West Norwnlk,
Conn. .Tel. Con. 024 (it
FOR SALE—wFAitM IN RIDGE-
tleid. Conn, 10 room house in good
condition. barn and cow barn. Price
reasonable. Would exchange for local
improved property. For further pur-
ticulars address Farm, care Scull-
nel. 921 ‘it
MR. POULTRYMAN: IF YOU ARE
not getting eggs don't blame the
chickens. Help them along by feed-
Ing Conkey’s Laying Tonic. Charles
E. Dow, 1'12 Washington St. has it.
015 3t
PROFESSIONAL. ‘
J. c. COLLINGS, LECTURER AND
teacher of vocal culture, pracdcol
and anatomical. Prepares pupils for
concerts, church positions and teach-
ers. Miss G. M. Woodward, teacher of
piano and harmony, Wednesdays and
Saturdays. Studio, $6 South Main
St. 330 im
T0 LET-FROM IST OF NOVEM
her. 4 desirable rooms, corner Taylor
and Connecticut avenue. Apply 1-].
Beebe. 022 :it
TO LET—7 ROOMS WITH ALL
improvements, -Cove street, $15; 6
rooms with improvements, 19 Hillside
Place. inquire R. .ioselovsky, East
Norwalk, or United Grocery. s28 tt
TO LETTEROM nor. 1, 1915.
house, 7 rooms, rent $llilill.
inquire
at The South. Norwuik
Trust Co.
016 ti‘
TO LET—3 AND 4 ROOM APART-
ments, newly decorated, centrally lo-
cated. inquire of Frederick Lauder.
ti South Main St.. Room 0. oil! it
TO LETWIIENTIST' OFFICE 13:
Lauder block, 4 South' Main SI.
Has been used continuously for such
for over 20 years. Possession about
Nov. ”1st. inquire 01’ Frederick Laud-
er, Room 9. s14 tl’
To LET~-ilAMiL'I‘0.\I AVE, HALF
of two-family house, 6 rooms. and 6-
room list; all improvements; good con-
dition; one block from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor. ‘ 913 it
Taxi and "can.
Car to Hire
FOR ALL OCCASIONS.
DAV OR NIGHT.
Tel. 1360 .1. VAAST
When Traveling.
Take a candle in your bag and a
box of safety matches. When they are
wanted you will be glad they were
put in. The space required for them
to small. A passenger on a steamer
that. was wrecked had a small candle
which enabled her to collect some 01‘
her most valuable possessions when
the lights went out after the collision.
~Today‘s Magazine.
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Novel Mat for Hot Dish“.
.Cut a piece of pasteboard the size
and shape desired. round, square. or
Octagon, and new on this felt or flan-
nel. On the reverse side new on list
bone, pearl. or china buttons, all of
one size. putting them on In rings or
other patterns. These will hold the
hot dish up from the table.~—~Nationsl
Magazine. '
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Fishing. Their Occupation. .
Over 1,200 small boats are used
along the north coast of Now Bruns-
wick ln fishing. Nearly every resident
lil‘tt fisherman during portions of the
your, while a majority i‘oilow fishing
as an occupation. The greater num-
ber of melt fishermen are farmers
who Ilnd smelt fishing a profitable
side this durlnf‘tho winter months.
costumes» emu. marina
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE ~— MY WIFE HAViNG
left my bed and board without say
just cause, i refuse to pay any bills
contracted by her. Stephen F.
iieath. 024 31
‘ LOST
LOST—WHITE Ki’i‘TEN, HA1)
pink ribbon on neck when last soon.
Reward for return 10 Evening Sentinel
office. 024 ti‘
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk, ss., Probate
Court. October 2:1. A. it, 1912.
Estate or Bridget Prior. lute
.\'or\\'nlk. in said District. deceased.
’i‘lic (‘ourt of Probate for this ills-
trict of Norwalk, lmlli limited and ni-
lowml six months I'roin’tbc date tiere-
M for the creditors oi‘ said claim.) to
exhibit their claims for St’illlllle'lil.
Those who neglect to illi‘Sl‘lll their
accounts. properly attested, within
said time, will be (liiliiil‘l‘e'il a recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate
payment to
01'
JOHN J. (‘l't\'l€0,
Administrator.
82 Washington Sli‘i"l'l, Swim and
Corbett lluildlng. 02-1 :il a?
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District 01‘ Nor-walk, as. Probate
Court, October S, A. 1)., llllfl.
Estate 01- William Illc.\1ullcn, late. 01
Norwalk, in said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk, liatli limited and al-
lowed six months from the data here-
of for the creditors or said estate to
exhibit their clallns for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested. within
said time, will be dcbarrcd n recov-
ery. All persons indebted to said as-
tatc are requested to make immediate
payment to .
THE SOUTH NORWALK TRUST 00.
Administrator.
For C. E. Hoyt. treasurer. oil) 17 2d
Wo—v~v
. “mitt” ion-un-
NOTICE ‘
To Contmétors
South Norwaih, Conn,
Oct. 22. 1012.
Scaled proposals will be received at
the cities of the Street Commissioners
not later than Saturday. Oct. 20, 1912.
for the construction of 375 lineal last.
more or less. of coucreto curb and
gutter on Rivers avenue. Plans and
specifications may be seen at the of-
ilco oi the Water Gommissloncra on
Oct. 23, tutti.
Street commissioner reserves tod
right to reject any and all bids.
‘ ALFRED BROWN.
022 at Street Commissioner.
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IN WILTON.
Nautical Distinctions.
mow do you tell the dilloronoo be,
tween synoht and a sailboat!" sold
the girl with the inquiringmlnd: “Br
‘Iookln' into the pantry," replied Clip“
tnln Cleot. “it she carries plenty 'ol
refreshments an sugars, their
yacht. it It‘s only plain viola-ll.
.4 «nun.» m: “am“: am ..
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turnilhcd' racinf is 'tooinuch-‘wlor, if It
cost. comfortable by‘nusworinjg so
What do exceedingly stronuo
casein ‘
‘ tiouilit, all or local talent, will tau iii a
1m.“ 3 ssilbost."-~lilxobsuro. ,gclculsr candidate sheath be the oil! el-
. ” ,. ;cctod.‘ t. ‘l‘ ’ " ' ' '
relation- cent. of dimomiorimai
All Wilton will author at theiown
hall, on Saturday night to attend the
unique meeting arranged by the tilti-
zcini at which time u hopubllcan. a he
meant, a Prorz‘ossiva and a Pliobibi‘
short uddms nitrite believes his poo
Wit ,adv.‘ ‘-
got '99 it,
i g Business/and
g essioual.
marvel. _ ~, . _« ,_ ., .
,‘Duiei st'llurwalic. this 23rd day or. ‘
Octoli A. D“ 2 ’ ~ .. .
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This week the bannerbil‘limlhhother
astounding arl'ay»_,ol attractions at
“HOYTS’
The 'l‘heatreor Advance Variety.
New York Vaudovilio Road Show, '
Number 4.
Every act a feature. Every act a star.
l’ositiveiyi‘the season's. most talked
about playu Initial vaudeville tour
01’ the stars of Robin Hood,
MISS EMERIN CAMPBELL AND
MR. AUBREY YATES,
ldnactlng Mr. John Stoke’s Sensational
drama.
“THE BABY”
declared to be the
most dramatic bit in the history of
‘vaudcviile. Every mother. father.
brother and sister should see this
great act.
Special extraordinary added attraction.
The prettiest girls in stageland,
ETHEL WHITESEIDE AND HER 5
CLEVER PICKS.
All entertainment that sets a new
epoch in vaudeville.
Musical Comedians.
THE 3 RANKINS.
Comedians and instrumentalists
distinction.
of
From the London Hippodrome,
(3) GLADDENBACKS (3)
Astute Gymnastic Marvels.
The Prima Donna Comedienne.
ZARA REYOS.
in (‘haructer Song Reviews.
, HERE SOON.
Mr. Edwards Davis, M. A. (Himself)
and a spleudi company. in a protein
tious dramatic play.
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illillia’unnr
l’lt‘l‘ll‘llzd
room; l
The Sheriff's Adopted Child.
The Honors of Success. ,
A Summer Idyl. 5
And three others.
TOMORROW:
The Penalty An exciting: llisou ltli
w'estern. picture. .
Unclc's Favordc Pudding.
And tlirre others.
COMING SATURDAY: l
Undinomiine oi the most marvelous
twv. reel pictures cvcr protiutctl‘
(‘oiuc curly and mold the rank. :1»
everyone will be anxious to so:
this.
Matinee, 2:30; Evening. 7:30.
Adults, 10c; Children, 50. .
Matinces, except Saturdays and HolI-f
53.”.- 5c- !
Board of Relief
Notice is hereby given that the,
Board of Heller oi the City of South
Norwalk will meet on the limb day?
of October. 1912. at 7:30 to 9:00 p}
”Wag- L,” ‘
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in; on the lat day of November. 1912,5 '
at 7:30 to 9:00 p. in.; on the 2d day1
or November. 1912. at 2:00 to 4:30
p. m.. on the nth day of Noveiiilier,l
1912. at 7:30 to 9:00 .p. at: in that
Council Chambers on Washington:
street in said city, for the purpose of.
hearing and determining all appeals
and the doings of the Assessors oi said -
city on the list of 19.12. r ,
Dated at South Norwalk this 23df
day of October. A. 1).. 1912. i
CHARLES N. SMITH, ,
FREDERICK S. LYON.’ .
iSRAEL JOEL.
Board pt Relief. {
To the Board of County Commission;
are at Falrflsld County: 1
l hereby apply for a Drugsist's Ll.
cease to soil Spiritnous and intoxicsbf
lug Liquors. Ale, Luger iiear.~ lthins;
Wine and Older, at 8 North , Main
street, Town of Norwalk.
Dated at South Norwnlk. this 23rd -
day of October. A. 1)., 1012.
‘ ‘ FRANK A. 8113K,
. Applicant.
We, the undersigned. electors and
taxpayers, as defined by law. of tho;
Town of Norwulk, hereby endorse lb
024 iii
A. Sink tor such license and We do
severally certify each l’or himself that '
we are owners of real estate situated
inbuilt Town of Norwalk. ,
Dated at ‘Norwnlk this third day or
Gomorrah. c.1912. ‘ .
Cavauash,
I horoby’cci‘
oi the» Town oi; ,
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amt. a. suite
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B. ‘Colomsn. ‘r’rhoguos (3.
Morris Epstein.
tliy that the above ham!
ed sndcrsei‘s are electors and taxpaye
era. as destined by law,
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7——
Yollow Tomato Salad
‘Scald quickly from 1') to 18 yellow;
tomatOes. such as are used for pro}
serving; peel and chill. Plunge into;
boiling water and boil for two minutes‘;
six to eight sweet. green“ peppers. Rub
off the loosened skin with a towelfl
split and take out cores and seeds.‘
When cold chop moderately flue. Onl
a platter arrange blanched lettuce
leaves. in the center put the chop-s
pod peppers in a mound and around:
this put the yellow tomatoes. Serve}
with either muyounuuiso of French
dressing. flavored in either case with
tarragon vinegar and onion juice.
Stuffed Tomato Salad
Skill four medium-sized tomatoes
and scoop out seels and some of the
pulp. leaving, a hollow; shell. Chili
these in the refrigerator. Prepare a‘
salad mixture with twelve fillets of
anchovies, eight chrrl'yrtonc clnms‘
and one small tomato. nil finely mln~
cod. and one hard cooked egg; and
two branches of watercress. bashed
1
fine. Bind together with French dress.
ing and stuff the tomato shells with
this mixture. Dress with a sauce su-
preme made from four tablespooni’uls
of mayonnaise, two tablespoonlnls of
chili sauce, one INLJIJUOIBJII ol’ Wor-
cestershire sauce. English mustard.
salt, pepper, celery salt, paprika and
a dash of curry powder to taste.
Mask tomatoes with this and put each
on a heart lettuce leaf.
Tomato and Potted Meat Salad
To the pulp of 12 tomatoes add 2
cans of potted haul or chicken, one
dozen olives, out fine, salt and pop-
per to tasts. Put‘this mixture in
the tomato shells, the stem ends hav-
ing been sliced oi to remove pulp. Put
a teaspoonfui of cream dressing on
each and just before serving add ser-
oral pecan meats to each.
Shrimp and Tomato Aspic Salad
Cook one can of tomatoes with half
a teas-pooni’ui of salt. half a teaspoon-
ful of sugar, a dash of pepper and one,
small sliced onion. Soiren half of a‘
box of gelstlne in cold water.
the vegetables are cooked strain
from the Juice and bring it to a ,
Turn the gelatlne into the hot liq,
stirring until. dissolved, then sets,
to chill and burden. When ready
serve, break this asplc into, sot
cubes and arrange shrimps attract
1y on them, pouring it plain may
noise dressing over all. Hard 0
eggs cut into fine slices make more
garnish for this, as well as for all:
fish salads. ----- Good l‘iousekceplng}
Creamed. Apple Tart
Line a shallow pudding dish w
pastry and pack full with three 9
tuls chopped apples, tliree-i'ourths o
cuiptul of brown sugar, the grated:
and juice of one lemon. Cover With.
good paste rolled thin and bake until.
done. Then lift the crust and ponr‘in;
a pint of whipped cream. Do not 1- .
turn the upper crust. but put it aside
and serve the tart cold. ~Richmonll
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