.u
1 .
. tate are requested to make ierdiate
trict or Noi'walk,‘ hath limited Iand
show“ biz fnonths from the date
' ' hereof for the creditors- oi! said; 1E!-
I'ttate to exhibit their claims tor, settle-
Those who neglect to present . .
within said time, will be débakado I.
Professional. Cards, and
MiscellaneOus-—--—
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. Twenty-Five Words or Less. 25c;
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Vro m ‘. 4 roll ma" '
WANTEDioPAR’I‘NE‘R FOR AUTO-
mobile business, One familiar with re-
pair and selling. Address “Bates”
care Sentinel.
WANTED-QMAN OVER 30 YEARS
old to travel for us this tall and win-
ter, making these towns: Bethe],
Bridgeport, Danbury. Darlen,.Fairfleld,
Greenwich. Glenviile, New Canaan,
Newtown, Norwalk, Ridgefleld, Roway-
ten, South Nor-walk, Sandyhook,
Southport, Stamford. Westport, Wil-
ton. Glen 4Bros., Rochester, N. Y. .~
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wa'u'rsn— BY EXPERIENCED
stenographer, position tor half—day. or
clerical work to do at home. Ad-
dress “R," care Sentinel. , 02 3t
WANTED—A LADY OF REFINE-4
ment wishes a position as housekeep-
er for a widower, batohelor, or as a
companion for an elderly lady. Ad-
dress. 0. A. R., care Sentinel. 01 3t
WANTED -— HOUSEWORK BY
competent colored woman, a half-day
every day by the week, or will do
cooking in or out of town. Call 37
Raymond street. “Lens." 01 3t
“WANTED—SECOND HAND BICY-
cles, carpets, chairs. tables, pictures,
bureaus, beds, clocks, etc. Springwood
Furniture Shop, 29 Ely Ave., South
Norwalk. s30 3t
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 Nerwalk, Conn.
s26 12t
WANTED—CATTLE AND POUL-
.try. and calves. 14c. for fat calvos.
87.5 for small calves to fatten. Best
wet prIilies W. .Illl'lller, Qonnectl'
cut avenue. 1111.180. slit
WANTEDL-TO BUY ALL KINDS:
cattle and ywltry. Best market prices
paid Exii'a. prices 401' M calves.
66.00 for both valves to Milan. II.
l‘rledman. Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
onset
MISCELLANEOUS. 4
"THEDARIEN-ILAUNCH WORKS——
'Darleu, Conn, is now under new man-
agement 'Storage and Gas Engine re-
pairs. E. C. .1. J. H. Hatter, props.
s30 8t
NOTICE—AUTOMOBILE REPAIR-
1ng, ~Ford cars a specialty. AIso cars
to hire by the hour or day. Reasdn-
able rates to Danbury Fair. 'Roberts
& Johnson. 11 Van Zant street, East
Norwalk. Phone 868. 330 st
SOUTH NORWALK w'moow .1
HOUSE CLEANING ICO—We clean
store windows; ofii‘ce cleaning; slgn
polishing. private houses. All kind
or work dope. P. 0 «no; 516.1121 11110
M
"Wall 111111
District or Nor-walk. -.: 11s., Probate
Court, September 18. A 11,1914. '
Estate of Richard M. BoutOn, late
of Norwalk in said District. deceased.
The court of Probate tor the Dis-
trl‘ctI Iet Norwalk,l1'ath limited and ab
lowed six months from the date hope
of for the creditors of said Estatefto
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
account's, properly att'ested,I within
said time, will be debarred Ea recov-
ery. All persons indebted to said Eb-
paymsnt to . :4 ' .2 '
PRA‘N'KUIN A SMITH,
ale-26458 ' Aili'nlnlstl'lltor.
H.._ 1? .5.
'Distriet- M .NorwAIk, as. Probate
Uourt‘,3809tamber410,-A-. 9.,1914
EL—Lowndeafi late of. Huntingtog, Sui-
folk county in the State ct New York ’
deceased
The Court Of Probate for. the Dis-
5,111‘ent.
their accounts, properly attested.
All persons indebted
4.. to are replicated
Jayment‘to
03 1t'
Daeven rooms with. all improvements
" North Main street; 'R‘enl: I814. obi ‘lInlt-
4. . Estate 4411’ Connecticut, of Stanley
'ro Len-sue ROOM COTTAGE.
with all’modern improvements, No. 3
Cove avenue; three rooms, with im-
provements, 4} Van Zant street; 8'
rooms, 38 Third street. Fast Norwalk.l
R, Josevoissy,'4 cove avenue. 03 11'
FOR SALE-A BUGGY. OR WILL
exchange for business wagon. Mrs.
Knapp, Woodside avenue, East Nor-
waik. 03 st
FOR SALE—GOOD, SOUND ROAD
horse, reason of selling. returning to
city. Address “Horse." care Sentinel.
floor of seven rooms. all improve? .5
03 31
ments. 27 Woodwind avenue, corner?
Grove. inquire at 18 Grove street. l FOR SALE OR TO LET—TI": PIC-
03 3t ture shop in Bavaria &ICorbettI block.
‘ For further particulars lnquire at the
office of the Old Well' Cigar Co. 0,3 11
TO LET—T0 ADIJLTS. IDWER
TO LET—TWO UNFURNISHED 1
rooms with water, for light house-l ’ ‘
keeping. Centrally located. Address FOR SALE—MEDIUM S'ZED PAR'
lor stove in good condition. Apply
H. ., Se tin l. 4 1t
. B care :1 e 03 Mrs. A. Hawkins. 2 St. Johns St, East
‘ TO “LET—FOUR ‘ ROOM AlPAliT- N°"’““"
ment to adult family, in Swartz a Cor.
,bett block. Rent $10.00. For further
. 4 (Stevens) shot gun, almost new,
articulars, in ulre at oilice of theI .
Sid Well 01881900. 03 ti Would like to sell or would trade for
j a good make rifle or small bore. For
tic 1111's in at St., out
To LET—THREE ROOMS ros p" " q '° 10 m" ' h
FOR BALE-f HAVE A 16 GUAGE
light housekeeping; Also a furnished T Norwalk, 02 3‘
room. Mrp, Blernat. 11 ChestnuI:3 it! FOR SALEII—A. SEVEN IOCTAVE
-_ square piano. rosewood case. Good
To LET _ 31x CONNECTING tone for $30.00. Inquire D. E_ 0194
rooms, first floor. Bath, pantry .and 0031436 W98! Ivonne. 01 3‘
all improvements.I Three- minutes -————————-——-— —— -——
from trolley. Possession at once. Ad- FOR BALE—THE BRICKI DWELL'
dress G, 8., care Sentinel Office. 03 at
TO LET—6 ROOMS. 4 CROSS ST,
'Rent $12.00; Also store House, 12
Chestnut St. Inq‘hire F. D. Lawton.
171 SOuth Mdln St. 02 3t.
170 test deep, including garage and
barn. Terms will be made reasonable
and price very low. Address Christiii'r
Swartl.
To LET—FROM NOVEMBER 1' AII FOR BALE-33 “U01“ “Qua.“ 3‘9
suit of 5 room over L'Hommedleulcmmut 9.1.80 Nor. suitammr .1-
‘Jsros store rim $14. Inquire War 2 families. all improvements; or
store. 02 3‘ exchange. for good building' lets”, ,. I.Il_.l
To tar-ms: moon. 5 ROOMS
1 Henry street. Rent $11.00. Mrs. S.
to suit purchaser. ,12- room house
3!, 70““!!- 2‘1 East ”or.“ “'1‘ . °2 3‘ brick building; double house; some
I . ~ improvements; mile. .81.. Drill-
” LET—HOWE. NINE “WE woudui‘m sob 1001‘Icorrl'ICI 1.1m
rooms, all improvements. Centrally‘
located. Inquire 31 Chestnutistreet. purchaser. [401.65 x 150, Wln'IiIieyl"
sensuous: M11 03 3‘ 8L. am Nomlk mature John A.
4 . Illalas. 49 Chestnut St, So. Norwalk.
To LET—ARRANGEMENTS MAY “1,826,125 s2912t
be made for one or two heated, _furn- W
ihd “111:,hd,o.N: .
dseciragd 1:13:15. :sewgsto 1;: inqotllr: INggggéosNAigOR
2 High St. " 01 3t.
T0 LET-78 WIN‘FIELD ST. NEAR
Eagt'A‘fed house. 6 rooms.
provements. Rent 820."
October 1,1914."
Inquire at lChairman o! the-School Board, Dr. J.
234 East Ave. 01 3t Milton Coburn, 55'-South*'Main street.
. South No'rwalk. Conn. up to 4. 00 p in.
TO LET—HOUSES, PARTS OF October 20,1914, for constructing two
manufac-
-See our
01 31
houses, data, store. barn.
tory, rents for all comers.
list. Raymond Bros.
school buildings—one to be erected on
lcity, according to plans and specifica-'
tions made by Philip N. "Sunderland.
architect, 81 West street, Danbu‘ry,
Conn: the other to be erected on Pros-2
TO LET—EIGHT 13,0931 HOUSE,
centrally located, modern improve
ments. Apply 3 Crescent Terrace.
. 01 3t
made by Joseph A. Jackson. architect,
1123 Broadway, New York city.
posais must be made out on blanks flir-
nished by the architects and accompa
,nied by a certified check, equal to e
per cent. of the propopal. flaps may
be seen on or after October 5,1914, at
the home Of Dr. J. Milton .Gbllllm 55
South Main street. South Norwalk. at
the allies ot the Superintendent of
Schoal's, High School Building.” Ween;
avenue. at theofllcc of the Water 0.91.113.
missioners, City Hall. or at the oillces
of the architects. ’JI
rSurety bohds for the faithifil pen
TOI LET—TWO NICELY FURNISH-
lad recipe. modern improvements. heat.
electric light, gas, bath. Suitable for
light' housekeeping for ‘ business
-.couple Address M. B. General Deliv-
ery, South Norwalk, IConn ~ ‘01 st
7-1.5:
To LET—SEVEN
St. John street. East Norwslk.
Modern improvements. Desirable 10-.
cation. Inquire John A: IIICamp. Tele-
phon'eI 1149. ' ' €29 Iat
7g; . 41:,
ROOM seven:
TO Lire-FLAT OF 8 ROOMS Air
~21. Union skeet. Pos'setsidn at. once.
The IHatch1IIlnI Bailey CoI .. 1.22 it
equal’to 20; per cent. of the contract.
The Board M Education 0 the Cl " "
any and all or the bids.
BOARD OF EDUCATION,
. .» Norwalk. .CIIonn, .
'KN‘NBONCEMEN?
TO LET—APARTMENT ON CIHAP-
618i; Inquire 64801131668411 St.
I, . .129 ti oltf
.1». ' .4.
To LET-11 Miners STREET
Also 5 rooms with imbiovements. 72 walk.
After re-iufnishing and beconllng.
9" Grocery Co. I am oileripg attractlyeI accommoda
£
3']
LOST , jailed roorIns. Rooms byII day or week
' ' with breakfast if desired.
soar—emssteAp pol ORANK- 115m 1: modern. lit: waten‘heett
case of antemobile. Moder will" be electric lights, phone, etc. A very dd;
rev'varded for rIeIIfurn 'tIo‘ Eeh'linelémnce. slrable winter abode.
£6 at able Ma‘s. it A}- com
;I'III..
;;2.41 2,.
,11‘4‘"
5.2444239. ;“‘; r1 j..,:".:"’ .-.. 4 2 1 .
I have it at last. What?
795"} l ' ‘
'sinrr IS'WITIID' ""111'1'1611. "
Belle 8. Hicks of fiagl
' against Robert "
02 3t'
tax, No. 74 West Ave. known Ii‘me -
Rider house. not 76 test trout and '
room house, cor. Cliff and Hoyt flu. .
Buttonwood; ,all improvements. lama .
School Buildings, Norwalk, Conn. '
All in"; Sealed bids will he received by the.1
Cedar street, Second district. of the '
pect avenue. First district. of "the city. ,
according to plans and specifications
tormaIape of the work will be requlrpd -
some mm... the right to re ,IICt I_‘
October 1st, I will resume business "
at NO. 80 Chestnut street. South"; Non
. . I‘I _ ' "IIIIII I I,
a
.13 11 =
Hoyt Sta ringw t’ei- s to suit "4 4
" SD M l” assistance thewoccupicd 011 SIl4pItc111bcr.,,1p._ Rouulania null
“-‘41
scvcrInl other towns in the viciuIilv are no“ advancing. to-
r
u
z
tione to these desiring from at hm. " ‘
. Notice of withdrawal or the suit of
'.1,4
:6
m W W VIOLENT ATTACK
AT I073.
i (Confined trout First Page.)
——————-
"The Sikh passengers on the stcanlrr Kumagata
. Mam, who were refused permission to land at Vancrmv-
er. B. C. arrited at Bajbaj, Saturda‘y Some Ofthcm rt-
fused to board a train for the Punjab, and Opened pri-
with their rexolvers. One European was killed and as:-
oral were wounded. Troops n ere compelled to fl!" to
check the rushes Of the SikhsIIand sixteen Of the rioters
were killed. The remainder scattered 'surroundiug
- .- villages, but later were rounded up. ”
The Hindus \1 ho mutineId at Bajbay are the men 11 be
for more than three months resisted the canadian GD\-
erument s order of deportation, but who finely were com—
polled to return to lnrlia from' Vaucomer on the same
ship that brought them Out the Japanese steamer K0—
magata Maru.
This steamer. with 352 Hindus on, board. reached
Yangouver in April of this-year. Slie sailed on her re—
turn trip July 23. During this time tb'e'status Of the East
Indians was passed upon by the highest courts of Can-
ada, which finally ruled that they could not land. '
to
ROME, via Earls. Oct. 3.4—Reports frOm Berlin give
the‘details of the dlsscnslons between General 1611 (ler
Gain. the German Governor, and Burgomaster IMax of
Brussels. ~ -
Von der Goltz ordered the burgomaster to remove
the Belgian flags from the public buildings, and Max
published a manifesto. which explained tO the population
the n'eccssity of complying before f orcc was used. \ on
der Golf; was furious and Ordered that all Of \‘lax 5 man-
:fostos be covered with white paper. 'lhe next morning.
however, found that the coxering'papers had been Oiled
and 50 made transparent the Man manifestos being legi—
ble beIneath themI.
'rcnch papers smuggled into Brussels it is
sell for 25 cents the copy, 4 l
PMIS Oct 3.~—After twenty da)s of the offensive'
says atdispatclrfrom Nish, Son in. to the Hates .‘lgcns'y.
the Austrian forces bane stopped twelve miles from the
I‘Wina on the Ilosniau frontier.
stated,
‘,‘W11ile tLpseI forces are awaiting reinforcenwnts before :'..' _.‘
they will bl able to name the offensive, their troops at
the north have been trying (li‘apl'hptelv 11p Adv ancc mer
the plains between the Drinn and 11.34: Spire to get aItI the
right flank of tlie qen 1ans \ll their effOfts'i: there “ere
-..ll"lf‘l£'3‘l 1n bloody battles. "1.1;";
eanwlllle the Sertians and MO cuegr'ins ml: 111ng
$31814?)th 5111‘de Bosnia. Breaking the stubborn rt-"‘
:1 r
411.. 'e 1.
‘ ward Spray: 7' ..
*fi'
ROME. Oct. 3.—‘-Emperor William says .1 telegram
from Berlin. is going from' one front to another He trav
els in a special train Of ten Pullman 'cars \\ lllLll fOrmeIIrIly
were painted white and blue, but which 11011 have been
' f'él’ffiifled like the' ordinary cars in order to protect the
.traf11._from the bombs Of French aviators
lb hen the emperor goes to places out of the reach of
the railway he travels by automobile. Besides his aides
and bodyguard. he is also watched by special secret field
police .
er. pOi-nts or whether the operations are merely intended
to harrass the Belgians andprcvcnt then: from tempo:—
ing with the German hues of communication.
\ lenna, it is said according to roundabout- diapatchcs
purporting to emanate from the Austrian capital, 18 pm-
phril‘lé‘ for a allege, and there is even talk of remOviug
.. the seat of government These reports. however are not
' confirmed.“ -”" “’
Therdemswn Of the Admiralty to mine a certain area
of the North Sea has given an added feeling 'Of security:
While no alarm lies“ sever. been manifested heretofore the. .5: '
mov s hailed” as one shielding the Dover Straits and
' ’the Elwood "without interfering with the soullern exit
from the 14111111149. or the routes to Ostend, Dunkirk, Calais
and IBoulogue. "'
.;,.§DNDDN Qct.,3, 8 a iii—Commenting on file:
law of the whattle on Northern France, the corresptm—
”dent Of the T:m'e"s' at Paris shyly.” . g I :14”
‘fll‘he v:olence Of the battle seems to be concentrated
.for the moment on the left wing which he's prolonged it-
still-to a point withpt‘I'Ithlrtonr fory‘ miles of the 4lBel-
'a borderfioutho g'A gs. ‘ Ig‘ , ; the IGeIr-.
men's have attemptedhobreak With the object o . ' ,.
1114;" the foifcesuofdthéallles in tile 11011114.; The cIoinbats' 1n ,
this region have beenlextremely violent the4 allies:
hold the enemy well’ln‘l spite Of _. ‘
All ‘aiopg the fronts. of this immense battle "I e I
ti. mil-the enter-Lillie enemy has tr d;
yielded 011 the co any " " '
'ally.‘ pit ill
,I T111348 the old tactics of fla::kiug,1vl1ich {rt-appears um
to oldie the m. ”tor thé'bel'ie‘flt, or _' .
-;4tllF-".38l8.li§l~llii¥€llll9§si‘ 11199..“‘3095‘? _ ,“‘
11.11:. ijEIIlla. Antes . . .. .
EXTRA SPECIAL SA
’ . A 81 P. FANCY ‘
L0
24/. lb. 82C2
24%
Bag
' 7g B‘r’rhc Barrell, $6 SOB
. An Exceptional Flour at a Very Low Price. h
absolutely no Better Flour Milled“ A Big Specials—TIEIQI
WEEK ONLY.
,..... * S k 8
oldMedal
Becker’s 1-8 a C
By the Barrel, $6 80
THE G881: .. (a). r. TEA so;
Tclqtl': no 909 .
tablishéd before the Mir are exhausted
”-2—..."
PARlS, Oct. 3 6:35 a. n1.——_\‘fter baring" “tried” in
vain recently, in the north Of l- mute, tq‘ break at Tracy-CI
le- Mom, and then at Royrc the strong: line Of‘the allies, ,. '
the Germans have renewed their field attacks betwepn the '
la‘tter city and the region Of ~\rrns.l’l1clrla'test 'efi‘brts,
min which they have been hurling; .ibcir forces against the
l rent-l1 and En'rlish in tryizp‘ of: gain a decisive victbry,
have had no betetr results.
_ l'lle Fmrcncb in .111 oftu 1.1! statement. frankly admit
I253“ 11 shglli falling back at tl: .. lvfl of one of their detach—
.. monis. 011111117 other band the allies lune not Olll3;*§'llbc-
resgfpllv; opposep the horrific. 0115121111414 ‘ Fifi the one“ at I
'Ollle'p s‘"bi‘lt have made gains as well I E
T111: allies continue: to pour in their imam-womb;
Where‘giey are needed to replaféé tltesc ,11‘01‘11 out by the
hard ghtiug or in filling gaps 111 the ranks. It is as—
sumod that England’s native troops, \VhOFe animal at .LI
Marseilles last week has only just been anuunced, ar'e
.ciIIIItber at the front or in its .ici11it}.IIIIleipy?IlImve greatly.“ "
l\
on crushing us. .. I I
“The enemy has brought to its rl hi large forces, ~,
hoping to break our Offensive, and at the same time it .7 .
returns to attempt the passage of the Mouse. ltif view-thus
making a viable effort on two wings at the same time
guarding on the rest of the. frpnt' :1: an expects t 21$“de
fortunately ‘br it has no more the inerit of pce'rec'y' than
Mr. ppd Mr". Fred Bu era-u ,
as Mrs. John liuttery and her 45ng
M I 4.
John. Cossell, dire illustrator, relocate: IIMIIIII' and J3?“
riouaiy- bruised am: out 1:15 Ifoot been 'crgtel‘témlng vigil
‘ l“ "‘ past week“ -
Mr find Mrs” 'Jnaa'li‘li Guthrie "llnves "
been entertaining relatives during 1113..
past week. ,
I,IIIs.,
jaunts 'a
__.' 1- I.I'
Webster Austin and his brother‘s 7,
family have been entertained by Mr: ' ’ 4; 4'?
. The supper and ,ntertavlvnma .. 4, 4;...
3 WedIrl ado. .
ant Church was
Thursday cloning ‘
rel: . pt ,hIlgI a
at Ihdylio' gem“ W? MI
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