- nod Foundry and CLASSIFIED Advertisements on this once. Tyrant or Less, sec-'— Three Times, 50c -‘- sacs Additionelp Word on. In black. WANTED “'ro LET . .1301: SALE STENOGRAPHER WANTED --- Young man with‘not less than one year's experience tor manufacturing concern. Permanent position to the right party. Address stating age, or parlance, reference, etc.. Steno, care .II‘veuiug Sentinel. n20 3t WANTED—41 PLACE AS BOOK- keepei',1cost clerk. or general otilce man. by American, 30 years old. First' class references from the Cost De 1partment of the American .Iirake Shoe '00. Please address Lock Box 154, Rowa‘yton, 001111. 1120 it WANTED—~A YOUNG SWEDISH man, sober, wishes any kind of work in a factory Address A. Johnson. 64 Osborn Ave.. East Norwalk. 1120 31 WANTED—SITUATION AS EX- pert tnilor,‘i . years’ experience in leading clothing stores In Norwalk us .bushelman, good custom coat maker. 11 Chestnut ‘St.. South Norwalk. 1120 St WANTED—WORKING FARMER, married, thorough know-ledge all out- door work, Eood milker; wile to make .butter, ‘board help, etc. P. 0. box 278, Noroton Heights - TO LET-'«SIX ROOMS AND TWOY in basement. Inquire on premises, 42 Fifth St. East Norwalk. n20 3t TD LET-FIVE ROOMS. BATH and improvements Call or phone 62 Putnam Ave, Phone 1-015 II. n16 3t TO LED—FURNISHED ROOM, all improvements. 21 Putnam ave- line. 1119 3t T0 LET—«SEVEN ROOM HOUSE, with an acre of land. Lawrence Agency, No. 15 South Main St. 1119 2t To LET~—-7 ROOM HOUSE, 204 Ely Ave., city water, cellar under all the house, 2 acres ground, nice hen- house, rent‘ $12.50 a month. Inquire Lawrence Agency, 15 South Main 8;. 1120 't m LET—«6 ROOMS, FIRST FLOOR, 67 Van Zandt St, East Norwalk. Rent $12.00. To desirable tenants 5‘? only. Ernest Boessmann, No. 22 Fair St., Norwalk. 1119 at LET-«LOWER PART 01" WANTED—EXTRA SALESLAD for Saturday. Frank Jucoby, Ke er . ply 64 South Main St. Y TO house, 13'I-iigh St. Inquire Mrs Crowe, 2 West Ave. To' LET .- APARTMENT, 215 Washington St., East Norwalk. Alp— ‘ n14 tt Bldg, Washington St. n20 lt IWANTED ~— COMPETENT GIRL tor general housework. Address “Competent." care ‘Sentluel. n20 3t WANTED—BY COMPETENT GIRL, situation at general housework in Da- rlen or Noroton. Good cook, washing and ironing, $26 per month. Address P. O. B. 128, Rowaytou, or Tel. 1028, South Norwaik. n19 3t To LE‘l'w—ROOMS ON FIRST AND second floors, airy and with all im- provements; rent reasonable. Apply Robert Thompson, 54 First street, East Norwalk. n13 1w To LET—«7 ROOMS WITH ALL haprovements, Cove street, $15. Inquire R. Joselovsky, East Norwalk, or United Grocery e28 ti WANTED—BY MAN AND WIFE, two ifurnlshel rooms for light house- keeping, Must be near station. In: quire thaniford Place. all) 3t WANTED—A POSITION AS chauffeur. Has had experienoe and can furnish references. Is also a mechanic and understands his busi- ness. Address 247 Main street, Stam- i‘ord. 1119 iii WANTED ——,YOUNG MAN T0 work in cigar 'box factory. C. S. St. John, 27 Marshal St. WANTED — YOUNG ‘ MAN IN .Iprlntlng office. Steady work and good wages. No experience required Murphy Mtg. Co. 1118 iii. WANTED- FIRST CLASS TEAM— eter, married man preferred. House rent and good wages to competent mun. . Apply to Edward J. Ladrigaus livery stable at Rowaytou. n18 3t 'WANTED-TWO OR THREE Inquire 1118 (it. steam heated furnished rooms with bath. Board preferred. Iiox 101, .Westport, Conn. 1118 (it BUSINESS NOTICES G. F. BENEDICT a 00., PAINT- ors and decorators. dealers in wall paper and mouldings. High grade work a. specialty. 16 Franklin St. Phone 22-2. 08 tf TURKISH BATHs FOR THE treatment or gout, rheumatism, etc. Arrangements by appointment. Dr. IWadsworth’s Sanitarium. Tel. 210. :9 ti NASH'B MODERN GOODYEAR boot and shoot repair shop. All kinds custom made work. Fit and comfort guaranteed. as West Washington St. « Mme. A. Liebermann Fashionable Dressmakiug Cutting Taught. ‘ 20 Havilsnd Bi. 3‘ Taxi and 1Touring Car to Hire eon 111.1. occasions. on on mom. l‘el.1360- J. VAAST _ m 1 WI! WILL MAIL YOU 31 for each set of old False Tooth" soul. 1111. Highest prices paid for old Gold. Silver, old Wntoir es, Broken Jewelry and Precious Stones. , Money sent by Return Moll. Pulls. limiting and Refining . Establishes 20yYYY Years. :. (Its cuisine: so, Philadelphi Pennsylvania. , . w 19 oeuvre-rs. 9 Will buy your (Mill hills IY .diold Scraps and cationic: 4' some Wits mid To LET—HOUSE, 8 LOWE ST., seven rooms and basement; newly papered and painted. First class or- der. Inquire J. H. Knapp, 82 West Sté 026 I TO LET~CONVENIENT, COM— iortable house in good condition. Trol- ‘ley line, Winnipauk. George Mitchell, Norwalk. a1 ti To LET~HAMILTON AVE, HALF oi twoiomlly house, 6 rooms, and 6- room slot; all improvements; good con- dition; one block from railroad station. Joseph R. Taylor. 813 ti ,- YSIX DIV BIKE BABES START 8303 The. pick of the long-distance hike riders of Europe have been signed to ride in the New York six-day race which will he held under the auspices oi? the Garden Athletic Club in Madl- son Square Garden, the week begin~ lllllil. Debenrber 9. With a total entry of fourteen crack foreign riders and fifteen top-notch Yankee speed merchants the talent in the race this year is the best ever entered to compete in the hip; grind. Two of the European stars, Andre Perchlcot, the champion of France. and Angelo Gnrdcllinl, the national title holder, of holy, are now in this country, and Oscar Egg and Marcel Bevthet, of France; Morris Bronco. of Italy, and the Sutor brothers of Switzerland, will leave for America Saturday on the French ”liner La Suva). Egg is the lone-distance champion of Europe and holds all unpaced rec ords from one hour up. This will he Elig's first six-day race and with the great French sprinter, Perchlcot for a partner to back him up in the pinches he will make It extremely interesting i'or the Yankees and the other foreign —. , teams. The rest of the European rid-- era are veterans of the all: day «some. The other foreign entries in the race are Alfred Grands, Jackie Clarke. Gordon Walker and Ernie .Pye oi AuY,strulio and “J11mbo”'Wells of New Zealand. Greuda in the sprint champion at Australia, and the run- ;; nor-up in the world’s championship - and the championship of America I. this? year, Pro is the middle-distance ,j one plan Yet the Autipoden and Wells hi I o sprint champion of New Zeal- 3? Jackie Clarice has won three ;' is " and. six~day races in the Garden and the best or the :ioaelsn entries. All of the to“ Ian athletes have 1111- 2. ma the word we indoor ehamplon- " ships whi‘oh‘viiil he held in the Geo don December 8 and 'I. They tvlll - litht‘ Freak 'Kl‘flfml‘, or East Ornate, . N. 3...: the Worlds champion and 1111 as prominent American pretensions one 'lYJPYRIGHT‘PIANO IN coon »FOR SALEmEQllITY 1N TWO family house. all improvements. Bar- gain to quick buyer. P. 0.1301: 136, .Norwalk. n20 8t FOR SALE—FINE UPRIGHT Pl- ano, large White Bear rug, Oriental hull runner. set of French china, gold banded; two hundred pieces, oak ex- tension table. All in line condition. A1: a bargain. Phone 146-3. 1120 ll .ONE USEDYY'PIANOLA AND 35 rolls of music, $95.00. Cash or easy terms. lithiuert’s Plano Store. 1.6 South Main St. n19 3t order, 3115.00.11 bargain. $5 monthly Steinert's Plano $1016.10 South Main 81.1119 3t ONE SQUARE PIANO FOR THE small amount of $10. 00. Delivery free. Steinert’s Piano Stale, 16 South Main 1119 3t ONE 'SONDRA TALKING MACH- Ine and 10 Records in perfect order, worth $50; our price 6213;81 weekly. Stelnert's, 16 South Main St. 1119 31: FOR SALE—43,450 BUYS TWO good houses. withimprovemente, near South Norwaik, $1, 450 cash. Also 3 large into in No‘rw,alk city water in street, $250 each or 86001101 3. Ad- dress Lester Byxbee. South Norwalk. 1 s. . ; n19 9t WILL SELL OR TRADE IN OTH- er cars, 1 new 1912 Marion forty. live passenger touring car. fully equipped; 1 1912 Chalmers thirty, fully equipped, as passenger touring car. Inquire C. BS..)1xbee, 3 Cedar St" Tel. 1023.3.d 1118 't FOR SALE-:47 ROOM OUSE Price $2, 800. Located 79 W dward Ave; Will carry $2,000 mortgage at 5 pennant. inquire of The South. Nor- ,wiu: Trust 1.10., Trustee. ' 016 ti .9...— . PROFESSIONAL... MR3. GOLDMANu-«SPECIALIST' ON rheumatism andmervousness. Grad- uate of Vienna U11ivcrslty._j_ Address card to 3 Chloe St., South Norwalk, for prompt service. ‘ Loév LOST-SUNDAY, GOLD CHAIN and locket, containing gentleman's pic~ tune, and havlu'g- a name on outside 5’ 14 119 wt . lib the Origiusi Wild Plant Ii 1' bay said. ‘ m ‘ Doubling oi Ythe wheat crop or the united Staten has been made possible by the scientific discoveries of Pro- fessor Aaron Aumusohn ‘ot‘ Jerusals according to an announcement 1nd eY iii: the University or Chicano. Pro- fessor Auronsohil is director of the libs Rosenivald on Judge Julius Mack .01 Chicago. wheat plant- growing in Palestine otter yours of search ”sand is engaged in crossing the plant with better grades of wheat in order to produce 11 supe- rlcr 0110., The cxpe1lnicuis, Professor Aaron- sohu asserted allow that a race oi.‘ wheat can be produced adapted to the semiarid legions oi? Algeria, Tunis, Syria, Egypt, Turkesiuu and other eastern countries and to similar land In the United Sluice. Plants grown by the experiments thrive in rocky, shallow and dry soil without cultivu “(111.011 11 previous visit to Clllt‘il‘rti Professor Amousohu told of his work and funds were advanced for the stu- lion in Palestine. ‘fThis is reuilylthe biggestproposl- lion regarding the food supply or. the world now before us," said Professor John Merle C'oultcl, head oi}, the de- partment of botany ut' the university, '1) he talked with Professor Apronsohn. “The messing of the wild wheat with other grades will Insure terops in drought and in arid lands. it will he the salvation of the eastern coun- tries " COAST AWAKE T0 CANAL General Wood Finds Pacific Cities, counting on Big Business. Muloi General Leonard Wood, chietY of stall? of the army. returned to Washington recently after a seven United States. He was accompanied on the trip, which included almost every state in the Union, by aptain Frank E Mc‘( 0y, his old surprising thing he encountered on his and epnunerciul activity on the Pucliie coast. Every city on the west coast, 1 he said, was fdlvly jumping ahead in its prupumilons for the new conditions to be brought about with the opening of the I’uuuniu ennui. In t:1lks,il1:1t he made before busi- ness mouuizutlons In almost every city he \‘isllt‘ll ilcucrnl Wood explain- ed the administration polio) oi' concen- i1 ntion of the arm). He reminded the people of the Pacific coast that If they wished the war department's plane for the fortification of their cities curried lice. 112011. Hotel Mahackemo R. W. LAW. PROP. Real Food! Good Service! Attractive Rates! And Polite Emplovces Breakfast—~Dinner-Suppcr. THANKSGIVING DINNER 12 to 2:30 p m $1.00 Special Attention to Reservations. WEEK DAYSwDInner, 12 to 2 p m., 60c; Supper, 6 to 8 p. m., 50c YYSUNDAY—Dlnner, 1 to 2: 30 p. m., 751:: Supper, 6 to 7:30 p. m., 50c. Considered Best Table D'Hote Dinner for the Money in This state. ............... . MR;CAY orh'rua Royal James Inn announces that Thanksgiving dinner will be served in the new dining room at the inn from one to three p. 111. Thanksgiving Day at one dollar and a halt per plate. Reservation of tables may now be made by communicating with Mr. Guy. The telephone number at the Inn Is 1381. " his 3t The Reed 81 Vol Electrical Go. The Only Fully Iquimd enactment. snow ,1 [map Town. ’ Aim OUPPLIII Phone sown 96. min 111.. .. so. Roi-van. mm nib Incas ‘1 ' hid housewives. . about an old colored man. ‘Y Reward it retained to Sentinel of. Y elm commission rm Ions no.1» . 11,, out they must see that thch reple- costumes I11 coumoss co-opuruicd in i set tiring suliicirnt 1111111'o1uiutious. YFumY 1111111213 LOST warn-:1. Located With Gum In Place In Ha- vana Harbor. During the Work of removing the cot. i‘crdum built around the bulk of the battleship Maine (‘uptuin l’opo. in charge of the work. i'ouud the forward turret oi the ship right side up with the. guns in [)IIIL'L‘. It was located forty foot from the place where Major For gusou found thoburhettc overturned. The strangest thing about the dis- covery of the missing turret is that Major Ferguson, I11 driving the first piles for the ooiicrdum. i'huud the top of the turret shoru of all rivets 121'} ship. When the water and mud were removed and the ship‘s bottom was re vealed the hurhclto was found hour the ship's side, twenty-live feet aft of its position on the vessel, and overturned. This led to the natural belief that the turret with the runs was under the harbour In the mud - The turret must have been blown forward with the nuns. Why It should be thrown forward and sink without ion) for II‘ 1111th board to explain. MORE SUBMARINES FOR NAVY Department Wlii Ales Ask For Requi- slto Number of Tenders. Novel authorities will urge upon congress in December the growing ne- cosslty for more submarines. Owing to the lock of proper defense up the sessions, the naval oifleinln believe the need to: submarines is mater than roiuiy riminbmnd a nation for tenders. are latest helpless bile babes. agricultural experiment station in Pul- , . ostine. an institutibn financed by da- He found the original ‘ wet-ks' tour or tliezfnrniy posts of the.“ . General Wood Yleuld th’hYtYY the most ’ trip was the tremendous expansion ‘ ' foot from the place It occupied on the. wertsrolnn, while the bnrbotio was, thrown alt and overturned, is a prob . naval buses of America’s insular pos' ‘ ‘A tender in required for each stoop . Y of live submarines. , time. to sys rooms hmine iue th are no 8. mar 30 a house The odds and ends of housekeeping should have attention at a last Saturday . Yioronoon month. Whatever time it is, let it be adhered needed; no to the collar, to look over the vegetables stored there. and exam- tho linen closet, to see it any new dish towels, Ii‘loor cloths. dusters, etc., sils, to make sure whether any need repairing or should be replaced. Such Bedspreads which are yer)"m dainty can be made of orgaudy muslin, says the Pittsbu’rs Bun. These spreads one eighth teaspoon pepper, boil. should be trimmed with bands of 1111111»;me one tablespoon our vii flowered muslin, in the form of ilve~Y little cold water, add and boil t inch wide panels minutes. ‘ - Boil and mash one quart w; Mutton Broth. , potatos, dust with one tablespoo‘ Put one and onehull’ pounds mutton flour, one teaspoon salt and mix tomatic.ally See if drawers In,“ with two quarts boiling water, 11 Blush bake dish six mono and closets are in order; are Ismnll onion, a small carrot and boil diameter, with a little drippi store closets. to see “Mg 1,, one hour. 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