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FOR SALE
leED—COMSTOCK— SUDDENLY
on October 6th. Frank Comstock, oi
Wilton, Conn, aged 68 years. Funeral
private from house on Friday, int 2
P- m.
WANTED
WANTED — BY ICOMPETENT
\ woman, housework in small family to
not also as cool. “Housekeepdr.” c|o
Sentinel. 08 1t
_ WANTED -— TWO FURNISHED
rooms for light housekeeping, central-
1y“ lecated. for man and wife. Address
M. J., care Sentinel. ' 08 1t
WANTEoéA GIRL FOR GENER
at housework. Apply 8 Morgan ave-
nue, Norwalk. 0'? 3tl
WANTED—YOUNG MAN 0F AIBIL»
ity and initiative desires position.
Four years business and allies exper-
ience. Eideient systematizer. Moder-
ate salary. Also stenogmpher and:
typewriter, Address T.,care Sentinel.
06 3t
WANTED—HAVE LARGE SIZE
upright piano. oak case. '1 would like
to store in a family that would appre-
ciate a good piano. Address "W. E.‘
H." care Sentinel. 06 3t
WANTED—SIX OR SEVEN ROOM
house, near school, must have a fence.
Address ,"A" care Sentinel.
WANTED—HAVE YOUR FEATH-
‘er bed made into feather mattress. I
.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.
928 mi"
' WANTED—CATTLE AND FOUL»
try and calves. lie. for fat calves;
37.50 for small calves to fatten. Best
market prices. W. Miller, Connecti-
cut avenue. Tel 130. s1 t!
WANTED—T0 any ALL amps
attic and poultry. Best market pricu
paid Extra prices for fat calves.
36.00 for hot) valves to flatten. H.
Friedman. Conn. Ave. Tel 1161
11111 innus
. ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of Norwalk, ss.. Probate
Court. October 7. A. 1).. 1914. '
Estate of Lizzie Galyas late of Nor-
walk in .said District deceased
Ordered That the Executors exhibit
their Administration accdiint to this
Court for adjustment. at the Probate
office in Norwalk. on the 23rd day of
October. 1914. at 2 o'clock. afternoon;
and that all persons interested in said
Estate may be notified thereof, the
Executors will cause this order to be
published in a newspaper having V a
circulgthVn in said District, at least
live days before said 23rd day of
October, 1914. .
HENRY W. GREGORY.
08 it ' Judge
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ORDER OF NOTICE.
' District of Norwalk. ss.. Probate
Court, October 7. A. D.. 1914.
’ ‘In the matter of property in Con
necticntV 0! Louise Merritt of the city
and State of New York, an incapable
'person
‘ ' Whereas, written application has
been made to this Court by the Con-
servator of the said property of the
said Louise Merritt praying for reasons
therein setforth for an order author-
izinghim to sell the ,whole or any
part of certain real estate of the said
Louise Merritt in Connecticm, de-
scribed in said application.
. Ordered. That said application be.
heard’and determined at the Probate
Oiilce in Norwaik, on the 16th day of
October, 1914. at 10 o'clock torenoon;
and that public notice hereof be gIV—.
en to all persons interested therein by}
publishing this order in a newspaper
having a circulation in said District.
at least live days before said day of
anrlns. '
5 " nsxav w.- cannons.
hi!-
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an;
' Chestnut St.
, meats, bath.
Vpolishing; private houses.
‘ case of automobile. Finder will
1 East N orwaik.
.mate and Taxation of this city will
To LET -—FIRST FLOOR.
rooms, 73 Woodward avenue.
75 Woodward avenue, 08 3t
\
TO LET—A SUITE OF FIVE
Washington street. Rent 314.
quire at L'Hommedleu’s store.
with all improvements.
one or two gentlemen.
West avenue, or telephone 173-2.
To LET—FOUR COZY ROOMS
for small family. Use of bath tubs. 11
Hawkins avenue. 0‘? lit;
LET—SECOND FLOOR, 6
5 Betts
. 07 3t
To
rooms with toilet and tubs.
Place. East VNorwalk.
TO LET—THREE ROOMS WITH
private family, furnished complete ":for
light housekeeping. Every conven-
ience. 22 Madison St, South Norwaik,
‘ 97 3t
To LET—6 ROOMS. 4 CROSS ST“ ‘
Rent $12.00. Also store house, 12
inquire F. D. Lawton.§
171 South Main St. 06 3!
TD .LET—S» ROOMS UPSTA‘IRS.
at 102 South Main St. Rent $17.,
Adults only. Inquire of Charles E.
Hoyt. 05 if I
'ro LET—38 WEST STREET“
floor. of four rooms. modern improve-
One or two furnished
or unfurnished rooms.
5 ;
inquire
rooms over L'Hommedieu's store on;
In?
08 3t,
TO LET— FURNISHED ROOM?
Suitable for;
Inquire at 16 i
07 n9
lture shop in Swartz d: Corbett block
FOR SALE—ROUND CENTER
Table, White Enamel Wash Stand
with marble top, “Oak”. Dining room
stove. Two child's gocarts. George
E Moore. 34 ’Raymopd street South
Norwalk. 08 3t
FOR
Ifoot oars.
gas ”stove. Massive bedroom suite.
Dishes. Kitchen utensils. Cheap to
nick buyer. 55 Seaview Ave. 07 3t
BALE—TWO PAIRS SIX
FOR SALEOR TO LET—THE PIC-
For further particulars inquire at the
allies of the Old Well Cigar Co. 03 if
I son seas—run BRICK swam,
tag, No. N 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. ’ ‘
FOR SALE—8 ROOM HOUSE. 49
‘Chestnut ,St.. 80. Nor Suitable for 1
or 2 families. all improvements; or
exchange for good building lots. 11
room house, cor. Cliff and Hoyt Sta.
Springwood; all improvements; terms
to suit purchaser. 12 room house.
brick building; double house: ‘ some
improvements. Laurie Sir, Spring-
w.ood Lot 80 x 100; cor. Cliff and
Hoyt Sta. Springwood; terms to‘ suit ‘
purchaser. Lot. 65 x 150. Winfield
St, East Norwaik. inquire John A
Hales, 49 Chestnut St., So. Norwalk.
Tel 826-12 '
with power, store, rents of all kinds. <
Prices varying from $3. 00 to $50 00 per
month; Norwalk‘South Norwaik, East
roundingsi inquire 2 High St., 05 3t; BUSINESS NOTICES
To LET —- HOUSES. FLATS; . . . . .
rooms, barn. shop, factory, factory: Competition The life oftrade. it is
the price that talks. Drop a card to
Charles H. Oakes, Practical Painter
tractive ones. suitable for lady or gen-
tlemen. Real home comforts. ’Elec-
trlc lights. 33 Washington street.
over Church & Miller’s store. '05 8t
TO LET—Six ROOM COTTAGE.
with all modern improvements. No. 3
Cove avenue; three rooms, with im-
provements. 41 Van Zant street; 3
rooms, 38 Third street, East Norwalk.
It; Josevoisky, 4 Cove avenue. o3 tf
TO LET—APARTMENT 0s snap-
e1 St, inquire 64 South Main St. .
129 if
To LET-11 ELIZABETH STREET
Seven rooms with all improvements.
Also 5. rooms with improvements, 72
North Main street. item $14.00. Unit-
ed Grocery. Co. V '
MISCELLANEOUS.
sou-m NORWALK wmoow is
HOUSE CLEANING ‘COnWe clean
store windows; oiiice cleaning; sign
All kind
of work dbne. P. 0. «Box 5161. s21 lmol
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LOST
LOST—BRASS CAP OFF CRANK
be
rewarded for return- to Sentinel oilice.
. . ' 03 3t
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FOUND. .
FOUND—CANOE OWNER MAY
have same by proving property and
paying charges. Mrs. George 'F.
Waters, I-Viickory Blufl. 07 8t
.FOUND—SKIFF.‘ Ownna may
have same byproving property and
paying charges. 32‘~ Second street.
98 3t
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEET-
ING OF BOARD OF ES:
TIMATE AND TAXATION;
Mayor's Office, City of Norwalk.,V
NOTICE is hereby given that a spe-
cial meeting or the Board or we
be Item .1 111. Council Chamberiili
the City Hall. on “sadly." 0W
ms. ion. a 1: so o'clock in 111. gre-
pins. (or the pum- of re-e
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The ”a train was well “fled. ;
When It. martin cane are“ a
meme-lengthens. Mason-esteem
”mmlmwefmwm’
the out of 87“.". ad
mums-sedate mum
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Norwalk, Rowayton, Westport. Give Norwalk 3‘0!" Craw AW: 30ml)"
us a call, Raymond Bros. 05 3t 1 ton, C0“ 80‘ 10‘ ~
Room To RENT—TWO A'r- NOTICE-
I have it at last. What? Tin for
rooting. leaders and gutters that is
guaranteed for 15 years. Wise people
are having me repair their Tinwork,
Plumbing and Heating beCause they
save money. .
BOy wanted who .understands pipe
cutting and fitting,
HENRY A. HEOELEIN,
141 Willi, St.‘ Phone 1106—12 or 373
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INVITATIONS FOR
PROPOSALS
School Buildings, Norwalk, Conn.
October 1. 1914.
Sealed bids will be received by the
Chainimn of the School Board. Dr. J.
Milton Coburn, 55 South Main street.
South Norwalk. Conn., up to 4:00 p. m..
school buildings—one‘tc be erected on
Cedar street. Second district, of the
city, according to plans and specifies
tions made by Philip N. Sunderland.
architect..81 West street, Danhu'frn
pect avenue, First district, otithe city,
‘according to plans and specidcatidns
made by Joseph. A. Jackson, architect.
1123 Broadway. New York city. Pro-
posals must bemade outon blanks fur-
nished by the architects and accompei
nled by a certified check. equal too
per Cent. of the. proposal. Plans may
the home of Dr. J. Milton-Goliath, 55
South Main street, South. Norwalk; at
the Oilce o: the Superintendent of
Schools. High School Building! West
of the architects.
torman‘ce of the work will be required
The Board of Education of the‘ City of
Norwalk reserves the right to reiectV
any and all of the bids.
_ BOARD OF EDUCATION. , .,
our: Not-walk, Celia.
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‘ SAFETY Finer:
Includes Your Spine ,,
.5Meny mm are now enjoy-
Small sail complete. Large ,
:suV
and Decorator. P. 0. Box; 71,1, VSoVuth '
Conn; the other to be erected on Pros: *
be‘» seen on or after October 5,7191%, at ~
avenue, at the allies of the Water Com ’ .
missioners. City Hall, -or at the offices
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.. :29 121' 1 —
Refined “film LIL '
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October 20, 1914, for constructing two “ ‘
Surety. bends for the faithful per- VHQV
equal to 20 per cent; of the contract .-
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ALLIEB‘, VIITUATION EASIER TODAT ALONO EN-
AMSTERDAM, viseLonoufldon Oct. 7 11: .52 p.111.
. —-A telegram to the Nnéu Van ., Den Dag
from
Ghent
says that the military governor of Antwerp has issued a
proclamation calling on all able-bodied men between the
ages of eighteen and thirty to join the army in defense
of the. fatherland. The proclaamtion reads:
“The interests of the national defense demand im- ‘
periously that our regular army should be
reinforced.
Under these circumstanres, _I appeal t0.tl1e palriotisuuof
eligible men both 8611 the ages Of eighteen and thirty veers
to take service with our r:g-ular troops as volunteers for
the duration of the war.’
AMSTERDAM. Oct. 7. 9p.
111., via The
Oct. 8. 2 a. m. and via‘London, 7:30 a. m.——'l‘he"unex-
pectcd fierccness of the German
, attack on
Antwerp,
which. it is reported, is beingm‘ade by five‘army corps,
has given rise to the opinion among the higher military
officers here that Germany intends to establish a second,
line of defense, running from Antwerp to Brussels \a—
mur and Metz, upon which it will be possible to retreat
ailing the river Aisne in France.
LONDON. Oct 8, 8: lo a
'1imes,frOm Rotterdam, dated Wednesday. says:
“The Noeuwe Gazette says that the Germans ppt
forth their whole strength to cross the river Nethc. but
only partially succeeded, They are unable to attack the
innermost line of forts, much less bombard the town be—V
fore they bring up their heavy artilltry, and when they
lime done this, they must still find proper
11 lllLll to place it.
ground
' in casé the German army has to retire from its position
n1.——A dispatch to the
Oil
“OVur guns are placed in the best position and our in-
fantry is gOOd and well posted in trenches and for two
days. has poured an incessant rain of bullet on the ene-
mvs infantry, which was engaged in preparing ground
for their artillery.
“The German attack has now developed and a bom-
barngtV'eut has been incessant form I a. 111. to 7 H30
guns ceased for half an hour and
then
T he
recommcuccd.
lhis morning all the shops of the city were closed and the
people were streaming out as 'fast
is dazed and bewildered by its anxieties.
as possible.
Antu erp
“The effect of the German siege artillery. states the
correspondent of the Kolnische Volkzeitung, has been
espetially destructive near Vosbung; Several villages haw
.‘ “In their attempts to moss
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* withered heavily arid the barracks at Lorifich have been
if‘désgrllk ed. ‘VV'Thc forts at Waelhem and .\\Vavrc-SVVt.CatI1-
argues, lave been totally destroyed
the Nellie, the Gormahs'
destrowd the fort between the Scune slid} the Scholdi.
The Belgian troops fought (lesperatcly but an that comes
in the way of the Germanfirc 1s, totally destroyed.
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LON DON. Oct. 8, 10:20 11. m‘.—.-\II eyes today ‘arc
turned on the dc’voted city of Antwerp, the fate of which
is regarded here, from the standpoint Of importance. as
out of all proportion to the numbers of men engaged in
its attack and defence.
Germany must not only keep an
open (IOOr into France, it is argued here, but be prepared
to clOsc the back door to Essen. a most important Ger
man military center, in case the long and stubborn re-
sistance of General Vvon Kiuck, the commander Of the
German right wing. ends in disaster.
Never during the war has a greater picture of deso- .
lation been presented_than by the hosts of refugees who
today are fleeing from the last
Belgian
stronghold.
Cron (ls of citizens of Antwerp, dumb with terror as the
huge 42 centimeter shells from the German guns hurtle
met their heads with a noise like the passing of an ex-
press, train. are fleeing toward England and Holland in
such numbers that the hospitality of .these countries is
“likely to be taxed to the utmost. V
unfortunate refugees has been accelexat’ed by the appear-
The flight. of these '12:, j,
ance "over the city of Zeppelin airsliips, falling bombs
. from which have wrought destruction and death. .
.The only ray of hope, from the standpoint of the ale:-
lies, is found in the ueWs that the almost exhausted gar-
rison of Antwerp has been reinforced by fresh troops and ..
more guns. ' ~ !
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Up to the present time Only one great German siege h
Guns
gun has been brought into play, and this piece Of ar—
"""" . tillery is fired only at infrequent intervals.
half
the size of the destroyers of Liege and Namur are being
used in the work of battering the ring of forts which
‘ surround Antwerptf
Bbtll sides confirm the report that the Germans have .
succeeded 1n crossing the river Nethe, but the trenches
tilting the river Scheldt are still holding Out’against the]
attacks. The German Offensive moveemnt is new _.aV‘p- ,
preaching the inner ring of forts around Antwerp, and
Berlin reports the Capture in the open field of four heavy
batteries. fifty- -two field guns and as many machine guns.
As the net. is being drawn tighter about: the city
the efferts of its defehdérs are being redoubled. Many. ?OfV-'
thVe’ir settles have been marked by sanguinary fighting-.5»
.gAccording to formal netliication sent into Antwerp by
Ottend, who can hear echoes- oi heavy artillery firin'gfi
1p Northeastern Finnegan the left wing of the eiiiés.
the main positions of vb contending forces nowV reach
within ten or fifteen 311i
oi the pagan border, While“ '
beyond these points Essence of cavalry Continue the sire _ V
W , {did Militant. Alongtbe -
' . hundred dollars a year. 1 I
A. alias dyegdollars
the German commander, the active bombardment Of the ' smelt “It ”s and
city is now under way... This is confirmed by refugees to 3.5
m .V..p. :‘Don’t bother. 1119 our. 1 know
Jones’ Flour, large bag
Pillsbury’ s Flour large bag 90c
Gold Medal Flour. large bag 900;
A. 8: I’. Flour, I tore bag 851)
Best Maine Potatoes, a pk 220
Best‘Swset‘l’ttatoes apk. 30c?
Best Creamery Butter, 3 lb. 35c
l5 lbs Gran. Sign, in $1.00
“THE GREAT . as. r. TEALCO
124 Washiu; ton Strict _
Telep lore ‘7 9 Fees Delivery
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in the Lille district and the struggle now known as the
battle of the Three Rivers, may decide the issue of the
French campaign. I 5
In the east the Russians are battering away at the "'
-Przemysl fortress, which is said to be suffering severely
under their aytillery fire. All the eflorts of the Austrians .1
to relieve this fortress are reported as having been repuls-
ed by the besiegers.
llic Russian General Stac reports that the German ,_
army. defeated on the Niemen Rive1,I1as retreated with
V much stubbornness to the East Prussian frontier. where it
. has entrenclied itself” 'aIul Berlin supplements this infers.
mation withthe statements that the Russians bane been 1-“
repulsedlwith a loss of '2 700 prisoners and nine guns. , ’
The Germans claim, also, that in‘ a minor engagement
near Ivangorod, southeast of Warsaw Vthev vere sitccess—‘
V-ful,l1_aving taken 4.800 prisoners " ““
Petrograd declares that the main conflict alOng the
t. Vlstula River has not as cht chchOped although there
I lime becn_.prelimiuary ciuraoeiiieiits bctucen adianced
forces of the opposing armies. ' ».
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' I ONDUN October. 8.—'l‘he Rotterdam corres-
pondent Of the Times sends the follmvi 111:," (l1spatcli...,“Tlic
” ,firesidpnt of, the (xfi'man Peace Association has bieifi at."
‘7 f“. Thai} lfawclatcly Frying to I)1i11g.1bpi'tlbrr§ecnh.gof inter- . , ~
national pacificists Who would cogncntra ‘ iii-u efforts to
bring abpdt peace. His attempts ism miscarried 011 mg
to the difficulty of securingtransportation. lor the smile
reason an attempt to coni‘okethc leruc Bureau has been .
abandoned but steps are to be taken to make a meeting
possible. as it is evident that the plan lies been received ‘
. \1 1th. great sympathy on all spice '7‘.» .
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11? 11' AC ~\. 3. ()ct. adheres lean Hebard, ,
11 ho held the position of professor of design at the col—. .
logo of architecture at Cornell Univcrs
in a battle with the Germans was learns V ,_
Mrs. J. M Gelas wife of the Cornell feV '
received Va postcard from friends 111 Trance - V
Mr. l-lebard returned to. Paris tluéeV years ago to pracé.
" ticeVliiszrofessIOn. He was a lieutenant in the rremh'
reservists. - -' , ‘
LONDON, Oct siege“ :1» m.—The cansdimdgops- ’-
it is announced, arrived in home. waters today. ‘
‘ urns-04 t‘~ 4:. -‘. ‘I‘éi'wfi. fié
LONDON Oct 8 9512's as iVn.—A Berlin dispatch
.to the Renter Telegram Company contains an Officl'
:,» statement given- -ont at General Headquarters in Berlin 011
the awning of Oct. 7. It follow : ‘
3 "I “’l‘lic bngagements en the right wing in France .
not 12th to any .decis ion. The attacks of the French' 111 the.
Argonnes‘ and from the nOrtliV‘east front of Ver'duu hay
been repulsed. - 5 - - -
U “Of Antwerp the attack has crOssed a section
river Nietirc _ . -
"The attacks of the Russmns on the governmept
VSqualVVki have been: pulsed, the Russians losing ‘gVVoo
' prioners and nine machine guns. , , . y. .35
“In Poland, in :minor, successful engagements w th
Tathe , ,
ms with} éwlll no t nvgtuousand dol
' lard. Which stash? per cent. is three {um "I? in the gamest demand
f,"
ten per cent bit for depreciation. it; will Sal shipment? "9%!
Al ,
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repairs. The chauffeurs 11111161- arm ,‘,
I tors and come ate about
3611.“? not: miss. 1v
gto Three hundred plus five l1 udtei‘cV
I2.”
rsllges and some or it goes with
bucks-heat. 99d smaller shes; ‘
Ion 5‘3
what it comes to." said the old
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:wnatt" asked a. sin. .
in": Mimic 0 ma ,V
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