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WANTED
1 WANTED—OYSTER OPENERS.
Men. Apply Stevens Oyster 00., City
Point, New Haven, Conn 013 it
WANTED—CATTLE AND FOUL
try and calves. 14c. tor 1st caivu.
.7. 60 for small calves to fatten. Best
whet prices. W. Miller. Connecti-
.cut avenue 'I‘eVl \3oV a1 '1!
_WANTEDf-J'I‘O BU! ALL KINDS
“Calm. Bestmarhatpdoes
Nd Extra moss “ at eaivss.
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LOST—V-WATCH FOB WITH MET-
ropolltan Lite Insura'hce Service Med-
aVl, dated 1903. RevVVVaVrd. Box 12.
Marion. 'Phoue 201-2. V £13 at
seer—A BVUNOH or more. 1mm-
or will please leave the same at The
Sentinel Olilce, South Norwalk. ae-
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VV-LOSTw-MALTESE Basram- KIT-
,ten. Reward by returning to 21 West
., ,Washingtcn street. 012 at
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VERNON HUGHEB—OF NEW
lYork city, teacher of singing. 105 So.
Main st. So. Norwallr Fridays. For
particulars gnd terms. address 31111113,
‘ 5313 West 57111 street, VNewV 5York.
010 1 1110
business nortcas
Competition._'l‘he life of trade. It is
the price that talks. Drop a card to
Charles H. Oakes. Practical Painter
and Decorator P. 0. Box 711, South
Norwalk. Shop. (5:51:5va Ave, 11111111-
ton. Oonn. Box 104. V
NO‘IllCE.
I have it at last. What? 'l‘in for '
rooting. leaders and gutters that is
guaranteed for 15 years. Wise people
are having me repair their 'l‘lnwork.
(Plumbing and Heating because they
V' SAYS money.
VVB_Oy wanted who understands pipe
‘ putting and fitting
' HENRY VA. HEGELEIVN.
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DANIEIJSON Oct. 13 ~Reports fro
the _é5VstV section 01' 11121 State today 11'1-
extended over a large area, pgrtlcular
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and Killingly. are still burning fiercely, ~ .
despite the tiller-ts or the‘ hall! thousand
1 [volunteers 111111111- direction '01 the tire
. ,wardens ,to bring them under control.
Already thousands of acres of timbers‘
lspd and- hundreds of cords of out wo‘od
have been destroyed, an it is 11111121
11111 the losses will be considerably iii?n
. creased before the Viires are checked.
. V. r ‘5 ‘dicdte that the forest fires, whiEhV'h a‘v’VV'
.TO LET-A LARGE STORE AT 11
Water St. 625 per month. Apply Ed-
ward Farrah-24 Haviland St? south
Norwalk, Conn. 013 at
_TO LET—4 ROOMS. CORNER OF
Crockett avenue' and Mon Point road.
‘Rowayton. Inquire of Mrs. Hellman.
ot the store. 0152 3t
To LET-APARTMENT, FOUR
rooms, all improvements .and bath.
House containing six rooms, all im-
rooms suitable for light housekeeping.
inquire 2 High street. 013 St
'1-o ..LET—RO0MS AT 38‘ cc
borne avenue. East Norwaiit. Apply
Raymond & Ambler, .Wilton. 012 3t
T0 LET—3 ROOMS. 38 FIRST
street, East Norwalk. it. Josevolsky,
4 Cove avenue. i" 503 t!
. TO LET—FIVE NIGELY FURNISH-
ed rooms, two suitable for light house-
keeping. lnqulrsVV220 East Washington
street. ' 010 2t
TO LET—5 NICE ROOMS WITH
improvements, on second door. With
pitta room and cellar room. and nice
large yard for chickens it so desired.
282 East Ave, East Norwsllr. In-
quire on premises 010 81
1'0 LET-APARTMENT 0F 1
rooms tor small firmly, 16 Orchard
street. Rent 32. Tel. 869, or call 70
South Main street 5 09 it
To uET—o ROOMS. 4 CROSS 81‘.
Rent. $12.00 Also store house. 12
Chestnut street. Inquire F. D. Law:
too, 171 South Mainstreet. 09 t!
1'9 .LET-ga, ROOMS UPSTAIRS.
at 102 South Main St. ltent .17.
Adults only. I'nquiré of Charles E.
Hoyt. - ~ ‘05 it
1-0 LIT—SIX 110011 COTTAGE
with all modern improvements. No. 8
Cove avenue; three rooms, with im-
provements, 41 vm' Zant street; 3
rooms. 38 Third straVet. East Norwalit.
it Jpsevolsk)’. 4 Cove avenug. 03 it
0182. munoisoummm
Seven rooms with on improvements
Also 6 rooms with improvements. 72
ed Grocery Co.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
:ViV worlr d5on'e. P. O. Box 5512 1115 11115.1
INVITATIONS FOR
PROPOSALS
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During the early morning VVa. changeV V
.Vin the wind out the domes swaepinx .
towards a d55enVseVVlVy wooded section Vol
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re a few term houses, and as tV'lieVse
_ere threatened by the spread of
x 4 FVlmer' the fire lighters took what pro-
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that by reason oi! the 111's: 01V
stream. and brooks sire a51-
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provemsnts and bath.‘ Two furnished
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TO LIT5—5-11 ELIZABETH STREET .
North Main street. _Rent $14.00. Unit5~ .
SOUTH NORWALK WINDOW a
HOUSE CLEANING co—w. clean
store windows; odlc‘e cleaning; sign
polishing; private. houses. All kind V
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-FOR SALE—1912 MODEL BUICK
runabout. in excellent condition-
equipped with top. wind-shield and
tools. Julian 1". Cornell. 46 France St.
Norwalk. ' 013 it
FOR SALE—A ROSEWOOD CASE
square piano in good condition and
good tone. Price 4'3on Inquire D.
E. Disbrow. 26 West avenue. 010 at
FOR BALE—$500 CASH. BUYS
nice home, 7 rooms and bath. electric
chicken house near depot and trolley.
Box 162, Noroton Heights, Conn.
010 Bi
FOR sate—snow. WITH Top.
A 1 condition. Baldwin apples. Bushel
or barrel. 43 Washington St. 010 at
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FOR SALE—HUNTINGTON PLAY-
er Piano with large supply of 88 play-
er rolls. Mission ilnisb, oak case.
Easy terms, M. Sonnsnberg Piano
00., 104 Washington street. 010 at
FOR SALE—D0 YOU WANT A
bargain in a In passenger E. M. l".
touring car, fully equipped? Tires in
excellent condition. Address “Cash".
care Sentinel. 010 at
Telescope. nickel tube. tour ineli ob-.
jective with equatorial stand and or
in eye pieces. A. Bausch and lamb
Microscope with extra lenses. turn
table, etc. Very tine. Also Photo-
graphic Outfit. surveyor level and
portable forge. Can be seen at 17
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ture thOp 111‘st a Corbett 111111111.
For further particulars inquire at the
once or the 0111 Well Oisar Co. 035 u
111;, No. 74 West Ava. known as the
bars. -'l'ern1s will be made reasonable
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trcaues to replace the capituiations granting .speciai'
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rights to foreigners in Turkey recently abrogated by
the Turiksh government. '
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‘ .zpmsbury’s-Flour, large bag:
PlA‘RIS,’ Oct. 13. 6. so a. m.w=rThe efforts of the Ger-
mans, who are fighting hard in an endeavor to effect a
turning Warrant to the.- 1101111. or the long battle hue in
France, continue to hold the interest of the observers of
According to an official V V 5 V5
.man Cavalry some days ago had advanced in the west
to as far as Case's! (éymiles northwest of, Lille).
German forces now, however, are said to extend only to
Hazbrouck (five miles south of Cassel).
If this should be true, it is considered thth it will
make somewhat greater the difficulties of the Germans in
bringing success to their efforts. This secton'of- the War
zone continues the scene of particularly violent actions,
the opposing squadrons fighting desperately to gain the "
slightest advantage oanhich so much may depend.
announcement,
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The Germans. at the same time, are 1106 lessenng their
attempts to find at other points on the battle line weak »
All their efiOrts,_ it is‘s'aid, are
being met successfully by theirV‘Franch and English op-
The latest German flag captured by the Frgnch
belonged to an active regimment which was part of the
corps stationed at Stettin. This fact. according to
French, indicates that the Germafis have concentrated on
the French frontier forces which ordinarily would be as-
signed to guard the Russian border. ~
The Siettin regiment is Retaining where it .islVin'spVitc .
0f the reported advance of the . Russans
lights. but water heat, and . .
“m - spots in the allies’ front.
Telephone 939
The withdrawal of the Germans from the vicinity of
Verdun as officially indicated has been- well received by ,
the French.
It' is taken to show the further
the enemy’ s forces operating around the great French
fort on the Mouse and what is regarded in Paris as .the
retiring of the enemy toward the frontier. ~ .
V awning the ol’fcnaive with unparalleled vigor, and Britisls'V.
disengagcemnt. of
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son IALE—AN .11.er coast: .
LONDON. Oct. 13, 10:15 a. m.—-AVll eyes today are
turned to the-eastward, where, under conditions .of the 1,
utmost secrecy. the Teutonic allies. and the Russians out:
preparing to engage in what may prove one of the most
. decisive combats of the war.
Evidence is accumulating to show that this gigantic , .
conflict will. be determined in Russian Poland, 'and . _.the V
only question dieturbing British experts is as to which
side has chosen the battle ground. -
Devlin admins. having withdrawn 1191115,
, River .1111: at the same time discounts theV whole movo- .
51mm in that region up being of no strategic importance... . :1;
It is now clear that Russ; has“ abandoned. the nar- .
row point in Galicia. betweeni-Przemysl
V R'iissian‘ forces having virtually occupied all
with the exception of those two places. Petrograd claims
this operation is due to strategic reasons, while Vienna
maintains that rejuvenated Austrian armies have relieved
the Przemysl fortress and driven the invaders-put. 5
announced that the more or less demoralized Austrian . . "'
forces, Vstifi'eVned by German reinforcemnts, have resum-
ed the ofl'cnsive, but there is no information here to iodi: 1
cate that the Russian retirement is anything 1n the anturc
of a rout resulting from vigorous fighting.
Whatever may be the intention of the armies oper- "
. sting on the ends of the great Russian battle frent. it is . ', .,
pclear that these movements have palch into insignifi-
.cance beside the tremendous forward advance
V. center. Broadly sepslkirrgVu this is now the position of this
"VantanbnistsV awaiting the word to open the engagement.
' The main German armies in Russian Poland are moving
-. ;V toward the Vistula. River on a north and south front ex-5 . 1
‘ ‘tendlngV through Piotorkow, V90 miles southwest of War- _
saw. Klelce and BuSk on the Bug River, 30' miles. East . 5,-5.3 V V
5 Lot 1111115111135. To the left. of .this {may between Lodz and V
5. K541111255. is another German £01612.de on the right of the
main German army is an Austrian force.
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North avenue, Nor-walk. 55 V09 3t 5.
.- expected reinforcements for the German VVVVgVVtV wmg may}
lV'Olt IVVALI—THVEV PRIOR 15me " the Niemen5
Bidet“. house. Inst 76 test treat and 'V
' fo the north and to the northeast. .
170 test deep, including ‘garm and . . ,
" and «Cracow.
and price very low. Address Christian -.
_ France. 111 Order that it may have full liberty of action].
. V today“
, VErechh Government has- prepared temporary offices
V been slightly wounded 11an 1111117111511 brother
troops “5111-.- 0‘11 the east bank
5 1 31111111 Vietula, but. a portmn of their 13111591111; still on.
' the west side of the river. The-V hat'uré of the country
makes it, probable that the center or the Vbattla-line with; 5
.5~be between- 511111011111 and Ivaugorod,.both onu '5thc ViS-V 1 .:‘
V‘tulaV River and about sixty 111111111 apart. '
VInV order to liake up these positions.
banal-teen couwdletho abandon strong. passports . slung“ ~
issued~yesterday announces that Von .,
~ sian flared cruisersBaliadawast ttrvl’lltldoedm1 the 83!-
51-51111“ by it German
the German: .1. .,
Rpmans are; keen to engage 'che'. enemy. iii- a country of
their own choosing and absinthe base of their 51111131125?
1 :as‘l’be Germans are :still' retiring; in th'e' d1rectlona: 0:le
= East Prussia, and" 1n Petrograd thereuis ‘a report of; a ..
Russian victory ener- Rac'zki, . midway bemoan Augu‘“
-towo and Suwalki, which resulted- -.in the capture of sVev,- :,
x. oral German batteries sent 1115111- Kaemgsberg L.-
‘ -Berlin declares that anl the western pafrt. of, Russian
V"V Poland 1s now in the possESSion" bi Germany and?" that
ével'Y-V Place west of- the V-iVstula with the exception 7;
.It would appear to be a factV
5 that no heavy engagements yet have been fought-' in this .. a
V -‘ 1 region, most of the fighting being beween screens of cav-
V 11111 Balm: SeV" The? some day. Early 1
- had stopped tosearch a suspected bark fiymg
V-‘": * V “-A5- submarine of the enemy launched several V
damagmwhateoever 15111;.- cruiser.
Warsaw, is in their hands.-
VV-gltould the Austro-German force‘s suitor defeat Slang
the battle front- gnaw {10111111153 thpfway. would be opened, _. _ .
on. f the' 1111131111011 of Silesia,
being argued 1n
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of anything like the German sweep through. Belgium.i
VRussia has suffered her most severe meme kiss of
the war by the sinking of the cruiser Pallada, which hag
been torpedocd By a German submarine in the Baltic,“
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naval cheervcrs are inclined to e'xpect some co—ope'ra'tiv'e
display of activity by the German fleet. ,5
V Along the battle line of the Ajsne the very brief or."
ficial communication given aut' 1n Paris declares that whsVi: V
little change, there has been in the situation favors the
allies. The chief alteration in this line, however. seems
to be its: disposition to stretch toward the shores of thO
Channel: .
A most interesting bit of news from the western front}
is found in the report of the various sources that new"
'eral of the fortsVV around Aniw erp are still occupied by the
"defenders. If this is true it is argued. that possibly the
not be sent forward in time. . .. " -
ing movement to cover the retreat of the army of VGVeiiw 5 5
von Klu'ck. Such a retreat is colon 111.110 bn under wa' .
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BORDIV'IViAUX. fiance: VOct. V13 511 :50 a. m.——Vth had
been decided to transfer the Belgian . Government to
The foregoing was annOunced officially in Bordeaux.
several Belgian Ministers accompanied by. a group
them.
5 'I5\'_ianV Albert 1.111511111111111 the VheVVadVV Of the VVBgl
army?
VGVcorgeV <31 sari-511,115“ been 1.101111155111111 in the figVV
against the Austrians V, . .
Crown Prince VA exander of Some, second._5
$111: that of‘thVé commumcation which was mad .. V V
-V-5l1c5' byath’e marme~d€pertmen ' _-foll5ow ‘
submarines attacked the cruiser ‘A‘dmli'al Malta
mere-1a! 111g of ths“Netherlrnds
1.5511158: which luciuly missed the mark and caused ' ‘
.“On October “V at 2 oclook m Vthc’ sftern 5_
submarines {11' the enemy again agtackcd our .11 '
yen and Polls‘da which were patrolling the Be in}.
"Although the cruisers onened 5111 time a very strb
SOS 5555255555: She measured 443 sleet aside: 11an a displace“-
ment of 57,775 tons. Her speed who 122 knots. With 511%
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