. WANTED
WANTED—wTHREE FURNISHED
. rooms for light housekeeping. heated
Answer Mrs. Meek. 4 Washington 82t.
1113‘ t
WANTED-AN’ AGENT rr0 HAN- ‘
die medium priced line of. cars;
models. Address New England Dis
iribnior, W. F. ‘ClOlldlllllIl. 46 Point
Si.,,’i’1‘ovldence, R. I. . ‘. n13 3t
WANTED ~ THREE 0R FOUR
first-class plumbers and steamfltters.
Apply W. 1’. Kirk 00., 360 Fliriieid
Ave. Bridgeport, Conn. 1113 4t-
‘WANTED——SECOND HAND LADY’S
wheel. Address, stating full particu-
lars and pl ice, Wheel, care sentinel.
’ . 1113 11
WANTED—TWO 0R THREE Ii'UIt-
nlshed rooms for light housekeeping,
heated and bath. Answer, H. J. S.
South Norwalk‘, G. D. 1113 iii
WANTED ——~ COMPETEN’I‘ GIRL
for general llouseworkptwo in family.
‘Ml‘S. Herbert A. Mathewson. 62 West
St. . . 1112 iii
WANTEDvOIRI. FOR LIGHT
housework. Sleep home. Call even-
ings between 7 and '8. Mrs. Meek,
4 WashingtonSt. 1111 iii
WANTEDwSITUA’I‘ION AT GEN-
eral housework. Inquire‘ 11 Talvlmnd‘ge
place, South Norwalk. 1111 iii
WANTED-GOOQ MAN FOR DE-'
livery wagon. Must be 21 and come
rwell recommended. State age and ref-
erences. .Cash security. Wages $15
and commission. Address Reliable,
care Sentinel. n11 3t
CLUETT. PEABODY AND 00.
have situations to offer to operators
experienced on steam power mar
chines. steady work. 67 ti
BUSINESS NOTICES
G. F. BENEDICT a 00., PAINT-
era 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
.Wadsworth's Sanitarium. Tel. 2101
‘ £9 tf
NASH'S MODERN
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.
FOUND—A PIG. LEAVE DIS-
cription nt, Luther M. Wright‘s black,-
smlth. shop. Owner may have. s‘mni}
by paying for advertisement. 1113 iii
. j .. 1
FOUNDwPOCKETBOOK. IN POST
oi’iice. Owner may have same by 118)”
ing for this advertisement.
'79 Washington St.
PROFESSIONAL.
MRB. OOLDMAN-SPECIALIST ON
rheumatism and nervousness Grad
onto 01 Vienna University. Address
(211111.10 3 Oiijen St., South Norivalk
li'or ‘prompt service. 119 i2t
............. . ..... .4... m“, “m
Mme. A. Lieberman's
Fashionable Dnessmaklng
Cutting Taught. 20 Havlland 81:.
i. Reel,
1113 it
WE WILL. MAIL YOU .1
for each set or old False Teeth
sent 1111. Highest prices paid
for old Gold Silver. old Watch-
} es, Broken Jewelry and Precious -
l . Stones.
, Money sent by Return Mail.
* films. smelting and Running
Establifilbell 20’ Years.
068 Chestnut 8h. Phil-dolphin, .
. Ponnuyl vnnls.
TO OENTlBTB. 3
We will buy your Gold Filings.
Gold ‘ Bel-ans and Platinum.
Highest prices paid.
GOODYEAR -
beet and shoot repair shop. All kinds ,
A
v,
”WW-
[Hill limits
PROBATE SALE. OF REAL ESTATE“
Under and pursuant. to 1111 order of
the tieuri oi’ Probate for the Bistrict
of Norwalk, authorizing him thereuné
to. the subscriber hereby otters ’fcr
sale all snch right. title and interest
as Harry 1). lloyt. of Norivalk, in said
, District, sit inching
i. end to the follow
late. to wit: -
‘l‘bst certain tract or animal ct land
with 11 chatting house thereon stand
Ely avenue. so called. at Booth Nor-
' walk and bounded northerly twa huna
sired: snd‘zghiy- Jive last (285) )ieet.
murmur!
mimics so}: rty (240) feel. more or
”formerly or 11111111
his parses. its-tin;
described real on
ins. situated on the Westerly "side ufw
by a lane; easterly two"
CLASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Words or Less. Bile--
Three Times, 601':— Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Martian. In 31111111..-
face or C'apsg, Double Price '
FOR SALE l“
FOR SALE—«BRUSH RUNABOUT
in first class condition. Inquire H.
Wilkons. 17 North Main St. South
Norwalk, 001111 1113 iii
non SALE—«SECONOHAND NEW
lHomc Sewing'Machine. $6.00., Mrs.
J H. Brown, West St ‘n13 3t
TO LET—~SEVEN ROOM tHOUSE
with an acre 01' land. Lawrence
Agency, No.15 South Main St. 1113 3t
ONLY $500 CASH, $1000 MORT
gage. New bungalow..furnace, bath.
lot 60 x 120. Also 8 acres,g good bulld-
ings. Sell or exchange for home in
town; D. 8. Hull. anlland Block,
South Norwalh. v n12 3t
, FOR SALE-4 KITCHEN RANGE',2
parlor stoves with pipe, 2 cedar wash
tubs. Inquire 30 Van Zandt St. 1112 St
FOR SALE~—PLYMOU’I‘H ROCK
pallets and cockerels. Telephone
221- 12, or call at 10 Hawkins ave-
nue, East NorWalk n12 3t
FOR SALE—CHEAP, FOUR SMALL
dredges: also a lib. Inquire No.4 05-
borne Ave., East Norwalk, between 6
and ’l p. m. - n11 3t
.FOR SALE—~TWO UNUSUAL BAR-
gains. For want of room for Christ-
mas will sacrifice two pianos. Do not
miss this chance. Inquire The Bazaar,
76 Waahl'ng-con St. all at
FOR SALE—FINE OLD HOME~
stead, 10 room house, all improve
ments; barn,. carriage house suitable
ior garage; chicken house, three acres,
maple grove; «brook in rear. Trolley
handy. 65 Newtown Ave. . 1111 31
FOR SALE»? ROOM HOUSE.
Price $2,800. Located 79 Woodward
Ave. Will-carry $2.000 mortgage at 5
per cent.
walk Trust Co, Trustee: 016 if
FOR SALEe—APPLES‘ AND cau-
bages. Apples in from 1 basket to
10 barrel lots.
ton. Strictly No. 1 stock. E. H.
White, .Box 81'). Rowayton. Ct. 111 1111
u
is 11111811 .-
rnlsllll 1111 BE
1111111801111 111:
CHICAGO. Nov. 13.-——Discouraged be.
cause has attorneys have been block-
ed at every attempt to free him from
jail where be it awaiting trial on :1
charge of violating t‘uo Mann white
slave law in taking a white birl from
one state to another for immoral pur-
poses. Jiiik Johnson negro pugllist‘
said today he believed some one was
framing up' on him or
"it 3 Just because 1 am the champion
and am a iiogm," he Said. 1
When Johnsml was told today that
four additional indlttlnents had been
returned against him by the grand
jurv with eight counts in each indict-
ment, he frowned. Before, when he
wns told that the government might
imprison him live years on each in
dlcfinentw-a total of 25 yourswand that
a total bond of $250,000 might, be re-
quired for his release from Jail his
breath stopped shout for an lustantpnd
he recovered control of himself with
an effort. ,
The new indictments charge John
son with transporting Belle Schrerer
from Milwaukee to Chicago and back
again (hiring a ’perlod’ between Dec. 27
and Dec. 31,, 191i). *
m
NORWALK CLUB PlNOOHLE.
MOIII‘I‘. Ambler and Grlsuory Take the
. Hlnh Score.
Pinochlc occupied the evening at
the Norwnlk ‘Club last evcllirlg and a
llarga attendance and eighteen teams
or players made the evening a huge
“1011838. ‘"‘
Ambler and Gregory took the high
sale with 7,255 mints. and Corbett
and Gregory came second with 8.9011.
Following the games ssndwlcim.
cones and cake iwsre served to the
members.
'i‘lleucarcs are all follow:
Curtis 1111 Mansfield
Lockwood {and Mslkiu
Corbett and Gregory
111111111 his Ores’ory ‘
11.11.1301" and W. 1". Bishop
Milne and Winston
housed and B Adlims 1 _ ,
Hartford and W. ii. Baldwin
Many and Keeier .
Basic and 11.15.. Baldwin _’,
Bailout; and Waugh
ilsieoim and A. ll Baldwin ’
if. B. Wheat and W. ’
5,870
8.550
8,9011
7,155
B1130
’ 8.515
‘iln St
inquire of The South. Nor- 1
Cabbage by head or , ,
1
TO LET
To LET—«FIRST FLOOR 6 ROOMS, .
and attic, toilet. water. Rent 812 01
Van Zant Sh, East Nor-walk. Ernest
lioessmann, No 22 Fair. Sh, Norvlgiltlslt.._
11
TO LET—wuoml ' HOUSE. "No.
268 East Avg-{$15. Six» rooms, No. 1‘36.
'Dayior Ave" $12. inquire F. H.» how-
an. No. 21 Billnwood Ave. Tel. {148.
' ‘ \113 St
TO hilt—ROOMS 0N FIRST AND
second floors. 'airy and» ith all im—
provements; .rent reasonable. Apply
Robert Thompson, 54 First stleet.
‘L‘ast Norwalk: n13 1w
fro LET ... TWO ‘ Ii‘UllNiSliIliD
name with everv convenience 1'01
light housekeeping. Inquire ll Frank-
111?. 31
—¢-—-—~v——-—p .m—I—W
To LETuTIIREE LARGE ROOMS
with improvements. Very. reasonable
rent. Inquire A. Gelazer, 13 Connec-
ticnthve. *fl , , . ,. n12 3t
To LET—«TWO PLEASANT 0F-
ilce rooms over store. 5 Main street.
Center of city. good location. Inquire
of thn‘ T. Hayes. 5 Main street,
Norwalk. t 1112 iii.
T0 LETvROOMS. ALSO BARN: 1
Thomas St. East Norwalk. Raymond
and Ambler, Wilton. Conn. 1111 at
TD LET~FURNISHED TWO CON-
necting rooms, newly papered and
painted; water. toilet. cOok stove, gas
plate; all conveniences for light
housekeeping. Near East NorWnlk sta-
tion. 214 East avenue. 1111 31
To LET—’—7 Rooms WITH ALL
improvements. Cove street. :15.
Inquire E Joselovsky. East Norwalk.
or Unite ‘_ Grocery. 328 it
TO 'LET——HOUSE. 8 LOWE' S'l‘.,
seven rooms and basement; newly
paneled and painted. First class or-
der. Inquire J. H. Knapp, 82 West St.
‘ 026 ti
1
TO LET ----- CONVENIENT, COM-
fortabie house in good conditio‘h.-Trol-l
iey line, Winnipauk. George Mitchell,
Norwalk. . a1 ti?
TO LET—~HAMIL‘I‘UN AVE, HALF
of two-family house, 6 rooms. and 6-
room list; all improvements; good con-
dition: one block from railroad station.
'Ela’borallr Prograln Presel'lld
’1"
5935% [0 614496 .
Tax-Exact in N. I $1.11..
Write for mommies Dimmer 1m.
lflsllltll a do.
111 Broadway, N. Y.
rd t'lm ..
”infill. use“
Billlllll Sillilll ,
lililllil WDRK‘ERS
at the Convention in First.
M. E. Church 8
W
The lv‘alrfiold County Sunday School 1
Association held its convention yes-
terday at the South. Norwaik Metho-
and the officers for the ensuing year
Two cullfulB’ of sour milk. one cupi‘ul’mnd one half cupi’ui of corn meal, dire ‘
or sweet milk, One half cuplul of ston- egg.
"ed prunes, two cupi‘uls of corn 111eal,~-
one half cupiul of white flour. one
half" oupiul of graham 'i'lOnr, one half 3
cuptul or» molasses. oné‘hali cuplul ol'
’ ‘ brown sugar, two tnblespuoniuls
butter. one hall teaspooniui oi salt.
one teaspoontul of baking soda.
Cover the mouse with cold wntelr ' ."
and soak them until shit;
move the stones and dry the fruit.
Add them to the other ingredients and first with a little" butter. and
mix the whole thoi‘onghly.
a dish [and steam steadily for about ;nnd crisp, with the glazed appear-
{four hours.
\ol water boiling constantly in the ves-
incl under the steamer.
One’ and one- half cupful of butter
dist Episcopal Church at which time milk, three tablespoons of
an excellent Program was rendered Intro 01 butter, one teaspooni'nl of salt, for pierces the meat and lets the
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Juice olia.+1litlallurg r " .
7'
'one teaspomii’ui 'oi’bnklilg soda. one
steamed Corn Brena.
>1
Rico Omeielon ,
One cupi‘ul of cold boiled rill!
ouplul e1 Warm milk, one tab
fill of melted initial. one love
spoonful of salt, one eighth o
spoonful of poppet. three wel
eggs. Melt one teaspoonlul (’1 bit
in a but frying pan and hour _
“mixture. Bake in a hot ove
over once and serve on but 'platte
Good Housekeeping.
Sift the corn lucnl into a basin and
'add the salt. buttermilk, soda and egg.
Stir WI)” and then beat in thli‘ melted
lard or butter. Pom into a gleascd
bread stick mold and bake until done
in a hot oven.- This recipe will make
' 1? corn sticks.—~Plctoriui Reillew.
of
then re- . Home Helps.
When baking potatoes, grease them
when '
Place 1“ cocked they will be beautifully brown .
. . “ 1 .‘
Through Sentinel Wants, .
pl‘oyer meets theibmpioye, thecb’
ness inan gets in touch jwit "
skilled, competent worker tOwhc’ ho
m‘l‘ty trust a-difhcult task. the"
wife lecates the servant that is 11
ed most in the’ home. the buyer and
seller become acguaint-ed, the land
and the tenant 'come to ‘kno ’
another. "
Be 5“” ‘0 hl‘Ve 919““ once thab makes them so appetizing.
To render boots and shoes Water-
proof in damp heather, Till) a little
, lmutton suet around the edges oi the
soles. Beeswax is just as efficacious:
In roasting meat turn it over with
melted n spoon instead of a fotk, as the lat:
Com Sticks.-
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elected. There were three sessions,
the morning. afternoon and evening
The program consisted largely of
the' reading of papers and the daily"
ery‘of short lectures on the Sunday .
School work. ‘l‘re talks were'most
interesting and highly instructive. the
members being privileged to heal-the
views of many and profit by‘ltheir- ’
exlmliences. : ‘
At the business meeting the to ~
ports of the several officers were sub-f -
fill the ensuing year:
P1 seldom—~13. W. Peck of Stratford. E: ii
Secretary mingle P. Haven, of. Strut-‘3 \-
ford l l!
”‘lreasulerwhllss Bessie M. \i' end, of: ‘9
Newton Heights. - ? U
The film two named otilcers were .- i‘
reelected and Miss Mend was chosen ‘“
to succeed \V. W Stevens. of Dnn‘
bury. 3‘,
The ‘progrmu of the. cehveniion was ‘1!
as follows: U
Moi—n15; Session.
lowSoug whine and devotions, led
!'
Joseph R (Taylor. 113.11
LOST ‘
LOST—A SIXTEEN GUAGE Ll‘ i‘
even gun in leather case Lost llLl‘v"(’t n
Billing St. and “innipauk Mon. lll\
looming I.-ibe1nl l‘oWllldJl lctlunrd
to Samuel i‘. lrclnml, liutea l‘oult
mosruoxlu copulation.
ccnne 116.102. Reward if returned to
110 Van Zant 81.111231
Taxi and Touring
Car to Hire
son Art OCCA3ION8.
DAY on mom: .
“11.1360 . 1. VAAST
“_..
Finch Hugstrom Nuptisls.
Miss Jennie Hagstrom. of 44 Lock
wood avenue. Stamford was married
Sunday. at 5: 30 p. in" to Robert E.
Finch. of 72 West Broad street, Siam»
ford. ,Tho wedding took place at the
bride's home. which was prettily dec-
crates fer the o’ccasion. Palms ferns
and chrysanihemnms were artistically
arranged at the home for the occa-
siOn. Rev. F. A. Coleman, of South
Norwslk. tied the knot, beneath an»
arch of flowers and ternary. Miss
111111 Horatwm, '1 sister oi the urine.
was bridesmaid Ohm-lea Mills, a
friend of the groom. was best man.
Tre wedding was 11 quiet one, only
intimate friends and relatives or the
couple being present
The bride was prettily ”What! 111
white msrqnicllctle and carried a
shower bouquet of cdryssntilcnmms.
Tho bridesmaid wars 1’ dress at Gina,
and carrle'tlmink chryllantheululns.
Pretty and Metal (ms were smug
ed his room, at the home. The
groom": present to the st man was
11 pair or inull! cult links. The hrldcs
. hauls/on Clark s
Th 1110111 11111:
iiiiy avenue: southerly ’ ‘
lid seventy-live Willi
nil 11"
Li; ‘
‘11:30~"I‘rainidg"Sllnday School Work’
milk] neeoivod 11 11111011. acid nen- , ,
{419 l“unlit a; with
. ”by 119.1. 1) \lurtln %
ill: Roéi’lulis for our .lu'nior hers and
Ohio.
iMlés Wilhelmina Stacker. of. Hart
. ford.
lit—«Work with no" in the Sunday
school. a
l ’ PhlloP. Hav.en.of8trati‘ord
61‘s.
Wallace I. \i'oodin. of Hartford."
’ Afternoon Session.
2~-Scng Service undilevollons. led by
I Rev. J. E. Zeiter.
Contralto Solo.
1 Mrs. Jennie Ppgh.
2:30—lluslness. ‘
lieporl oi Elementary Superlntcn-g
dent, Miss Dora Brinsmade. of"
Bridgeport. _
Report'of secretary. Philo P. lino
ven.
Report of treasurer, W. W. Ste
vans, of Danhuly
3—0pportunltles and Obligations oi
the Sunds'y School.
Fl. W. Peck. of Strntford. ,
3:20—wi’rttcticai Plans for Intermed-
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I- I'u-rnrrpII-qlaf" saggy-(A1,” ‘Jfidllln. a aid ”4“ t;
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Secondary Division.
Biron l“. Kulgren.
Adults. ' ‘
*' Wallace 1. Woodln.
r Evening session.
7: title-A Suggestive Opening Exercise. ,
8: 00“th Rise of the Modern Bun»
day 3011001, illustrated with stir.
. cortices. , , . ,
Wallace 1. Woodi'n. ‘
“That new salesman thinks .
knows as much about our business as-
th head or the iirm' -
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Want "i‘s‘vl' ~.'1-,M,~ry'-/~ hia- Muir, ,
$2 50
late Lessons, , ii
’ Evan F. Kuigren, of Hartford. t4 ’
Bzdom'l‘he Three Persons , in the ll
Teaching Trinity. ‘ ‘
Ravi aw. Rae, oi’Bedlord, N. Y, 7'? ,
i:30«00nferenccll. 3.!
« Beginners and Primary. ti
, Mia‘s Wilhelmina Blocker. 1‘1
Juniors". , .3
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