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For Sale. business; and
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneohsz-zzz:
face or Caps. Double
LESIFIED Adverfldements on this page. Twenty -l"ive Words or Lesa 25c;
CL Three Times, 50c Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Vblaclt-
Price.
WANTED
- 1
- TO LET FOR SALE
V'« WANTED —- HARNESS MAKER.
man capable of repairingV harness.V
{Raymond Bros. 328 It:
i able rent.
TO'LET—FIVE ROOMS. REASON-l FOR SALE—BUICK AUTO.
Good location. F. Hoppflipassenger.
35 Cove Ave.. East Norwaik. e28 at ‘ ctor. tools, etc. Four good shtis.
1910.
Top, windshield, gener-
r I
4' WANTED ---.TWO LADIES TO
call on established trade in this city.
{Position permanent. and pays goodl
salary to those qualified. Whole or
part time required. Write for particu-
lars to “Manufacturer". care Sentinel?
I, 528 2tV
WANTED—A BRIGHT YOUNGI
lady to take charge of our bookkeep—’
ing system. References required.
East India Tea Co.. 120 Washington
street s28 in V
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. One who understands a
little cooking Wages liberal.
J. Rose, 13 Osborne Ave, East Nor-
walk. 26 3t
WANTED—A GIRL OVER 16 T0
shake out and fold. Apply Crescent
Laundry. . s25 3t
WANTED—BOY, EIGHTEEN T0
twenty years, to drive delivery wagon.
Must. have references. Address 0,
Sentinel office. 825 3t
WANTED—3 OR 4 FURNISHED'
rooms. Light housekeeping. ' No chil-
dren. South or Washington St. Ad
dress J care Sentinel oiiice. s26 31
WANTED—{1‘0 BUY ONE OR TWO
feather beds. Highest cash price paid
LAddress Elder Couple, care Sentinel.
s26 (it
I
iLl'VE AGENTS WANTED
I everywhere to take orders for our
LHIgII-G'rade Custom Corsets
)esigned, cut and made to individual meas-
rements only. Large pronts; no Invest-
snt; no stock to carry. Thorough irllning
iven agents. Write for attractive terms
nd exclusive territory in your locality.
THE NORMALLA 00.. Inc.,
"I. Broadway. New York City.
I
WANTED—HAVE YOUR FEATH-
‘er bed made into feather mattress.
Winter and summer side. Hair and
cotton mattress made over like new.
Feathers cleaned. Work called for.
Delivered. Folding Mattress Co.. 128
South Main St., South Norwalk, Conn.
s26 12t
WANTED—SEWING, WILL DO;
any general sewing at home or will
go out by the day. Address “Sewing"
care Sentinel odice. s25 3t
I
I: HAVE A CONTRACT—TO DIS-
trl‘mte a Million Free Pkgs. Borax
iSoap Powder. Want reliable men and
'women to help. $15.00 weekly.‘Wav-
Ioriy Brown, 730 N. Franklin, Chicago.
5% 3t
WANTED—CATTLE AND POUL
cry and calves. lie. for fat calves.
$7.50 for small calves to fatten. Beat
nrket prices. W. Miller, Connecti-
‘ cut avenue. Tel 180. s1 tr
‘waursn—To not ALL stuns
cattle and poultry. Beat market prices
paid Extra prices for fat calves.
06.00 for bob valves to damn. B.
filedman, Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
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BUSINESS NOTICES
SOUTH NORWALK WINDOW‘ 3.
‘HOUSE CLEANING CO—We clean
otore windows; oilice cleaning; sign
polishing: private houses.
of work done. P. O. Box 516. s21 lm'o
. WANTED.
Tinners and Hot Water Fitters
to work in open shop.
H. A. HEGELEINI
«141 WIIllr 8L . Phane "OI-1‘2 Or 878
Virgin onualIinnsel
and or I I lit "Mollie- 180i
rorIormln was. ”:‘2‘. In?"I It;
_‘IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII_
films or 'it's firth
(loan teed mfln.
jj (gr six :l‘o’l‘fldl, zed
iSl’lllo GIIIEIIS
amen rm ELASTIC
dangli- Ella litr- “pumps“..VV“
m Atria- °' I: .32 ,
I .« ‘ggdnfid. wolge’y bgrdfiror 0:
or turtlur ”norm-'33
, ' "not or ovum consent»
The belies have been complained to‘
by John Fortune. 0! this city. whose
.nished or unfurnished rooms.
fdecorsted house. 38 West St,
Mrs. .Ptage St., four large rooms and one horse, perfectly fearless.
An kind '
3 night from depot to Terrace. ‘Rewa'rd,
bicycle was stolen Saturday from in V »
lGood running order. 3125. Address
To LET—8 ROOM HOUSE WITH N. F. Ambler, Rowayton. Conn. Vs28 at
modern improvements on 13 Cottage
lSt inquire Geo. Keeler s28 3t
FOR SALEéHOGaS. JOHN NOV-
lotnik. 43 Oxford Ave" South Norwslk.
s28 3t
To LET—4 ROOMS ELECTRIql
lights and bath. Also 4 other rooms,lV —
14 Taylor Av.,e near West street. I FOR BALE—25 WHITE LEGHORN
328 at pullets. D W. Young strain, about
~—— iready to lay. C. N. Smith. Factory, 85
To LET—ARRANGEMENTS MAvIsprmg St, 323 3t
be made for one or two heated, run-l
Newly FOR sue—House. BUSINESS
Inquire wagon, carriage. For want of use.
828 31 Win Hilsdon, 5 Elizabeth St 328 It
2 High St.
To LET—FIRST FIDOR. 8 COTl FOR aALE —- FAST DRIVING
Will sell
small' 313° 0110 in attic G“ torireasonable for want of use. Inquire
cooking and lighting Water. Inquire!“ Charles Smith. 22 Loandes ave-
on premises. #8 3anue. Phone 1361. s26 it
' l
LET-'FURNISHED ROOM} FOR SALE—GRAPES. A. K. 51‘.
{0" John. 18 Osborn avenue. E. Norwalk.
T0
with all improvements, suitable
one or two gentlemen. 'Inqulre 16 325 at
«West avenue. Telephone 173-2. E
' ‘ 523 31,. FOR SALE—EXCELSIOR moron-
l
cycle, 6 H. P. twin. Head and tall
To LET—11 ELIZABETH STREET 1 lights. One new tire. in good condition
Seven rooms with all improvements IE W JobnsouI Darien. Conn. 323 st
Inquire United Grocery. '
FOR SALE—CHEAP. 2 FISHING
To LET—TWO NEWLY DECOR“ sloops with power; Mary A. 33 x 12. V
ated rooms second floor for light Annie May 30 x 11. , Would make
housekeeping; gas for cooking and .good oyster or pleasure boats. Amer-
lighting. steam heat bath room priv loan 0’ star Co. New Haven 323 (it
ileges; 3 Edlie avenue. East Norwalk.
s28 3t
FOR SALE—$2,850 BUYS NEW 7
room house and 3 large lots 'in South
Norwalk. Part cash: also two line
large lots in East Norwalk. Price
$600. and large lot In Norwalir Price
South Nor-
s23 6t
To LET—FIVE ROOMS, 8 CROSS
street. South Norwalk. Inquire 108
South Main street. Phone 1842-5. I
s26 (it
To LET—HOUSE; NINE LARGE
rooms, all improvements. Centrally
'3180. address Box 314.
walk.
FOR SALE—BUILDING LOT. 60 X
located. In uire 31 Chestnut street. ,
South Norwglk. s26 3t 150' Inquire at 21 Grove St" or 16 l “
‘Btuart Ave, sill in
T LET~PLEA8ANT FRONT _-, v
0 ' FOR BALI—THE ERICA DWELL-
room for one or two gentlemen with
private 'iamily. Centrallocatlon, con-
veniences. Address. Room, care Sen-
tinel oilice. s25 3t
lug, No. -74 West Ave. known as the
Rider house. Lot 75 feet front and
170 feet deep, including garage and
barn. Terms will be made reasonable
and price very low. Address Christian
Swarts. 33 if
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WANTED TO REVNT.
Unto-date house, about 6 or 7
rooms. or two-family apartment. Must
In modern and in best residence sec-
tion of South Norwalk. Might Con-
alder purchase Address.
“RESPONSIBLE,"
Sentinel Office
To LET—FIRST FLOOR, 53 EAST
Ave. live rooms, furnace and bath.
Apply to E. C. Stuart. executor. Ga-
zette Building, Norwaik, or Harold F.
Clark. 143 Washington street. s25 3t
To RENT—LARGE PLEASANT
front room suitable for man and wife
with board, near Union Park. Modern
improvements. Table board a special-
ty. Mrs. W. A. Tolles, 19 Union Place.
Norwaik. s25 lit
STATE OF CONNECTICUT.
Treasury Department.
Taxes on Investments
All persons owning bonds or notes
liable to taxation should write at
once to State Treasurer. Hartford, Ct.
for lists. .
A circular letter will be sent when
requested, explaining the 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 local rates for all the time own-
ed by decedents on such chases in
action as have not paid during the
use of the owner This is in the na-
ture of Is penalty.
Savings Bank deposits are not lino.
ble to tax' in the owners name
V Money in bank (not a Saving
Bank) can pay the tour mill to}: as
shown in the circular letter.
Lists of property liable to a tax
are to be had out as of March 1st
inf Waterbury; as or May 1st, in
..T0 LET—FROM OCT. IST... 7
room cottage, small barn, fruit, gar-
den, and good place for chickens, at
Beers' corner and Westport avenue.
312 per month. Applytto George G.
Richmond, 96 Main St. Norwaik, Conn.
525‘ 3t
'ro RENT—FOUR ROOMS. 18
Hoyt street. South NorwaIk. Apply
on the premifiss. 525'3t
FOR , RENT—6 ROOMS. NEW
halt house, entirely modern, all im-
provements and conveniences, 5 min-
utes from E. N depot. Maring Con-
struction Co. 123 Washington street-
524 (it
To LIED—6 ROOMS. 4 CROSS. ST.
'Rent $12.00; Also store-house. 12
Chestnut St. Inquire F D. Lawton.
171 80. Main St. s24 31:
--'ro LET—FLAT OF 8 ROOMS AT
21 Union street. Bossession Vat once.
The Hatch a BalleyCo. . .322 II
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
Haven; as of July let. in Walling-
tord; as of September 1st, in Bridge-
other towns in the State.
This tax may be paid to the State
Treasurer. At Any Time and exempts
(or one or more years from and
after the date of payment to the
Treasurer, but Must Be Paid before
due.
Enquire otI your. banker or. write
is the Treasurer at Hartford.
Edward S.‘ Roberts: Treasurer.
. To LET—APARTMENT 0N dear ‘
e1 St. Inquire 64 south Main St.,
:29 t1—
» AL. There was ”a meeting yesterday an
LO Q ’1‘" ternooii of the Italian Independent 804
. ,7...» clety,V who voted that a delegation or
this society be appointed to take part
in the big parade to be held on Col-
uthus Day‘V. Routine business was also
transacted. . ,
' /.Tlie Mystlfled Father.
“Your son”. said the schoolteacher.
“is very backward in his studies." .. ‘ ‘
\
[Leer—Tau" houses. marshy
Mathew Kindilien, 9.4 1-2 Spring St.
' . can at
LOST—A 10-FOOT SKIFF FROM
tho.vlcinlty of KeVyeeVr Island. John
Wargo. 7 Olsen street, so. Norwalk.
. V . :25 3t
"At home. in conversation-with me. he
£5,an
~ useless» in A. sonun’oi. “m“ “9'29”!
Middletown; as of June let. in New.
port: and as of October let. in all ’
the date when the local- tax list is»
ceding six months.
“That’s funny”. mused the father.~
seem to know it alum—Philadelphia“
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tensivc advances against the German extreme right.
The Belgians have retaliated against the threat of the
Germans to bring up their great siege gone before Ant-
werp by making many desperate sorties.,
Along the great western battle line itself the struggle
still continues to be general. with the most determined at-
tacksbeing made on each flank. Both sides evidently
have realized that mass attacks in the center are futile
in the present exhausted condition of the armies.
Another manifestation of the weekend has been the
renewal of aerial activity by Germans. Zeppelins and
aeroplanes have been out in force. apparently for scouting
work, ‘but indulging in bomb dropping wherever
feasible. .
From the east come reports of actions‘ from Almost
every section of the Russian frontier. Emperor William
is reported to be in East Prussia, and the (icrm‘an of»
fcnsive, probably under his eyes. has re-commcnced
against General Récnnenkanipf. l—‘ctrograd believes that
this movement, because of its limiIted front, is a diver-
sion. to relieve the threatened German line from Kalisz to
CracOw. ‘
The Austrian forces are, still retiring on Cragow, and
besides having taken some. of the-forts. around l’I'zemysl,
the Russian cavalry is said tube pouring through the (le-
filcs of the Carpathians on to the plains of Hungary. Al-
though tlic success of this latter movement is officially
denied from li'udapcst, which announces that the repeated
atcmpts of the Russian cavalry to enter the country have
been repulsed. hurried efforts are being made along the
Austrian frontier to strengthen the garrisons of the fort—
resscs One hundred tliousa‘nl troops taken at the be—
ginning of the war from Trout have been replaced by !
Hungarians, and all eighteen fort» of the first llllL of III:-
fence are being brought into the highest state of repair.
while the second defences. commanding the passes. have
been reinforced by additional redoubts. lillcctric currents
are a marked feature to the defensive arrangements of
wires which have been laid over all the strategic points on
the frontier, and these can count-rt with a powerful pow—
cr station at Riva.
Twelve heavy motors wlilcb were sent to Iu-lp the
(icnuans have been recalled and have been installed in the
frontier fortresses, making them a formidable obstacle.
I“
PARIS. Sept. 28. 2:58 p.Iu.——The following
uicaiiou was given out in Paris this afternoon:
"There ls nothing new i l report in the general situa-
tion. Relative calm prevails along.’ one portion of the
front. Ncucrtlioluss at certiin poiflts, notably between
the River Alene and the Argonne Ilistrjrt. the
has delivered further violcn; attacks. which. however.
have been repulsed." '
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t’lli‘llly
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LONDON. Sept. 28, 4:53 a. m.»~~~“l\lnny. if not a
majority. of the German troops concentrated on illoRus—
{I
also border." says the Petmgrad correspondent of the
Times. “are field corps. while lllt‘ armies rtmaining in
France and Belgium are mainly composed of reserve V
corps. Moreover, it is beyond doubt that the emperor ‘
himself is in Best Prusma.
"The official bulletins Show that the Germans have .
moved toward the Nicmen more than 25 miles in two days.
but according to the latest news, their advance has been I
checked and, judging from the speed of their movements I
and the relatively narrow front of their dcpldymcnt. '
\vliicli does not exceed 15 miles. Gene :Il Rennv ~ {till/Ill
has not to deal with a movemelit of .rsi impmtaurc.
“The tendency is to regard this advance as a Ilcui—
onstratiou to cover a more important action elsewhere,
most probablv in a direction where the Germans f~el
o
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' themselves more vulnerable, namely, the line from lx'nlisz
to Cracow.”
Saturday of this week at 2 o'flclock
In the Town Court room. Upper Nor
il-IanfordV 8. Weed. of New Canaan is
assured. as Senator \V sad is the only
Icandldatc in the field up to date. I
'i
1
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Russell Gladwyn, of Plait street at
present employed in Long Hill CL.
“as a visitor at his home over the
Vweek end. , l
‘ i The Reed & Volk Electric Company
“will wire the recently built addition
lto the new house or -.Dr A. D. Wads-
worth. A permit was received this.
.momlng. . in
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"l The E. R Bradley 5.: Co. of Nor-
FrederickC. Reidell has resizned his walk received a permit this mor.ning
position in the office of the Hubball.‘ to erect a chimney m, the store own- i
Hall VdI Randall Company.- in Norwalk. I ed by Mrs. ms “Byxbe‘e. on 128 South l
' lMaln street '
An automobile bearing the license, _ l
number 133 has been stalen from! A jolly time was enjoyei at 'the
Bridgeport The 100111 police are on clam- bake given yesterday afternoon
the watch for It in this City by August Wichmann at his home on
’ ‘ ‘Elm Grove street. A large numbei of
The depositors inthe savings dwnrt- ~.‘iVBlsmai-k 's" friends were in IatIendo
ment of the City National Bank will a'nce, including Sheriff William Vol-z.
-A large assortment of trunks are:
ready for your inspection at Read‘ 5.
See adv.
co—
be credllcd “thirtereoivat their-1601” moo; or Brfdgeport. wliO‘s was reonom-r
four- percent. on Oct. lst lorvthe pre- hinted on SLIM 19.82.11th serv.
ed and the entertainment afforded}
3“” bo' a I.
William A. Clark, of EIamood ave- "5 "y 8 W p r' '
patios PM” “I “”1910“? 01.3?“ rlage at their heme No.20 Madison
018“ store 9” Wabhington “"09“? “I street The guests enjoyed dancing.
‘ ' ‘ singing, piano and. violin music; They I
‘ Congressman Jeremiah. Donovan.
spent the Week- and and bottle on
West street. this city. The Congress;
anon rthVurn’V"ed to‘ Washington last. eve-V
111113. ‘
.ceived many useful and handsome
" Their friends departed at a late
JEWEL-.-
,lC'. of Recd street. enjoi'rd a very iIi'
:teresting automobile ride to manv p'c-
:turcsque- downs and 5.:tt active points V
1of interest in Connecticut and Now an incident of the last I‘rlday hi
flork state. covering altogetho.
., meeting called for Wednesday evening
:rsaumed his duties in the South Nor-
.Ihe girl . I ' '
I John Flynn yesterday morning res?
nue, ll": returned “0111 a 9‘93““. Mi. and Mia Alex Bedard celebrated,
week's acation, and has resumed his the “I“ anniversary 6'; their m
.‘derson, oi the East Side. from suffer
in serious consequences of a com.
also enjoyed a repeat tah‘lch was- serv— ‘,
so to them. Mr! and Mrs. liedard re-r V
"The oticers arrested the fishermen
and locked them up. Cherie [Amanda
hour,‘ wl’ hing theni malty happy anorV
Extra
A} &P- SPE DIAL SALE
A. 81 P. Flour, 24% lb. bag
A‘. &l’. Flour. 3 barrel . .
Jones’ Flour, 241/2 lb. bag 85
lones’ Flour. 3 barrel ‘ $6.
Bests Creamery Butter, a lb. 3
14 lbs. Gran. Sugar, for
Rye Fleur, 3% lb. bag
Graham Flour; 31/2 bag
Clover Milk, acan
CO tun (will h. 8 pkg.
7 Rolls Toilet Paper, for -
New VPancake Plum, 3 pkg 1
A.&P
8
.13 I .iI'L} Pot toes, a peck
L Fancy Sweet Potatoes. a pk. 3.0
7, Extra Stamps With
'i eas Coffees
i011 with I pound at .. 7o: 3.; with l pound at ~.3.
75 with I prmntl {If .. Go: 25 with 1 pound at .. . : 3
bu with I pound at . .. . 50c « 35. with I pound at 39
4:; with I pound at . 4o: . ' 5 with 1 pound at 25V ‘
100 tainps ‘I’i itli
1 Can Baring “1 Bottle Extract»
Powder 50c
25c
3 large can) Evap. Milk icr .................... ' ...... V V
Cream of Wheat. a'pkg. ............................. ‘~ "
Pm: Cider Vinegar, a bottle ........................
3 cans Conpbchn Soup: for
7 cake: of Borax Soap {or ......................... ‘ ..
rumor A. co. P. 'l‘lu}. coir;
124 \Vashimton Street '
Telephone 909
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MR. ssscusa's LAST scouted
This beautiful. simple poem rent
1 0 prayer meeting Henry Ward Beech
attended in Plymouth church. He die
quite suddenlv in March, 1887. "WI:
The Cross street mater will rccei ve puts the story into rhyme is nob
Icoulderation at the special con: c.l in the Christian Work and EVangell'dh.
which prints it~it is a bad practitiat
of religious papers to omit such little:
things he the source and authorsh
.Louis Wardeli, of East avenue, 11.13 of matter they borrow—«but the It
' ture of Beecher walking away from
Vwalk Trust Companv after enjoying the church with the little boys
a pleasant week's vacation. very characteristic. for he loved ch
~-——-*—~ dren:
Acting upon the ur; ent suggestiiu .
of a committee composed of a de‘. Fer him'aione the organ peeled
gate from every oilco in the City For him alone the choir
Hall. the janitor 'ihls morning kindled San 8 av. e at and low in sweet
a- fire in the furnace of tho: ouzi. 1.13 The song 9‘ his desire.
to the great satisfaction of al.l _
.0
Rebekah Croiet. the trwen) ye roll
girl mound in this city last Week sui— ‘
iering from insanity obstinate y re. it
lies to allow Dr. Bodies. of We: tpert.
to take her photozraph If the p.c-
ture can be made. it will be spreai
brcadcast over the country in the of
tort to locate friends or relatives 0
miles of beautiful country.
of this week,
“I heard the voice of Jesus as
items, weary one, and rest.'V'Y
What prophecy for him was thV
How little, any guessed!
- I.
As lovingly he lingered there,
me yet the music died; V
There came two urchins 1 Int '
street, .
'Unfearing. to his side.“
v. ' _ . I
“bliss Elizabeth Stevens. of West .-
'.street was ,a visitor yesterday with The old man bowed. and lift
friends; in New York City. I A Isoiled and homeless face;
An automobile owned by in: local He kissed it as a mother might,
agent of Firestone automobile tire; And turned to leave the la
" ran aw-ay" on Lincoln avenue, this”
morning. Without the slighgst warn-
ing the machine raced up Lin- pin
even: a; to River street. and while
going down this street to Woodward
avenue. the owner of the machine
fortunately Stopped it beforef‘ any ser
icus damage was done. No one was in
the automobile at the time of the
“runaway. ' V . l
On either side the urchins trod
And on the left and right ’
A loving hand on either pressed
‘So out into the night. ' '
Out, little thinking-as he w .
That never any more
His willing feet shouidri wall!
That sacred threshold o‘cl-
Olticers Frank Y. .mimoad uni And it wasrweil', more lit
'No genius could devise; \'
No thoughtfulness of loving {is
No wisdom of the wise. ‘V
cued Ciisrles-‘Amund’sou and Ollie An-
bined ants. trip and spree. Charles
and Ollie were fishing hit Marvin
Beach Ttract, and. alter indulging too
,5erer in the "5st both {ell asleep
The “little ones" had alea slit"
His chielest joy and care:
With them alone let him go torts
And God be with them I
and down the future he shall 7
And through the outreach ‘ d
m. forfeited a timbers byi‘n‘ot as- ‘
Norwalk Chronicler