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Price.
~ " WANTED
so our?
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«reasons.
' WANTED—A GIRL FOR GENER
housework Apply to Mrs. I. S. Jen. 'Cedar street, and three rooms at '13
. 015 3t‘Cedar street. Inquire on premises or
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plugs, 43 West street.
I WANTED—YOUNG MAN. MUST‘
be good, last writer to .commute to
New York Address Permanent Posi-
lion, care Sentinel 015 at
' WANTED — HIGHEST PRICES
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paid for clean, up- -t0-date household:
We have calls' for}n
goods 01' all kinds.
stoves, rugs, carpets, etc What have
you for sale? Drop a postal to J. K.
[Finch Co. Mr. Finch as an auctioneer
and appraiser, stands at the head of
his class, and his prices are right, 01'-
Ifice. 12 Madison street. Phone connec-
tion. 015 St
WANTED—(300K. PLAIN HOME
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cooking. Also second girl, English
speaking. white. 22 Franklin street.
'south Norwalk. . 014 st
a WANTED—BOY TO WORK IN
store, age 15 or 16 years, Apply at
Donnelly's, South Main street. 014 2t
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WANTED—OYSTER OPENERS.
Men. Apply Stevens Oyster 00., City
Point, New Haven. Conn. 013 st
WANTED—CATTLE AND POUL-
try and calves, 140. for fat calves.
57.50 for small calves to tatten. Best
market 'prices.’ W. Miller. Connecti-
cut avenue. Tel 130, at it
WANTEDJI‘O BUY ALL KINDS
nettle and poultry. Beetmarketprices
paid Extra «prices for on calves.
55.00 tor bob valves to batten. H.
[“110de, Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
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BUSINESS NOTICES
1 Competition. The life 01! trade. It is
he price that talks. 'Drop a card to
arise H. Oakes, Practical Painti-
nd Decorator. P. 0. Box, 711, Sout
Norwalk. Shop, Craw Ave. Roway.
ton, Conn, Box 104.
NOTICE.
I have it at last. What? Tin for
roofing, leaders and gutters that is
guaranteed for 15 years. Wise people
are having me repair their Tinwork,
[Plumbing and Heating because they
save money.
1 Buy wanted who understands pipe
cutting and fitting
‘ 'HENR'Y‘A. HEGELEIN,
1141 Wash, st. Phone 1101112 or 373
PROFESSIONAL.
VERNON. HUGHES—0F NEW
lYork City, teacher of singing, 106 80.
Main St., So. Norwalk. Fridays. For
particulars and terms. address Studio,
313 West 57th street, New York.
010 1_ mo
' THREE MORE sUlTs AGAINST
r. RAILROAD.
T HARTFORD, Oct. 14.-Three 111.11.
tional suits. making a total 01! six, have
‘ been tiled by the United states Govern-
ment against the New York, New Ha-
yen and Hartford Railroad Company.
in‘the United States District court, al-
leging violation oil—the 28 hour law con-
cerning transportation of cattle and
their care and protection in transit.
.The complaints issued by District At-
homey Frederick A. Scott and served
iioday provide for a maximum penalty
of $500 in each case. On Sept. 2,3 1913.
cattle shipped from North .Ferrisburg',
No, to the Connecticut Hospital fer In-
sane, at Middleton, arrived in Hart-
20rd. the morning 01 Sept. 25. were
'8 iakenu out of cars 101:2“ horns only
' and then sent on- to Middletowu, being
l
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I ‘ ty- five minutes. The'lew requires‘that
lave hours he allowed for rest, and care
”tests. were similar, the dates being
‘ ‘lAug 1E1913,'irom Willlamstbwn,
Mass, to Watermwn. this state; and
Nov. 10, 1913, from St. Johnsbury and
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to Melrose, this state, 3.
WM
3 Eli-Congressman E 1.11111 01‘. Nor-
- ,9 conferred with the local leaders 0f the
‘1 ‘ buttons with Mr. 111111. photograph
A 5,, than: and left more for distribution
, sire
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f Water St.,
.‘ward Farrell. .24 Haviland St., South.
'Norwslk, Conn. .
. the 011109 or the Superintendent
West ,
avenue, at the ethos of the Water Com: -
missionere‘, Cit Hall or atlthe oflice
on the road torty-two hours and men-1 3 ' . 5 .
, in each 28 in transit. The other two
Newbury, Vt., 86 cattle iii three cars:
" vialk, came to this city yesterday-and
’ party about the coming campaign. MrJV
1’s secretary distributed a number
if tfiVQV VralllesV oi the party.dl)anbul‘yl
ks today received a per-.V
To LET—FOUR ROOMS AT ‘43;
’phone 370.015 31
TO LET-FIVE ROOMS AND
bath. first floor. House furnished or
unfurnished, eight rooms and bath.
Highland avenue, RowaytOn. H E
Scofleld. 015 31
1'0 LET—ATTRACTIVE s 110011
ew half house, all improvements
la and modern conveniences. 5 minutes
ir ram E N. Depot. Maring Construc 1
tion Co., 123 Washington street. 014 st!
TO LET—A LARGE STORE AT 44:
$25 per month. Apply Ed-
.913 at!
TO Lav—4 Rooms. CORNER OF,
Crockett avenue and Roton Point road, 5
Rowayton.
at the store.
inquire of Mrs. Hoffman:
012 it»
To L’ET—APARTMENT,, r0011
rooms,,all improvements and bath.
House containing six rooms, all im-
provements and bath. Two furnished
rooms suitable for light housekeeping.
Inquire 2 High street. 013 st
TO LET-—3 ROOMS, 38 FIRST
street, East Norwalk. B. Josevolsky.
4 Cove avenue. 03 ti
To LET—APARTMENT 0F 4
rooms for small family. 15 Orchardl
street. Rent as. bet 869, or call 70
South Main street. 09 3t
-TO .LsT—‘-s ROOMS UPSTA‘IRS'.
at 102 South Main St. Rent $1.7
Adults 0nly._ inquire at Charles E.
Hoyt. “ 05 u
'ro LET—SIX ROOM COTTAGE.
with all modern improvements. No. 8
COve avenuer three rooms, with im-
prdvements. 41 Van Zant street; . 3
rooms, as Third street. East Norwaiul
R, Josevolsky, i Cove avenue. 03 it
TO LET—APARTMENT 0N CRAP:
e1 St. Inquiro'tii South Main St.
129 ti
To LET—11 ELIZABETH STREET
Seven rooms with all improvements.
Also 5 rooms with improvements. 72
North MainVstreet. Rent $11.00. Unit-
ed VGrocery Co.
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Martens FOR
PROPOSALS .
School Buildings, Norwalk, Conn.
October 1, 1914.
Sealed bidswiil be received by the
Chairman of the School Board, Dr. J.
Milton Cbburn, 55'South Main street,
South Norwalk. Conn.. up to 2:00 p. m.,
October 20. 1914, for constructing two
school buildings—one to be erected on
Cedar street, Second district. of the
city, accdrdlng to plans and specifica-
tions made by Philip N. Sunderland,
architect, 81 West street, Dauhury.
Conn; the other who erected on Pros-
pect avenue, First district, of the city,
according to plans and specifications
made by Joseph A-. Jackson, architect,
1123 Broadway, New York city. ‘Pro-
posals must be made out on blanks fur.
nished by the architects and accompa-
‘nied by a certified check, equal to a
per. cent. of the proposal. P1ansi_
be seen on or sitar october 5,1914, at
the heme of Dr. J. Milieu Coburn.
South Main street, South Norwalk,
Schools. High School Building,
of the architects.
tormance oi the work will be required
any and all or the bids.
BOARD OF EDUCATION. ,
. Norwalk. Conn.
SAFETY FIRST
Includes Your Spine
Many sufferers are now enjoy-
lug good health after having. their
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It and Be Convinced.
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' Main street.
'st .
W polishing, private héilses. All klndV‘V
Surety bonds idr'the faithful 'per- '
chain to 20 per cent. of the contract. _
. The Board or education: '91 the City 01' ’ ' ‘
Nerwalk reserves the right to reiect . , -
spine adjusted. W0n’t You Try 1.
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FOR SALE—BICYCLES, CLOSET
tables, pictures, rocking chairs, hall-
rack and other household goods, 8
Mechanic street, South Norwalk.
015 31
FOR SALE—FORD RUNABOUT.’
1913 model in excellent condition. Can
be seen by appointment. Address
“Ford" care Sentinel. 015 st
FOR SALE—1 TOP DELIVERY
auto for business use in very best re-
pair. Just painted. Cheaper than a
:horse. Very light upkeep. 1,000
pounds capacity. A great bargain.
W R. Austin. Phone 1622-2. Austins
Garege,122 South Main Str 015 iii
FOR SALE—1914. FORD TOURING
car with 375. 00 worth oi extras can be
bought at a bargain it sold Saturday.
1 Flanders Touring car 1912—28 miles
to the gallon, or no sale. Equipped
with extras. Here is a good buy for
someone. Austin Garage, 122 South
Phone 16222. 015 at
FOR BALE—~28 FOOT SAILBOAT.
cheap it sold at once. Apply at Nor.
walk Yacht Club, ‘ 014 at
2...—
FOR SALE—SEVERAL TONS 05‘
first quality ‘Timothy hay, to make
bfi‘n room. Price reasonable. H. B.
Hastings, Westport, Conn. Phone 65-5.
FOR SALE-0WN YOUR HOME I
will sell you seven- -room house. all
improv‘oments. with garage and shop.
for a small payment down, in East
Norwalk. Very easy terms- This is
your opportunity. Address L130: 591;
South Norwalk. Conn. 014 31
FOR SALE OR TO LET—STORE
equipped for grocery business with
seven room apartment on’ second
chance for right party 014 at
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.FOR SALEOR TO LET—THE PIC-
ture shop in Swartz a Corbett block.
For further particulars inquire at the
allies of the Old Well Cigar Co. 03 ti
FOR SALE—THE BRICK DWELL-
in No. 74 West Ave, known as the
Rider house. Lot 75 feet frdnt and
170 feet deep, including garage and
barn. Terms will be made reasonable
and price very low. Address Christian
Swarts.13 ti
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LOST ,1
LOST—SCOTCH COLLIE. A FE-
male. Answers to name 01 Beaut or
Beauty. Reward will be paid by re«
turning to 112 Woodward avenue.
, 015 it
LOST—WATCH FOB WITH MET-
ropOlltan Life insurance Service Med-
al, dated. 1903. Reward. Box 12.
Dorian. 'Phone 201-2. 013 at
MISCELLANEOUS.
ROOM AND soltno—Ir- YOU
would like a home-like place to room
and board, call at 151 Seaview avenue,
East Side. 015 at
SOUTH NORWALK WINDOW ‘.
House Vctsauiuq, {go—we clean
’ 0111353: aims; aisn
done. P 0: 3611111
:2 Paper Hanging ll
2: Decorating l‘
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door. Barn room for two horses. Ad- ’
dress. Box 417 Ridgeileld, 001111.601” ~
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_1_,.OftenV has asserted that the pope has. not. {be liberty nor
. the independence necessary to exercise his prerogative. In
t ,' .ficial statemnt issued in Vienna at 110011
V;,__a_ction“‘"uh'icu 11' says followed the Italian
" sense and great political Wisdom."
: Midyr‘a, in Gnhctd The Autnans are now attacking the
VV positions.
it ammo summer.” . 7 .
RUSSIANSV COMPLETELY DEFEAT TEUVTONIC
’ ALLIES AT WARSAW.
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(Continued from First Page.)
'Austria are being forcibly compelled to assist in con-
structing fortifications. Any man fielusing to do this
worlcVis arrested. The peOple are cypressing indigo»
tion because of this. ’ ‘ i" ‘ ,
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VVASH‘INGTON, Oct. 15.——The Italian Govern-
merits policy in regard to the European war was made .
plain by Ambassador Macchi di Cellére today, when he
stated that Italy would not take up arms, unless she was
forced to do by some overt act which threatened lier
own s‘aféty.
AlthOUghV officially a member of the \Triple Alliance,
and bound by this agreement with Germany and Aus-
tria— Hungary for purposes of mutual“ protection, the am-
bassador declared that his country had no- intention of ‘
endangering its neutrality .sy yielding to the influence of
any outside powers to take sides Vin, t
LONDON, Oct. 15 5 :30 3.1111119 Times military
correspondent dicussing the pessibility Of Germany at—
tempting an invasion 0f1England, thinks the government
ought to instruct the people and the authorites how to
act in the event of such an attempt and to make up
their minds whether it is proposed to fight regularly or
irregularly in repelling an invasion;
The Times points out that there is no commander-
in- chief in the British Isles except Lord Kitchener and
that unless one mind presides over the numerous garri- '
sons and various armed forces which would be used in
defense there can be no unity of action. \
Mail’s
says
at
LONDON, Oct. 15, 5:50 a. m.——The Daily
Flushing correspondent telegraphing \l’ednesday.
that two hundred German; cyclists arrived at Bruges
one o'clock W'ednesd‘ay afternoon.
VENICE, Italy Oct 15. via Paris 1:20 p m.-.-Ac-
cording to reports reaching Venice, cholera is making
rapid strides throughout Hungary and the progress of the
disease is causing alarm among the people.
5 The Hungarian authorities, it now appears. were too
lax imhe beginning in the matter of the sanitary supev
vision of prisoners’ camps. which since have been plated
under special control. Prisoners no longer are permit-
ted to camp in the Open air. and now all Suspect cases
are being isolated in hospitals. ' . '
Other dispatches reaching Venice relate that the
Ausrisn commlssarv department is breaking down, so far
as the equipment of new recruits is concerned. These'
men age, suffering from a sea r1 Itv of clothing and boots,
ospec heavy wipter garments.
1'1
e11.
LONDON Oct. 15 2. l5 p.111-—-~\ dispatch i) the
Central News from Amsterdam confirms that the Ger—
mans have occupied Brugcs, fifteen miles east of Os-
tend. '
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. _PARIS, Oct. 15. 6:30 a. 1n.——-'l‘l10 right \\'I'li;" 0f the
allies is now beginning to Show signs of activity. Al‘-
cordiug to repors reaching Paris this morning. there was
yesterday an almost continuous firingr of heavy artillery
along the frontier. A force Of Germans delivered a spir-
ited attack 011 French troops. in which numbers were
wounded. As night closed this force of the enemy
was driven back in the direction Of Muclhauson.
Lieutenant CoolnclvRousset. the French military
critic. in his article todaydeclares that the recent Official
communications are lacking in clearncss, ancb that it is
impossible to find in them any indication, even'in an ab-
solutely harmless one, of the present miltary situation.
Colonel Rousset says he calls attention to this fact
without any thought of recriminatiou. Heis well aware
that it is difficult to reconcile the legitimate curiosiy of
the public with the safeguarding of national interests:
but when the latter are not at stake more liberality could
be shown. _
The Hotel De Ville of Ari-es, which was burned
down after the bombadrment of that place. was a build-
ing of Gothic style. Itias erected in the‘beglnning Of
the sixteenth century and was 'one of the finest types of
this. style of architecture in northern Europe.
. ROME. via Paris, Oct. 15, 5:40 a. rue—The Giornale
d’Italiaficommentingron the situation created. by France
'ofiering asylum at 'Havre to theBelgian Government, an
law giving
ignorantees to the pope, declares this fact shows that the 'V
law which has worked so well in Rome during the last
forty- -f0ur years, has been found to be perfect.
“By a curious coincidence,” the newspaper continues,
,V‘lt‘he‘ Belgian Cabinet accepting from France treatment
equal .to that enjOy ed by the Holy See 1'11 Italy is a Cath-
olic Cabinet belonging to that party which in Belgium
.this tragic hour the Belgian people must recognize that
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y.—-Reuters Telegram
serdamqthe, following of~
13Wednes'day:
' “The General Stall days that the . {lifeless have oc-“ '
copied fortified posit-ions on the hue of Sfry, Samber and
LONDON, Oct 15, 8 :40
Company has received from
S. .
., Jaime Carpathians the Austrians occupied Toronya, . , .
‘ tion issued by the Germans demands the rcgtstration of all
’~ ment arrived in Havre at 8 o'clock Tuesday chening and
authorities.
. ”and tliexpopulace gave them an enthusiastic reception.
‘ 3‘ ‘V'bombs from German acmplanes fell yesterday in thfiarfil
1": v5 .1, fi
-. ""w‘tlfl' southii'estcru‘ part of the rib.
_Goeben- which flyq'tbe Turkish flag, in the Black See
- Times from Petrograd says; “On a conservative estimate
itcu‘nting the Austrian troops, of le10m_ there are about?
.‘ letters rquved: here from Sewia, Prince George,'
., . ._ ,P . . .
. ,,.sre-trest1ng.a. wound herecewed 111. a 1.911.111.1095
A. 81 P. Extra Specials
Butter, apound..‘.... ..... ‘
v- alive
Gold Medal Flour, :1 bag . .........................
Jones’ Flounabag. ......... . .............. "
'A.andP. Flmn,abag..‘.’ .......... ~‘ ........
Sugar at Cost. .
THE GREAT 1 ca. P. TEA so.
.124 WASHINGT ON ’SV'I'
Telephone 909 .
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lrain servicé between Roozendaal and Antwerp has been
ordered resumed Tursday
The concentric mox ement of German troops in Bel-
gium upon Ostend 15 progressing. The \anguards are be—
how ed to be at Brugcs '1 lioumut and Di.\mude.
A't Selzaete (thirty miles north of Ghent) a procla—
Free Bolivar
.males between the ages of 18 and '40 years. The proc-
lamatlon says that soldiers in uniform are to be treatbd
as prisoners of war and that soldiers dressed in citizens;
clothes will be treated as spies. '
ROME, via London, October ' 15 —— A report:
recon ed here from Constantinople says that the com- '
mauder of the former German cruiser Goeben will bee '7
come the head of the T urhish fleet and aims to attack the"
Russian fleet for mastery in the Black Sea, and to threat—
en the Russian coast. The Goeben 110w flies the Turkish
flag and all her officers and crew are said to be Gm-
mans.
TOKIO, Japan, October 15.——It was declared
officially in Tokno today that the American Consul at
lsing‘Tau, W. R. Peck, and- V9 number Of German and 3
Chinese women and children are to leave ’I sing-tau tomorv
r011. This move is in fulfillment of thé arrangement 'reo 1'
ccutly concluded for the.) removal of all remaining lions
combatants f1 om the German position in Kiao Chew. . ‘
A11 engagement between a German and a Japanese
”aeroplane took place over l‘siu~"lau yesterday. Neither “"
V aviator was burl. The German machine rose to a height
Of 9,000 feet and disappeared in the clouds. ‘ .
LONDON, October 15,—A Router
from Havre says the members of the Belgian
dispatch
govern; g
were received by the Minister of Marine an] the local
Military honors were rendered the Belgians
v
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October
NANCY, via' pa... I 15. — Three
wb My Statipn “near Atlie bridge of the fine dc Mobileaerfi
he bdmbs struck a
'first class passenger coach, cut the telegraph wires and
injured three persons.
a.
LONDON . October 15,—A dispatch to the
(entral News from Copenhagen sa,y:s “According to a 4
lerliu dispatch received here, the Germans are preparing
to lax siege upon 1’. elfort uith as large a fOrc-‘éiL-“as possi-
ble. Almost the entire civilpopulatidn has leftethc city.”
Belfort is a fortress in France just across the Alene 5
112111 border oppomtc Muelhauscn In the Franco5Pr11ssian
wa1 it withstood :1 siege for more than three monthsw‘
lhc tmvn has mpopulution of about 26,000. "
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TOKIO Oct. 15.—It 1s reliably reported that the
German commander at Tsing—Tau has agreed? to the ,
Japanese proposals, as put foruard by thc emperor of
Japan, for the preseravtion of the lives of 11011— —combatants
in the German fortress and it is expected that those nett-
trals will leave Tsing-Tau shortly by way of the Shari
tung railway '1
.er
V LONDON. October 15. —- Dispatches recwvcd
here ‘fmm'SOfia‘. Bulgaria. and other points report the apt—7
pearance of the former German cruisers. Breslaulgantf
l
dispatch « t0 the
LONDON, October 15. —.—-A‘
V‘thd German ferce's known to be on the eastern front or,
1:: "number about a million and a half effective men. ’
‘35"
,‘270,000 on the Silesian frontier."
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LONDON, Oct 15—-“The Berligi Lokal Knieigbr:
gives a new versidn as to why Burgomaster Max .
' Brussels is being detained by the Germans in the f0
,réss at Namur,” says the Amterdam sorrespOndeu‘t
Renter's Telegram Company, The dispatch cJ;
tinues: ' ' ' i, d“:
“Thewpaper says that Burgomaster Max pal ,
$700,000 of the $10, 000,000 demanded by the Germans. his
gave bonds for the remainder up to 54000000 01,111
'miuistering the afinlfs of tlle‘ tde has agreed ‘
again the bonds and to compromise on $4,000,000 m
‘01: settlingVV the matter." “ ... '
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" \ ROME via Paris, Oct 15, 5240' a m~Accordmgv
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slattwhd‘
-- ._~ Crown Prince Meander 0% 8111111111 also was won
sum the head, has; bls’hurt‘vt'as’ s alligators ,‘and 1111
flit: was dressed thrbl‘é‘wn ‘pnnce’fod‘n‘d ,‘Vlt *di‘ide‘di ably
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