t.
4~ WALL STREET NORWALK, .Whlle the plot brOught forth many
:—
"» Classified
”For Sale.
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
“Ads”-——To Let,
Business and
face or Caps, Double Price.
* Plumbing and Heating. bacaasuthey .,
‘1 ,THE NORWALK srehmsoar LINE
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty- Five Words or Less, 25c;
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
, There will be an important meeting
WANTED ' ’
WANTED TO RENT.
TO LET
FOR RENT— LARGE 'STORE,
_-____ front on Water street rear on Steam-
Upto-date house, about 6 or “boat Place $25. 00 a month Inquire
rooms, or twoJamlly apartment. Mustof Edward Farrell, 24 Haviland St"?
be modern and In best residence sec- Soutb Norwalk. s18 3t3
tion of South Norwalk. Might con- ._——.
cider purchase_ Address. TO LET—HOUSE OF FIVE!
“RESPONSIBLE," rooms, 19 Central Ave. East Nornalh.
Sentinel Office inquire W. A. Kedney. R. F. D. 37.
Sound Visw Ave, South Norwalk.
£18 3t
WANTED—PQSITION AS HOUSE-
keeper, for gentleman. or in small
family, by a thoroughly reliable and
experienced middle aged woman For!
interview, telephone 348 s18 3t
O
rooms, No1 llenry street,
lNorwalk. Mr: SJ! Young's,
ia1enue, East Nornaii;.
'WANTED—TQ RENT 3 0R 4i
rooms with kitchen and part improve-Q T0 LET—FLAT 0F SEVEN.
meats. Near center of town. Sentinel . rooms and bath, in pa feet condition.
'30:: H. 316 St 209 East Washington . t. Inquire 24
Van Zandt St, 317 3t
Sout‘1'
2i1 East,
, s13 31
WANTED—A YOUNG MAN 013‘
good address and habits wishes a
furnished room and din’n‘dr at night
with some private iamily,r r.eierence
Address particulars and price, J. 0.
care Sentinel 316 3t
FOR RENT—SEVEN ROOM
house. 25 St. John street. East Nor-
walk. Modern improvements. desira-
ble location. Inquire John A. Camp,
Telephone 1f49. :17 3t
WANTED—WASHING WINDOWS, T0 LET—HOUSES PARTS OF
house and office cleaning;_ also fur-
naces to take care of. Lonnie & Hic-
kor, Window and House Cleaners, 37
Railroad Ave. 511 6t
Bros. s17 3t
WANTED—CATTLE AND FOUL
try and calves. 14c. toriatoaives.
$7.50 for small calves to fatten. Best
market prices, W. Miller, Connem-
cut4avenue. Tel 130. si t!
WANTED—T0 BUY. ALL KINDS
of cattle. cows, calves and poultry.
Pay more than any dealer in town.
Bob calves to fatten. $6 to 37. Fat
calves, 12c and 13c. lb Joseph L.
Dickman, 19 Raymond St. Tel. 356-21
. a3l 12t
To LET—TWO FURNISHED
rooms with improvements. Nice view
of water. Rent reasonable. Inquire
Pot Mrs. Robert T. Teskey. 195 East-
Washington street. am at
FOR HIRE—NEW SIX CYLINDER.
7 passenger. Hudson touring car by
the day. week or month. Cali 0. S.
Byxbee, 1023-3. v 516 St
T0 LET—6 ROOMS. 4 CROSS ST.
Rent, 312. Also storehouse. 12 Chest-
nut St. Inquire F l) Lawton. 17:1.
So, Main St s16 3t
WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices tor in calves.
£5.90 for bob valves to tatten. H.
Friedman, Conp.4Ave. Tel 1181
Li
TO LET—STORE AND 2 ROOMS.
12 Woodwald Ave. inquire N. Nardof
Shoe Repairing Shop, on premises of:
a” u s16 36
1
.1'0 LET—v9 HAMILTON ave?
Five rooms and improvements. Also 5
room cottage. Bates Court. inquire
United Grocery Co. ’ s15 tt
Dorlon House
(Gregory Boulevard)
sasr NORWALK
Shore Dinners and All Kinds
of Sea Food Cooked
to Order.
'ro LET—9 HAMILTON lava.
Five rooms and improvements. Also
sevenrooms with improvements 11
Elizabeth St. Inquire United Grocery
Co. sin ti
, 0
J01“! E. O Sullivan. To LET—FIVE ROOMS, coon
Prop location, rent reasonable. F. Hopi).
' 35 Cove Ave. East Norwalk. all (it
TELEPHONE CALL 720.
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BUSINESS NOTICES
NOTICE.
I have it at last. What? Tin do:
roofing leaders and gutters that is
guaranteed for 15 years. Wise people
are hating me repair their Tinwork,
T0 LET—APARTMENT 0N CHAP-
el St. Inquire 64 South Main St.
\ 129 ti
save money,
- HENRY A. HEGELEIN,
141 Wash. 8:. Phone 1106-12 or 878
W
mun—q
FAST FREIGHT LIN TO new '
YORK AND TO ALL POINTS IN
THE SOUTH AND WEST.
Through car service to all important
interior points, making connections
with daily through care to the follow
ing points: Cincinnati, Chicago. Den-
ver Indianapolis, Kansas City, Louis-
ville Little Rock. Oklahoma City. St.
Louis and Salt Lake City. Freightw 4-
boat leaves Pier 27 East River New
York (foot of Catherine St). every
day except Sunday at 3 p. m. Freight
received at Norwalk up to 5 p. m. and
at South Norwalk up to 5: 30 p. m. ‘
. COX
East Norwalk, Ct.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
The members of the Helen Page
Stock Company accomplished their
mission in the production at Hoyt‘s
Theatre of the farcial comedy, “Over
Aiming J. Smith, Lessee. ’
Geome F; Foote. General Agent...
”WIDEHB "BIIBE Night." The purpose Was to furnish'
amusement and such a task was never
better done. From a few minutes at-
FAIRFIELD COUNTY SAV. 101' the Opening fwrtain went up the
‘ ' ING$433ANK .packed house commenced laughing and
it is doubtful if some have ceased yet.
CONN. Lnnluslng situations to_ Earl Yeadaker,
SEPTEMBER, 17, 1914. as Richard Kettlp, must be accorded
'At a m of the Board of the chief honors or setting the laugh-
Directors of the Fairfield County! for pace of the house, ‘wliicli was: in- '
Savings Bank held this day a'dbed veny rapid. Yeadaker was a
dividend at the rate of four (4) ‘scream and his portrayal or his part
per: cent. per annum Was declared was a most gra‘titying success. 'Helen
tjo depositors from the earnings Page made well before the audience
of fibesix months ending Septom. land. in fact all did wonderfully well.
ber 30‘, 1914. ., Mary 'Roeis, a new member of the
The sanem'lll 'be entered on conipany. created a very revel-able im-
pus books and paid on and ain‘t? prefislen Harold Jarrett, as the hotel
October 19, 1914 .clerk, was great. Allin ‘all, the play is
.‘yof-phe Board of Du“... fine and Uvorth heavm patronage. such
. as ltleoeldedotlt illicit
Sen inel advertisements pay.
‘l FOR SALE—FIRST CLASS HORSE
To LET—FIRST FLOOR' “”3 -ADDly 13 Boston street.
- meats and centrally located. Address.
houses, flats, cottages, store. shopqvl", Ave
harp. manuiaotory with power. Rents}
"3" a“ “me" 39° 0‘" “5‘ minimal FOR SALE—FLOCK or 23 clause. rile, has sold out his fruit and vegeta-
ot the bridge construction committee
FOR SALE lthis evening. 4
4.--. Routine bustness was transacted last
FOR SALE—0R WILLEXCHANGE,evening at the meeting of the South
or team of horses,,l.lttle Giant-truck. l Norwaik Lodge, Royal Order 0! Moose.
one ton. Inquire ‘Wm- Eiiron. 13 Plans tor the new home were also dis-
ROWQH SUQEL 518 3t 1cussed,
a Paul Knipple. of Elmwood alenue,
FOR SALE—{NE BAY WORK[returned yesterday afternoon to Troy.
horse, 1300 pounds. True in all h” N. 11, where he will finish his studies
“‘53- 010 black horse, 1200 pounds in the Hensaellaer Polytechnic School
Sound and lnlt". Also Seed-Byers. O. of that place.
K0333” .‘lolvvalk. s18 at: John J. Newman has been awarded
‘the contract for the
plumbing in the recently erected house
on Harbor View Beach, belonging to
lMiss E. Toner.
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- 317 3t
FOR RENT—FURNISHED, OCT. 1,
" room louse. All modern im rove-
‘ l D were in this city yesterday afternoon
looking qver the Roman road work on
Monroe, Railroad av anus and 4othenl
P streets in this city.
Central. Care Sentinel. 517 at
FOR SALE—CHEAP 4 H
steam engine- 8h. p Boiler. Guarani Attorney John J. Cullen and son
teed in first class condition Address JECK" are “1 BridBeW" ”dab "-7th"
Engine, Sentinel office 3174 at is being introduced in court circles in
' 5that city, in which his father is , so
FOR . BALE—«QUICK SALE Ar‘pmmiuem a figure-
yonr own price. Modern Baby Grand Au adjourned meeting of the Bell Is-
piano, Perfect. Rowboat. re-painted; land Club will be held at the club
piano box Oak Dining Table. Old house, on Saturday evening, at 8
tashioned dresser. Mornings. 55 Sea‘ o’clock. Important business matters
517 3t bill be brought up for discussion.
V. Cinque, popularly known as JaniQs
'll‘ull grown, ready to fatten no (or ble store, all Railroad avenue. to Dhar
lot. Address Box 346, South Norwallal & Company, of! Danbury. Mr. Ciuque
316 3t will open anew store on Ely avenue.
.? Work was hgain started this morn-
FOR SALE—BUILDING WT 5° 1: ing on the Van Zant street paving Job,
150 Stuart AVe- “mm"? at ’31 Grove but City Engineer George W. Sharron
St. or 16 Stual‘t AVG '15 3‘ ordered it stopped to await the action?
"" "" of the Council which will meet this
FOR BALE-THE BRiC’K DWELL— availing.
ins. N0 74 West AVO- “1°"! ‘9 m‘if‘ Boys must cease stealing grapes 4.4“
Rider house Lot 75 feet trout and Norwalk. Scores of complaints hpve
installation of .
A number of out-ut—town officials
170 feet deep. including garage and been registered with the police. who
barn. Terms Will be made “summation take seVere measules to have
and price very low Address Christian gtopped ii the boys do not heed lhlsl
swarta. 413 U Warning.
-.—._......-.- J C J; Sedley, who has been acting
STATE OF CONNECTICUT' as manager of the Helen Page Stock
, liable
‘4 due
Treasury Department.
Taxes on , Investments
,r
- .. l u '
All~"persons owningdn'mds or notes
to taxation should write at
once to State Treasurer. Ilquttord, Ct.
for lists.
A circular letter will be sent when
requested. explllinlngrthe proper way
to pay this tax.
A law will be introduced in the
next General Assembly and will be
urged for passage. taxing estates at
the lecal rates for all the time own—
ed by decedenis on such cllo es in
action as lime not paid during the
life of the owner This is in the na-
ture of a penalty.
Savings Bank deposits are not lia-
ble to tax ill the owner's name
Money in bank (not 11 Saving
Bank) can pay the (our mill tax as
shown In the circular letter.
Lists of propelty liable to a tax
are to be had out as of March 1.41,.
In “'aterbury; as of May let. in
liiiddletown; as of June ist, in New
Haven; as of July ist, in Walling-
ford: as of September ist in Bridge-
port; and as or October let. in all
. other towns“ in the State
This tax may be paid to the State
Treasurer. At Any Time and exempts
for one or more years from and
after the date of payment to the
Treasurer, hut,Must Be Paid before
the date when the local tax list is
Enquire of your. balik‘er or write
to the Treasurer at Hartford.
Edward S. Roberts,j;'1reasul'er.
PROFESSIONAL.
niANo AND HARMORY INSTRUC
TlON—Pupils taught at
deuce. Fall term commencing Sep-
teber 23rd. Miss Lelia A. Gregory,
Norw,alk ,4Conn4., R. F. D. 42.4 4 all fit
luate oi Laurelton Kalb-Teacher or
lpian‘o and harmony. Beginners
specialty. Address or call 60 North
Main street. " s11 lit
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“To The sumac. .
This 41830 announce that I badel
opened a high class merchant tailor-
lng establishment at 225 and 22'?
Washington street. East Norwalk,
with a complete line or Fall and Win-
ter styles.
Suits to measure :15 up.
Special attention is called to my
$18. 50 suits.“ OWinrto my knowledge
quote.exceptional prices. These mill
ends regular :22. 50 value now 318 59.
You.will have to see these
is bargains to fully appreciate them,
and a call will convince you. '
Tailoring is first-class in eVery par-
tioulsJ'. and perfect fit guaranteed; ..
Cleaning and alterations of all
’l'loatly done, reasonable“raies
Ladies and Gent's pressing and
cleaning . .m. .
their resi- i
Mlss HELEN M. TAYLOR—GkAD-
a
"of purchasing mill ends, I am able to‘
wonder.
kinds promptly attended to repairing,
Company. which is playing Dallbury
and Nor-walk thih season. recently rc
lalnlo’dilhfi position with the company.
116 his srmmtowew Yoflrblty‘. Ills
place, pas been tilled by Frank no I
l Last evening when Tony Cappolami'
Smith street. hit Elizabeth Gulalnbosy.
12 years old. of 15 Windsor place. with‘ , ,
a stone. a quarrel between the families“ 4
'of the two children resulted. '0ilicer
Milton I. Lockwood made'un invustign.
4tion. but no arrests were made, The
parties were‘ill arned to keep quiet.
l Routine business was- transacted last
evening at the meeting the South Nor-'1 ‘
walk Council, Knights of Columbus.
The report of the committee on the 4
banquet will be completed at a special ‘
meeting to beheld on Sunday between
11 o'clock and noon. Notices will be,
Imailed to all the‘members asking that
they attend the next meeting of the
council without fail. as important bush—Q
ness is to be transacted. and election”
of officers will be held. v i
I Charles Pennington is to erect a
slghtly two-story brick block on his1
property on North Main street, next
to the hoodner Theatre. The new
building wilt be as high as the Roodner
block and “hill have two stores on
' the first story and an assembly hall on
oince'a on tile second. William H. Mc-
Mahon will do the work. which will be
started very soon. The new building
lwill be an attractive addition to North
Main street, which is building up at a
very. satisiactory rate.
A delegation of protestants petition-
ed Mayor Francis I Burnell this morn-
ing to use his influence to save John
Koppel. the young Italian boy, from
has the matter under consideration,-
and he promises to do what is best for
the boy. villit is possible to commit
him to an institution in this country
where he can learn a good trade, May-
‘or Burnell will do so. The' immigration
authorities, however, are expected. in
this city within a day or two to take
Iyoung Koppel into custody. ‘
reel are especially pleased with the
actlomot the state's fisheries in send-
trout. The' fish arrived yesterday ,in
mills cans. solidly packed in ice. Wholl-
ass out ‘of- the water The trout. which
nted dmofigithe many stredms in Non.
walk and its environs. Local fisher-
med file“ dntlbmsting'no'end or sport
gunner pods and p re om“ They were accorded many tn mm“ “M
being deported to Italy. The mayor 4
Norwalk disciples of the rod and '
in; to this city 3, 800 small fingerland“
unpacked they were uncommonly live- ‘
ly4.-1ione the {Norse tor their long -4v;oy-‘:
Affillfltflkes be
are of various sizes, have been distrib-4
1859~0ne4 Store “ll-“heist Economy R 1 es"
It is nlrh git: in l, leasule that we announce thatfies during llli
in the history 0: our millpall) aim mats most on
illtn, “hut's the reason”!
busiless is usuall- _. dull. \‘i 11
times have brought high )Jl'ltes to lllam'.
much as before War was declared. Every price a bargain. Thousands of new gm:
list during the Ear-i thl'eo “t—rk-‘S.
Gold Dust
lat
ipprt-rl ~iat Li] 1»;
but the A A“ 1’ customer still
Why PaV
More? a pkg
15c
‘liiallal on um. um lfl.
UNEEDA
1914—809 Store}.
3 “exits have been the largest
being li‘. Hid-Entrirnei‘, when
will \‘uluss by ill~ public. War
makes-the dollar buy almost 33 -
.iovmvls :11le louur Ion:
411k?
BISCUITS
Best Creamery
BUTTER
Yo: Can Pay .‘l'ore, Bolt Y in
Get B «.t’er Quality
(ant
r
"Ball Head
-‘ ‘.Catsup.
worth 10c
Bot.
Best Flour, a“ bag 85c
Pulled
ll ice‘ a ll)
Huy ler’s or A. & P.
C0(.OA % lb. can
17!:
llc
P3214411 outta lb. “C
Fairy Soap
,This Week only
2 cakes 70.
Worth
local 83‘ ed Beans
_a C81 7
10¢
Seeded Raisins
' Usually lOc
3pm; 25C
“Otill
Iona PE A“,
4(IC ii can
3f11r2 5C
Prunes, 40- 50’s-
ibs. 25C
4sl‘
U E. l o 4 . I:
Extra Stamps vim Cam , 10 STAMP. FREE
lo“ Stamp" 's4 with 1 lb. Iona Coffee ...... 25o . : .3
.lo Stamps with 1 1b. Sultana Coffee . 3zc‘f b 4 :5; Ag” OF ”3 FOLLW'NG
.; . c. a». an a ....................
‘3 Stamps With I lb‘ Ambush 9911“ ‘1"32 I can Sultana Spice ...............
30 Stamps “Nth 1 lb- El RY“! C03“ “ 35" x can Underwood’s Sardines ........
"""‘ 1 t can Old Dutch or Atlantic Cleanser .. 4‘
1 jar Del Monte Honey .. . . . . .......... 15
Extra xSlampS “’th Tt’ as g. , 4;- bottle We Lostcrshire Sauce .. . .4... 1
, ,,,,,, .. .padteswllwleam.orlplog
HWStampsmth 1 lb VNY chyq‘ea” 79“" x packa'gge {jog cr Puppy polars. 5‘
4 75 SW with r lb. Fancy..T¢a ------ 60:. «a oak-o Gr ohms booing Wax .. ea
60 Stanips with 1 lb Fine Family Tea. .ch '1 bottle Wh to Vinegar ...............
4o Stamps with 1 lb. Very Good Tea. 40c 1 package. I :e Clezm or jelly Powder ..
el. 909
it 5".
‘Ffl'e’
lllllll ”UlUWllll”
llilliU Bl Rfilii ll
Captain John ll. Grawiord cl
Norwalk, Shook Hands with .
Emperor oi Glarmany
‘ " L1, «- ‘ ‘
The _fact that the" handsome yacht
“Utowana,” belonging to Allisoll- V.
‘Arl'noiir, or Chicago. flew the good old
stars and stripes, saved the large
party aboard herfen a recent voyage
in war- stirred European Waters. con-
siderahle inconvenienbe‘ _
John 11. Crawford; the captain of
this sturdy vessel. recently returned
to his home on 11 cocoon street, Nor
walk, for a brief vhcation. after '48.
mosi interesting voyage around
hiediiteranlsau, to Stockholm, Strode
en; Marseilles, Francei 4‘ Athens.
Greece, and other 1 maps and intelcst-
ing European ports ‘
While the yacht; W's 10!; Colin, on
‘ sands, Wilson ll
pleasant gent 111 .,no matter what
ht haVe made in the
World War now raging. The King and
Queen of Greece were entertained
aboard the “Utowana,”. as well as Ain-
battledor
ii at enjoyed by other vesu
. -, company.
emu the "who. "- the44 4
eels in respect. to Old Glory flying
from the mast-head. while in ‘this
port. Mr.’ Crawford saw from 50,000
to sallonlsoldlers transported daily
from Englandato 'ErapceJo unite with
the French army to check the ad-
vancing German hordestwho were!
gaining such a dangerous foot- hold in!
Belgium. The war spirlt was in the
air and was communicated the blood
40: all aboard. excitement reigning 311- ~
preme.
When illo- party aboard the ”(no '
wana" left Southampton. they werb
obliged the obtain a governmental
permit, 4‘whl'ch 4was<wlllingly presented
them.
0!} the tray across the Atlantic to
America, men-o’-war of several Counw '
tiles tore down on the “Utowapa'.
but after looking her over, and noting:
the flag flown, they silently~ steamed
away.
Captain Crawford is feeling line at-
ter his extended voyage. He is that
brother oi: Mrs. Robert Gainer oil
Sunlrnitt street. this city
The Beating a Plumbing- Company
will install plumbing in the W. F. 11311-
op factory. on Bullion avenue, dccu- v‘
pied by the Mianus manufacturing
A permit was issued this 4‘
morning. t
-A huge electric sign..to cost 3900,
’ will be placed on the hotel of T. J. Sui-
liven. on Railroad avenue. to advertise
thehutOmohllea of the R. C Maxweli-
permit t“ ‘ ‘
A special me 4 as o! be City Conn-
treeholder
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5- A191. early today4 - '
12mm
25 HURl
Alabama Great Schism . l
U L motion, Early Today.-
PUlilUllUS RUSHH
BIRMINGHAM Ala}. 50m. 1
people are reported to hav’r, ” '
No.“ 2 was wrecked one mile
Livingston Ala. fSeVeral a '
pbrte‘d'li‘El-e‘ihat 1n 4 _
people were killed > and twent
about two milss south of Li -
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