Evening sentinel, Wednesday, September 2, 1914 · page 8

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FIRE ?

larine, Automobile. Burglary, Llabil—l
Ity, Compensation, fidelity Bonds, in

' ‘36 can write “’3 kind of luaur Coleman 8: Fiore re‘ eived a permit
“‘39 ’0“ m” ”3“"3 C3“ 1" on the this morning to install electric 111r-

Phone No. 1230. ling in the \‘ llliam Guthre house on
‘ Silvermine avenue.

1 r at Tris-

trani a Hyatt's.

-J. Mueller re1ei'1'ed a permit this
morning from the buildzng inspe tor
'to wire the house of W S Hantord on
Winfield street.

 

Taylor &‘ GOlden Rogers and Stevens invite you to‘

BOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO.
BUILDING.

come and take a peep at their spick‘
and span new stot‘k. Every correct

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style is shown. l
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3‘33 til. ast evening ()l'fiier John Flynn ar—
. rested Joseph McNamara on Water
, . ,1 street for drunkenness. Judge Keogh 1
- 3' this‘ morning fined McNamara 35.1
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l Swartz (1‘; Baxter will install elec-
tric wiring in SamUel Policy‘s new".
,dance and reception hall 911 Monroe .3

 

Thomas‘ Eclectic Oil for such emer-
gencies. it subdues the pain and heals 3

New styles-in neckwear at J. 1. Mai-
‘ the hurts.

 

leilv‘s. See adv. for prices. 1

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11 ( 1. 111 1 ¢ 1, F r 1 “”55 hmlli‘ Pierson. state organ-1

. r; ‘ .Titl'irt . 1‘ .van. 0. ‘_ '1 - . ,. . . _ ..

, P‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ izer o. the Connecticut \\ omans suf-

1'1ew avenue. lianaury. has returned

i‘rage association is spending her va-l
cation in Estes Park. Colorado. bliss1

'l‘l A l 5. '. R g t‘ 111 a '3 Pierson will not retu1'n_to the liast3
"3 ‘ ' " ‘ "flu"? ‘0" '0 p m until the first of October,

are offering a special in a quartered _ l
oak dresser. l‘rice and description '
'will be found in the adv.

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from t‘ouipo Beach.

 

Some of the volunteer firemen are
planning to go to Brewster on Labor
11111" to attend the Firemen's (‘arnival
which opens next 'ilonda1 for two
days, A feature of Manda) s celebra-I
.tion will be a firemen‘s parade

Do not miss seeing the new Madza
lamp at the uptown ottice of the Unit-
ed Electric Light 6‘; Water Company.

 

The t‘oniiei-iicut fair will admit all
decorated cars free of charge with
driver to take part in the automobile
parade on Saturday. September 1:.
011 other days there will be a charge

Miss Sarah Ann Kceler whose re-
mains have been in the recei1ing vault
at Riverside cemeten {or se1eral
weeks. were removed yesterday by.

 

., ti . { for autos for which pqu- Undertakers Weed and Collin to the.
I: H3 Ellie "II b rovidetl 3 family plot at Joe's Hill cemelt‘l'y11
nu spate “1 e P ' iWilton. l
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_-~-1 . . '1. 1 tor- V
curler“ ““3 and “1 m 3‘9 Miss Daisy Keene. of South NUT'1

meat of itching piles. Nothing help-
ed me until l used Dean's Ointment.
It cured me pern1ancntiy.”~ilon.
John R. Garrett. Mayor. Girard. Ala.

Sheriff Vollmer and Keeper Saun-
ders of the county Jail. at Bridgeport.
went to Danbui'y yesterday for thoi
purpose of taking prisoners in the
Danbury jail to Bridgeport to await
trial at the coming sessions of the
criminal superior and common pleas
courts. 1

walk. who is one of the graduates of
the 1914 Fannie A. Smith fioebel'
Kindergarten Training School in
Bridgeport has accepted a, position
3111 \‘i'lnsted as kindergartner iii the
public schdbls.

 

Several representatives of the Elec-
tric Piano Operating Company are in
|South Norwalk. ‘endeavoring to get
back some electric pianos from 100111
Isaloons. claiming rent not being paid.
The saloonkeepers. they say. will de-
mand a storage fee for the pianos.

The new council chamber is to be
ready for occupanCy next Tuesday.
for the councilmen’s regular session.
The carpenters have finished their
1 work on the cutting up of the assem-
lbly hall in the City Hall into omces.
land, the palnter's will soon be tinish~

ed.
The semi-annual 'meeting‘ of 01111

Well Hook and Ladder Company will, Officers John Reynolds and Wallace
be held next Monday evening. All“ 11. Snmmls arrested Timothy Shea.

 

The South Norwalk’ Trust Compan) '
each year prints the bank-book num-1
her and the amount of balance, so
that every depositor can verify their
own account. The Trust Company
is the only bank in Western Connec
ticut that does this. Publicity is the
great demand at the present time.

 

 

bers W111 enJOy a clambake 0“ “‘93 Neely. or this city, this morning at 2
.grounds adjoining the Central “’93 o'clock for indulging in a 'i'roe- for-all
Station. The entertainment Commit-i on Hariland street This morning
too has made plans for a 800d time.) Carpenter and Shea were lined $12.85
and McNeeley, $5.

 

Seizures of liquor have been madel
in New Haven and Bridgeport DY When its nine 11. m. and your day's
deputy United States marshals 09.110111 is done with :1 Front: premium
libels issued by ., United States Dls~l electric cleaner. ‘gotd by A. J_ Collins
m9! Attorney Fm“ A- SCOW The Cu. you have a clean house with not
liquor was shipped by Puziello1 1416' a' bit or dirt dust or lint The power
caro 8: Co of Brooklyn. N l'.. ‘03 l tul suction carries it all into the dust
Matteo Esposnita in New Haven and proof bag. You merely direct it. [t
G. Devivo in Bridgeport and is al-ldoes all the work. See adv.
leged to be adulterated brandy,3Ani-3 ‘
suit and Farm China hitters The. Dog Warden Thomas W. ngsh is
brandy As branded as s 608113611"It working on the matter of a vicious
instead of coming from the Cognac light between two dogs belonging to
district in France it is alleged that Seavlew avenue residents. One of the

 

 

it was made in Brooklyn of neutral owners of the fighting animals was

spirits. colored to look like brandy.3 badly bitten in. the effort to separate

The interested parties are cited to the dog‘s, qompigtnt. have been made 1

appear in the United States court in to the dog warden. who has the mat
Hartford, Monday noon ‘ter under consideration. 3'

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

‘lgwsys w iinurease faster than your income,
3% o W inform on your 1111111:- at the

l iii the water four or live days.
‘1 well clothed. but nothing in the poca;

,in weight.
: bought some of the clothes which he

‘60

BODY IN PUTNAM RACEWAY.

l’l'TNAM.
rush of pale:
tound against the penstock in the
way of the Manhssset Manufact
Company today. The body had

sepi. 2211111 by

ets gave a clue to identity. The

the

s. the body 01' a man was

”ACQ-

uring .
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been

it was

man

was about forty years old. 160 pounds

and evidently
were at the time of drowning

hereabouts.
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1MEXICAN WAR VETERAN D

recently

No‘

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EAD.

NEW HAVEN, Sept. 2.—-Samuel D.

Candeld. a veteran of the Me

l Augur, in Woodbridge, aged 90
He carried a bul-

and three months.
let in his body since the war.
never married.

 

Sentinel Wants pay.

xiean

l War. died today at the home of E. 111.
years

lman has been reported as missing‘.

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‘street. A permit was issued today.

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l *“Avt‘ltlt‘llls 1:111 happen, but the l

. bestrregulaied families keep Dr. '

JACOBY’S

Opposite Hoyt‘s Theatre

. New
Velvet Shapes

98c

 

 

 

DAVEY’S

50c Teas.

The equal of most 60c grades

strength. flavor and quality.

POUND.

90 WASHINGTON 8T.
PHONE 010.

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WEDNESDAY

AND

Motion Pictures

All Seats for First Perform
at Night Reserved

Matinee and Second Perform
Rush Seats

PRICES
Matinee.........

 

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Evening—One performance.
‘ Matinee, 2:15; Evening, 8:00.

formanco. Matinee, Rush Seats.
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Hoyt’s Theatre
WEEK BEGINNING Auo. 3131' 1-
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND

SilH STAMPS WITH EACH

31 ANDREW DAVEY

 

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Five Acts of Vaudeuille

ance

ance

. 10c, 20c, 30c
Evening . .. . .. 101:, 20c, 30c, 50c

THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND

.. SATURDAY
Helen Page Stock Go.
Presents
Woman’s Way
PRICES:

Matinee Friday and Saturday 11111111333

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War Bulletins

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Sept. 2. 3:43 a. m.—-"\\'ith the (irr—

mons s11 iicar there has not been a day in the last month

when l’aris presented the appearance of such
calm."

t‘t'lllltlt‘lt’

Chronicle.
“More shops are open and rows of chairs have dill-cared
l)t‘f1>l'c tlic chief cafes.

“The possibility of a German raid is very slight.
Solitary fortresses may perhaps be masked. but the at-
tempt to cut down the Disc Valley towards Paris, except
as a trivial raid without first routing the masses of
army is madness.

“We 11121pr therefore that if the chliians
have faced. th‘ififlsm turned their backs on the lirlt-
ish and omen forcesan in Picardy they must 1ith~
cr win an immediate v'tttory or risk being cauuht be-
lf they 11.111 they will
still l1a1c to ll‘tt‘tt other armies. including the large ”ill'l'l-

says the Paris correspondent of the

the

[WUK‘H the liaintiicr and thc anvil.
son armv.
“Luininnn sensc is shown in preparingr against any
contingviny. More than one edition daily of any news»
paper is prohibited on pain of permanent suppression and
the lights on the Seine bridges and the have
bccn gnarl) reduced. no doubt out of regard for the Zcp»
pclins and aeroplancs.

“N11 considerable change
itarv situation

riversidcs

is pcrccpible in the hill-
armv and
the llritisli \vingr still hold the line-.811 far the German
turningr 111111'11111‘111 by \\ estcrii Belgium. which Cost cn~
11111111115 l1,1sscs and risks. 3 but

and it is believed the l3rcnc11

has been successful. 1111w

'tl11- 11 within is very different. The best Prussian and Han-

ovcr troops arc now exhausted. and the German» havc
tlzt- 11111111 bodies of tlic ulics to 111ch.

"The forts. 1,111 which so many brains have been spent
flight
is open for.tl1c (ioriiians.

now
are 11:11 silcncwl. l'rospcctivc defeat. and
111011 slaughter
“A biicf ulticial review just issued riveals the vast
cxtcm of this unprcccdcntcil battlificlil.
l'3111'ty-fivc miles southward from

pcacc-

seventy-five
Illllts long. their main

army. lllt‘ allies blocked the German path.

\\3l1cthcr the same iritisli force l> fighting on the
Somme in tlic s-iutlivvcst or another we don't know. .\3car

Sedan tlic l‘3i'c111‘l1. troops bad to t‘lTk'Ct a slow retreat, but

it repelled (iiiutlicr German attack and in so doing in-
flictcdlicavy German losses. l‘rcsh German reinforce

Illt‘llis‘ tlicu appeared from Rocrol. a fortified town in the
Department of Ardent-s. making towards
and fighting is now going on between
tlic Aleusc.

"The official note 011 the fighting describes it 853 a
kind of siege warfare. As every position previously cap-
turcd b1' the lrencli 111 the Vosgcs region has been
streiigtlicned and organized the lrcnch advance there is
necessarily 810W 153

"Parisians, in reply to the message from the German
aeroplafic to surrender say: \Khat did you bring under
your wing that we should surrender to you? You
brought death—a bomb. That is all. That is why you
will never have Paris. Paris is civilization in its beauty.
You are barbarism in its uglircss.‘

“Many wounded continue to arrive in Paris.
with trophies such as swords and helmets.

“Tlic Red Cross ladies here have been officially
formed that 12 of their number were killed and
others are missing."

 

and

ln~
that

LONDON, Sept. 2. 4:50 a. lll.—A dispatch to the
Express from Geneva says that a new Zepelin, which
has been rushed to completion at Friedrichshafen, sailed
over Lake Constance yesterday and later left to replace
ZepelinXo 7. which was captured by the French 'at
Padonviller. near Lorraine frontier '

, .

BERLIN, Sept. I via London, Sept 2 6:40 a. -.m--
\n official denial has been issued to all foreign reports
that Zepelins or other dirig'ibles have been shot down or
_otlterwisc lost.

131"

LQ\DON Seph 2'1 4 1‘4°:.ti-'1m1-rlj‘ St: Petersburg dis;
patch tlo the Router. Telegram Company .conveys a semi-
official statement to the effect that in well- informed cir-
cles in St. Petersburg the opinion is expressed that war
between l‘urkey and Greece is ,now only a question of
two or‘three days. Numerous Turkish troops, 3the dis-

 

patch states, have'landed on the shores of Asia Minor-

at Smyi'na, while near. Chatalja and to the east of Scu-
tari fortifications are3 being thrown up under the' direction
of German officers. l --’1‘ »

General Leman yon Sanders will command the Sec—
ond Ottoman Army, and Enver Bey will be commander-
in- -chief.

 

LONDON, Sept. 2. 3:037 a. tin—The correspondent of-

. CHALMERS i915.

' 2': . “LIGHT SIX”

the Mail at Boulogne says: “It is quite evident that, ex—
cept on the south the German forces are pressing on all
sides towards Paris. It is reported today that a Ger-
man patrol with a quick-firing machine gun- in a motor

car and fifty cyclists .was in Arras, capital of the 31Dlev‘

partment of Pas-de-Calais yesterday.”

 

NEW YORK. Sept. 2.-- --D3ow. Jones and Company to-

day published the following On its news ticket:
“London—Unconfirmed reports are current here that

Turkey has declared war on Russia. Commynication with

Constantinople has been cut of! for three days. and. the

Turkish ambassador stated he had no way of telling when

he would hear from his governmentam

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STAMFORD

A new 5'1 AMFORD
range is not a va—
cation in the
mountains. but it
is a-good antidote
for “that tired
feeling” w h ic h
permeates t h 6
kitchen a t in o s-
phere, and which
makes the kitchen
seem like a tread—
mill of humdrum
drudgery.

T h e conveni-
ences of a Stani-
ford range give it
a sunny disposi-
tion that is con.
t a g i 0 u s, a n (i
makes the work a
pleasure. Get a
STAMFORD.

 

 

 

 

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HORACE R. NASH

Cor. North Main and West Streets

 

 

 

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