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WANTED TO m
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WANTED—A GIRL OVER 16 T0‘ T0 LET—PLEASANT FRONT
shake out and told. Apply Crescent rooms for one or two gentlemen with John, 18 Osborn avenue. E Norwalk.
Laundry.
WANTED—FBOY, ' EIGHTEEN
525 3t private family Central location. can
ivenleneea. Address, Rooms. care Sen-
T0 tine! oilice s25 3t
twenty years, to drive delivery wagon, Six rooms, all improvements Easy
Must have references. Address 0.‘ 'ro LET—FIRST FLOOR 53 EAST g Uternfi 40 Bayview avenue. s24 3t
Sentinel oiiice, s25 3t Ave, live rooms, iurnace and bath.-
————-— Apply to E. C. Stuart, executor, Ga-
WANTED‘TO BUY ONE OR TWO I zette Building, Norwalk, or Harold F. Rent 312 00.
825 3t Chestnut St.
——-—’ 171 80. Main St.
feather beds. Highest cash price paid (Lark 143 Washington street
'Address Elder Couple, care Sentineli
525 Bi
TO RENT—LARGE PLEASANT
' front room suitable for man and ',wife
WANTED—POSITION BY CAPA lwith board, near Union Park. Modern
”1° chaufleur 6 years experience improvements. Table board a special-
Best of references furnished. Address '.ty Mrs. W A Tolles, 19 Union Place.
Bathiord Alexander, care Sentinezl4 oi- “(Nor-walk 325 3t
fice e.
..TO LET—FROM OCT, 181‘... 7
WANTED—A GOOD SOFT HAT room cottage, small barn, fruit. gar-
finisher to go to Los Angeles. Call-16D. and good place for chickens. at
fornla 30b", steady man. AverageiBeers- corner and Westport avenue.
season earnings, $22. 50. $1. 75 to $2. 25: $12 per month Apply to George G,
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a dozen Open “1‘09 Call 16 Grove Richmond, 96 Main St. Norw.allt Conn.
St. after 8 o'clock evenings, or Dur- 825 st
able Hat Co. 15-23 East Franklin St. __
Daubm“ ‘24 3‘ To RENT—FOUR ROOMS,
Hoyt street, South Norwalk. Apply
on the premises.
WANTED-Room WITH some
it possible, by young lady in good
(family. “Board” care Sentinel. s23 3t
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TO LET—2 FAMILY HOUSE,
WANTED -—" COMPETENT LADY
ments. 7% Lexington avenue Inquire
bookkeeper. Must have good refer. Steve Kiss. 524 3‘
onces. Berman & Steinburg, 64 Wa- ‘
191' S5,, NOI‘WDUQ 523 It FOR V, RENT __ SEVEN
WANTED—SEWING, WILL DO
walk. Modern Improvements.
able location. Inquire John A Camp.
Telephone 1149.
any“ general sewing at home or will
, go outby the day. Address “Sewing"
care Sentinel oilice. 4325 at
“WANTED—TD BUY A SECOND T0 LET—FROM 00111.2 FLATS,
V 'lland body of a launch from 22 to 25 ‘
ft. in length. Must be in good condi-
tion and price reasonable. Inquire.
“Launch," care of‘Sentinel. 323 st
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ln each. Rent reasonable.
premises
TO l.._ET-SIX ROOMS AND BATH.“
in perfect condition. 209 East Wash-
inglon‘ St. Inquire 24 Van Zandt st.
‘8. A. Grime... .._. :24 3t
WANTED TO RENT.
. Upto-dats house. about 6 or V7
rooms, or“ twovlsmll'y‘s spai‘llmlnt. Mint
b. Modern and in best residence soo-
tlon of South Norwalk. Might eon-
sldor purchase. Addl‘ou,
"RESPONSIBLE,"
Sentinel Office
reasonable.
Govern. 55 Washington St.
lioyt's Theatre.
Apply to Charles '1‘. Mc
Opposite
324 St
WANTED—CATTLE AND POUL-
,-'y and calves. lie. for lot calves.
$7.50 for small calves to fatten. Best
urket prices. W. Miller, Connecti-
cut avenue. Tel 130. s1 tt
WANTED—4‘0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best marketwlcu
paid Extra prices dot tat calves.
05.00 for bob valves to cotton. ‘11.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. To! 1151
V 0!! id.
To LET-FIRST FIDOR. 8 COT-
small; also one in at‘lc.~. Gas for
cooking and lighting, Water. Inquire
on premises. s23 lit
1'0 LET—FLAT or a ROOMS AT
21 Union street.”‘Tossession at once.
The Hatch & Bailey 00. s22 tt
TO LET—9 HAMILTON AVE"
Five rooms and improvements. Also
seven rooms with improvements. 11
Elizabeth St. 5 room cottage, Bates
Court. inquire United Grocery
BUSINESS NOTICES I
sou-m NORWALK wmnow a
HOUSE CLEANING co—We clean
' otore windows; omce cleaning; sign
polishing; private houses. All kind
or work done. P. 0. Box 616. s21 1mo
1'0 Ls'rLAPAR'rMnNr 0N cusp-
el St. Inquire 64 South Main St.
wuwm
District of NoLwalk, _ss., Probate
Court, September 22, A. D., 1914.
WANTED. . .
Tinners and Hot Water Fitters
to work in open shop.
H A. HEGELEIN
Ill Wash. 8t. Phone 1100-12 or 978
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT.
Treasury Department. .
Taxes on investments
All persons owning bonds or notes
liable to taxation should write at
‘ once to State TreaSun'e'r, Hartford, Ct.
for lists. ’
A circular letter will be cont when
requested, eXpl‘alning the proper way
'- 'to pay this tax.
A law will be intmduced in the
neat General Assembly. and will be
urged for passage taxing estates at
the local rates for all the time own-
ed by decedents on such choses in
action as have not paid during the
' life or the owner This is in the na-
ture of a penalty. , '
Savings Bank deposits are- not 1111- .
ble to tax in the owner‘s name
Money in bank (not 9. Eating
"‘Bank)‘ can pay the (our. mill tax as .
a'hown m the “mm” 19“” Court, September 8th. VA. D., 1914.
mm of ”chew liable to a a: .. some or Ruth 3 palates late or
““9 to' be ‘had 9‘“ as a; March 15¢, .Nprwaik’ in said District. deceased:
in Waterbury; ‘as of May 1st,“ in
Middletowm as or June ist, in New
vent” as or July lot, “in,” Wailihg-«l'
ten instrument, as and forms will
of Robertson W. Smith. late' oi' Noi-
walk in said District, deceased. '
Ordered, The; said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
Oilice in Norwalk. on the 30th day of“
”September, 1914, at 10 o'clock , tore
noon; and that publicnoticethereol
be given to all persons interested
therein by publishing this order in a
newspaper having a cilculation in said
.District, at least five days lantern said
day of hearing ' _
HENRY W GREGORY.
. Judge.
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SOLVANT NOTICE.
" District or Notwalk, .
.e'-r
11""
trlct of Norwalk,
lowed six month the: 'date here-
Of tor the creditors or said Estate to
[exhibit their cages for ‘ settllmants
_ Time and exempts " "
more years 'tr'om Wand
VIjl date or! payment to no"
' “but Must Be Paid salon
he local tax list
. ~;...1,. ‘_'
18'
tags St., four urge rooms and one.
Whereas, written application .has.
been made to the Court for the ad- ,
mission to probate of a certain writ-
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325 3; slocps with power; Mary A. 33 x 12
4 good oyster or pleasure boats. Amer-
rooms each. Down stairs all improve-104m Oyster CO. New H3165
- room house and 3 large lots in South
ROOM Norw alk. Part caéh; also two “line
house, 25 St. John street, East Nor- inrse lots in East Norwalk
9931,4600. and large lot In Norwalk Price
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324 at walk.
up and down stairs. 63 Woodward are. 5888 Of 5 rooms 1 1-2 acres 0! grme
one, 6 rOoma and“ all improvements and garden Stamford common...
Apply on good well of spring water. ' lbetric
524 3c ligl1t,i1ear trolley and station;
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, Stuart Ave_
1291.2“
. tor banquet) upon short notice.
Probate ,
The Court of Probate for his 1513- '
ted and sis“ .’
r‘present their ' "
5.53..
FOR"8AI.E-—AT «3081‘. 'r ,_ no
.new 'open' delivery wmfifl‘ , one
out stock Bargains (or soul . *0.
To LET—5 LARGE ROOMS, ALI. iii Sconeld. Darlen. Conn Phoil's 26.
improvements, in line locality. Rent .
Fo‘a SALE—GRAPES. ' 1‘ K. "sr.
s25 3t
FOR SALE—HOUSE AND BARN.
TO LET—6 homes 4 CROSS 81:.
Also store-house, 12
Inquire F, D. Lawton,
s24 3t
FOR RENT—6 ROOMS, NEW
half house, entirely modern, all im~
provements and conveniences. 5 min
utes from E. N, depot. Mating Con-
struction Co. 123 Washington street.
524 6t
FOR SALE—EXCELSIOR MOTOR-
cycle, 6 H. P. twin. _Head and tail
lights. One new tire. In good condition.
E. W_ Johnson, Darlen, Conn. ‘523 St
FOR SALE—CHICKENS. onuuru
North Taylor Ave; ‘. s23 3t
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FOR SALE—.CHEAP. 2 “FISHING
Annie May 30 x 11. Would make
333 65
“FOR SALE—42.850 BUYS NEW 7
Price
$180, address Box 314, South5Nor-
1128 (It
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FOR eALa—BKSEMENT mop
be sold (or $1, 800 on‘easy termsgzéeofl
.RayRmond. Rowayton. Conn. 3t
. . _ , l.
in Rhodonolia. Park.- ' nesr' Steven
St, $225. Inquire for map and terms.
of Charles H, Field, Bank Building.
South Norwalk, :21 0t
' eon ssu~nu1smi§o nor, to x
150. inquire at 21' Grove St, or '18
“I. St
FOR BALI—THE BRICK swam,
ing, No. 74 West Ave., known as the .
Rider house Lot 75 (cell {tent and . , :.
170 feel: deep, including garage and
barn. Terms will be made-reasonable .
and price very low. Address Christian '
Bwarts. )3 tr
COX
1:... Norwalk Ct.
Compo Inn
search: our scan.
Westport, Conn.
some. a nicer-1o,- noted no “ ‘ '
Steaks. Broilers and all Sea Foods in»
season. Arrangements can be made
CONCERT BY ORCHESTRA
DANCING EVERY EVENING. I
MR8; M5 LEstt ’ 1‘11“
Telephone Couscous-ii. 98 mason.
POISSON Juoeeb meme. .
Was Aeouud' o‘ Murdering Charles
mull.
meat. toward the line of forts
4‘.
V lug from the reportsmominfg to l‘arisnthe Germans l
53161;“
‘FOR sate—ONE surname 1.0T,
There has been so much interest li’86. the present church having been
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GING ON ALLIES’ LEFT
WI £-\lG
(Continued from First 1E’egt.)
taken possession of the fortified position of Czyscbk5 and
Foulstyn, which covered Khyrofi and other rpositions in
the Radyrnn-o region (between Jaroslau and Przemy 5i)".
takinFsll the enemy '8 artillery.‘ -
“The Przemysl garrison has evacuated limirgrsnle
and Medyka and has been repulsed in the eastern seg-
There has been no fighting on the German front.”
LONlD‘ONW'ept 2, 3 .57 a. 111‘. ——Tim Retrograd corrw
pendent of the Post says that the Russians have captured
Praework eight miles from Jaraslau tuehe miles further
west.
“Probably by now,” the correspondent ‘ continues,
“they have also taken chszow,.auother important strate-
gic point, ten miles to the westward, or thirty miles from
Jaroslau. . i
“The Russian pursuit of the Austrian-German forces
is proceeding at a rapid rate. By crossing the river
Vislolc they got within one march of the \“istula and the.
town of Tarnow, ‘which is 01115 a couple of marches
from Cracou- and has direct connections by railway with
Budapest and Vienna.’
BERLlN, Sept. 2, via London, 11:40 a. m.-‘—'l‘l~.e fol-
lowing official announcement, dated Sept. 24, has been
given but at army headquarters: “In the western theatre
of the-wa‘r today, there have been some minor engage-
ments, but notlilng’of importance has transpired. -
There is no news from Belgium Or the eastern war
arena, "
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PARIS, Sent 25 7: 10 a. m.——l\cc0rding to informa—
tion reaching the French capital this morning. the Ger‘
mans [are continuing their desperate resistance against
11.6 advance Of the allies in the nortl1.This advance was
first upon Royc, twenty- -six mllts cast of Amiens and
illt‘l'l upon Peronne, 20 miles north of Roye.
It was only by a continuous raking artillery fire and
hard‘fighting that the French and British troops were
able to continue their advance against the attacks of Li‘hb
cucmy.‘ The left wingfioi the allies no'w occupits pl'fililén'tiV "
between the riv er ()ise and the river Somme which were
timerscd by the Germans «luring iliplr adimncc- in the
rectum at Paris. hour this fact it is nrgtlrd llL'l’E by 1%
tan observers that the Germans will be obliged to_ con-
crntrate a great force in order to protect their right
wing which. it outflaukcd l’nris belieus \xoultl llleaufu
decisive \ictor5 for the allin
In this fight'iug, which iv; In large measure from if;-
prov1§cd-forts.‘tllcg allies have advanced niwt 01115-01131; c
lbeit. where their manoeux rev. apparently worm eluccsdiil
but" i? at other points which ,chrc «strongly dior’tifinll,
and “F Berry— —-au -Bac,," m the direction oi (immune. “PB
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‘1')e'ar ~lo lib“ §dérlficin§ masses of men b1 the hop. of granny5
ing a quick advantag'e‘
So strong are some of the positions on each side that
I’aris.l)clieves a long and s. end} :lcg'e 31 some pointy-ls
not improbable. The allies v. ould appear to be prcpar- 4;
ed to; this. eventuality, as no]! as for 21115 other develop ,
plants
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LONDON, Sepg 25, .6: 26 ‘a. 'm. -——Empcrnr William is
sufiermg fIO‘m a severe cold, according to the hcnévn
(‘Ol‘i'f‘pol’ldcllt of the Chronicle. He caught it in the».
trch cs before Verdun, where he was drenched by the
rainy-.Fdieh recently viewing his soldiers.
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ROCK LED GE GARDENS.
AChsnoe for Another tablet to Mark 3 Historical Spot
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aroused in the passing of another of built in 1840 to replace a smaller one.l
Norwalk's historical land marks in the erected alter the destruction of thel
sale of Rock Lodge Gardenae' which first building. which was burned dur-
tskes piece tomorrow afternoon that lug the Revolution. ' ‘
a visit was made to the Refill; How-
oll. rector of St Paul's Church. to 83- the 18th century the rectors oi the Edge
liSh Church were supported by titlleslentert in the I: u. Sowing club at
their home on Locust av enue Monday
I ev enlng.
certain it It? could give any further in
(emotion as to the history of the '11er which Were collected. and which were
city. Mr Howell said that the Dilly often insufficient for their- lsupportn
. records of §he parish obtainable.. date therefore attached to each parish was}
V back to 1741, and the original church a property varying in size with that 01
. was
1 America. by. Bishop Samuel Seaburyrin keep of the rector' s cows. sheep. etc.,
~.
Mr Howell went on to say; that in
the oldest consecrated churdb ill the parish, Which was used for the app
Jones’ Flour. a bag.
terminii g artist iricnds from B ..‘11tc:..
_'I'ri(nds from New ‘i'ork for ue\"‘unl
days.
entertaining her irmher- for euleml
day's.
V llnbcri Amie! y and family a (.12
.linnday with (bonds and relatlvrs 3r.
‘Noroton.
liw in Talmadge Hi ll. will more to
lsiumicrd 5:111:33 month
new
v-nuti foresaw-ml day's.
ulug for u Michell sale to to hold a:
the Town Hall next month.
.wile fence shout the Taylor property.
near the
‘ . once DoForeVst sr‘e'it Wednesday with
Mrs. Fred C. only in Springdaie.
to} will return to their studies 51 0.0
New York Law srhr'l next month.
.ter of South Main street are spendinz
' lthe week with relatives in Larchmont.
VJames Tournier of Carter strcct
lost'a valuable open face watch. Fat-
urday. it is valued as nn”helrloom.
:to New York, Monday.
last visit wm. an». and Mrs. w. H.
1 Miller.
'cefi‘ed many now invite from summer;
people who are returning to their.“
winter homes.
' 7 family ct New Y'cr'k are the guests
‘ ow: parents. Mr. and Mrs}: George
‘i‘Bcrt‘ ' _
“ «5.6.9.; B. Doug. ad and totally. who
dccupied the Pen-my ceilings on South
'1 returned to New ler .
$9553“ Grange was held in naym
orid‘s flail Tuesday chring. An in-
,“ terostlng‘. program was enjoyed by“ the
,membérsf‘ . 5 ..
oer
held at the ho‘ine of Mrs. G‘éorge F.
\
Best Cheese, 3 lb.
14 lbs..Sugar, for
'A‘. 811?. Flour, 3 bag
A. & P. Flour, a barrel $6.80 .
CloverMilk, a can 5 ° we 1
New Pandake Floura pkg. 100'”
8:50 '
2c Stamps with 1 pound Coffee at ............... ..J = 530;;
25 Stamps withlpound COl’fee at ......... 336‘
3c Stamps with I pound Coffee .. ..‘ ..... .. ........ 35c?
llll Great A. 681. P. TEA CO.
TELEPHONE 909
24 Washington St, South Norwalk
STATE ,
SUFFRAGE
WORKERS
Alli“. BUsl' .
l 1111's of the meal grotih'lng {entry
wnz. in' against 1“9 Democmtic
Mrs ..W. c. Baldy-4.11 is entzertlinlu; didutts for Congress in the coming
(iongrtswnal e1. ”.icr'i is the hearty
(General: on admit-rid J v the home}!
' in m the suifi‘nge stalks , ,1
W am has been l€(‘(‘l\€d from lie
Colorado. alga. .ichs .5: 11'. e: Congrssy
slalml Lnion of rcmsrka‘bfl‘e success,
.xln 16v in their (unruign against
the l):'mocrnflc «candidates for the
United S ates "
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CANAAN
(
Mott I’et‘.‘ has 1‘11 cnttd a nus 39.".-
for outcmobilrs. ,
C. Liners-on and fumiix are on
\V.
n-
u“, ..7—
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Mrs. lr\ing Jones (-. "Weed street is
Charles Nichols and firmly. who ‘54,”. (.1 are! .g the
lrion, (manning! at
Havens and \liss Ruth Milo
Miss Slev
Sen . l9lhf§ll tilts mauled“?
.iszt [grout-rat ‘c wqmcn.
"Préasnfid in .th in the
of the t‘ongrrs 'an a) Ln!
to oppose all Denier-rags)
for the United States
llou e in the Nine Suffr
miss «Stevens e§plained in
\u "1 f
Miss Lucrtln Bunion 1133 been con-
0 her homoco on Railroad are
Owcncke Campfire (.5. la are .'..:in
.h ‘
The railroad company has built n
Tnlmadge llll‘. station.
l'rs Adam Flanatnr‘. and ‘ltrs. Ci". r
' ‘ ngre’s .
{'16 stated that it was beilVgVVed
the worm tern. if they would 90
line” and use their power. aphid vi
the franchise for Wilmer)
-'f the countrv. She en’d tied if
women in: the' nin'e sutlfrage
Gtcr «.0 Gregory rnd ,Eriwsrd Krl
Mrs. .1. Irving Benedict and (laugh cord as”; becavsc ('1' th
'r-' the National Democratic“ PA!
the suffrdge‘ ament men: it w
mra‘i that er e1 y political Party woul’
res. ize that ‘ht‘. ttme had come will
it was expedient, to: a Party to
up suffrage;
Dr. Caroline Spencer.
man of the Women' s Political p
of Colorado with headquarters at
orndo Springs, has written to th ,
Hana! Headquarters of tho Cong”
sioral l'nion in Washington: ‘
_glnd to hear of the coming
slate of. Miss Doris Stevens and
Full] Noyes to campaign again:
Democratic Party’s C'cngressi _
Serotorial candidates. I am iii 13!
155' mpn‘hynvlth the policy r’. the
or] will ro-opernte most It ‘
everv way possible" The“
‘ Pr-iitlcnl Union is cné. of
vigorous shift-age organizato
orado. _ .. .
The same
ls bei ng 11‘1an
fornia. Among the caluabl .
help received a. she Na on'lii .
"couriers of the Count-es
‘= that from Mrs. Llll an H- ,5
tin, a member To the All; is ‘
oil of the Union and th pr,
‘ the: New Era Loagu »
me at 1116433103 import‘ant
Mr. and hire. Dam! Doig returned
after a pleas-
Miss Ethel and Rose Knapi wll
The New Canaan filibmry has re-
Mr. and 1114's. Herbert Berthe and
ne,‘ East gentle.
s't‘re'et‘¢ (or trial" 'm'nnmsri. hale'
Ml
This. rn'r'mthly meeting of the New
m ..
The snow meeting and election ‘o'r ." '
fcers of me Home lilissbilary S.
‘ o‘! the Methodist‘Chni-cb will he
avenue. next Tuesday. .
Norwalk Chronicler