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' For sale, BUSineSJS and (Continued from First Page.) 3 (339:; guano}? Buttebl‘, a pound ._ .................
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‘ Miscellaneous near Minsk. The Russians aver that they are following A. and P. Flour, a bag ...........................
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face or C1D! Double Price. and threatening the German lines of communication. '1 he Telephone 909 Free Delivery,
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Germans, 1t 15 furthercontended, are hav1ng difficulty 5
(r 3 in maintaining their prepared defensive lines around ___-..,.,,,--___.
WANTED TO LET J FOR SALE Radon]. t0 the smith of \lr’azsaw. 3 .3'. 3 3' 3
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WANTED—PAPERHANGER imp TO LET—ATTRACTIVE 6 11001113 son SALE—A sakon CAR 1x EX- 5 . . \ ,
painter. Good all round men. Steady new ball house. All modern improve- 1 , . .- .- FLEETW OD En . Oct. 28 via London :2 a. in reply to reported attacks ”I the 'X'min‘m‘ press ‘
celleut shape. Newly painted, “llll . g. , a 4 5 33 3 . . . . . 3 .
Mork for right men, Alexander White, ments. Beautiful interior, 5 minutes foxtra equipment, Saxon. care Sentinel. m._’1‘h3. trawler Citv of London arrived here early 10_ ”“4““. Sw1tzcrland has "or "“1“”an protested against
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351 Ely avenue. Tel. 400. 0.8 it 33::3fucfionnepg: 141021: rghzghlzixisz. 023 41 day. w1th the survivors of the Br1tish freight steamer thc \ulation of Belgian ttrruo.y. tin Sui. paper- make
WANTED—ALL KINDS 0FCHlCK-' street , 028 it. F0 M 3 \3 Manchester Commerce» which struck a mine late Monday .1 ansucr that A3mfima should lead the 3 ‘3‘?“ Switzerland,
Tens. Highest prices paid. Roton Poul. ‘ R SALE-“S ALL K TCHE “1.111 off 31 1 , f _ , .. . I they declare, 1s 111 an anxmus and cr1tical posltion.
t F m R wayton Phon 121213 or, ' range table and 103333 am“ All“) g to mom coast 0 Ireland and sank. Laptam
“Y a' ' ° ' e ' » To LET—FLOOR or FIVE ROOMS ' ' Fame and thin w . . , - . - _ ~--——-----—------
.517. 027 st with all improvements to adults only good condition, 5 Concord street - ' i 6011 Of hm Cl‘ew “ere (lr0\\il€d, “hilt tllil' [UNDON O 8 ll 0 Hi i
1 028 it t) others were saved by the trawler. Ci 2 2-35 11-111-— l? (“”959 1 en
WANTED - YOUNG WOMAN 92 Woodwird avenue 02831? . Ambulances physicians and a large crowd of the “f 11" \lornmg Po‘l “1‘01”“ ill‘l “t““ml {101“ Rheims,
stenographer and clerk, good all- To LET—5 ROOMS, 151 FLOOR, p.123: hoi:::;;L3:3:::ssDEédozflfi; townspeople were, at the (1011» when the 1,311.11; came in 13111 graphs from Paris that tln insuraus1‘1 companies as- 3.
. round education; some experience 26 Clay street Part improvementslMy bliiness Outiit in excellent con 3 Second Officer Gee told the $30" of 333333 33352383” innate the (13,333.11. to Rhcims at 5.260.000.0011. At the.
referred Permanent osition. A ' . ‘ ' ‘. . . . . . _ 1 . ,. , .. ..
:iy in Olin handwritinzpstatlus quail gssfhsi‘zofgvalképply 24 Clay 2:261:33313330333 Inquire 24 High street, Non. ““11hc explosion occurred twenty miles north of 'lory , “‘d-‘m * “ffiw' 1‘ ’5 "tamh 11“ “’“L‘l’oml‘m 5"} i" that
.. ’ .walk. ‘ 027 6t‘ Island" he said “on th " 1 , .. f. M' _ this estimate will be exceeded when sundr‘» damafle to
ificstions etc, to Plesent Opportun- ____3 3 . , e mam tra1e route mm . an 3 3 3 . s
3m;- sentinel oilice. 026 3t 1-0 LET—THREE ROOMS WiTHj FOR SALE AND REMOVAL THE: chester to Canada, Tpere was no doubt in anybody; private property 111 added. 1 .
WANTED-FURNACES TO TAKE Private family, furnished complete for 3trame building nearly new in 3:3" 033 mind as to what had happened. The ship began to sink at l "i Her twelve hundred civ1l1nn< were killcd 1n the
care of through the winter. Price light housekeeping' with every °°n =brlck dwelling.“ West avenue. For! 0H“. and was beneath thewsvcs seven minutes after “m'i‘lfluml 1““‘595 during “19 "10““1'5bolnl’ardmenb the
reasonable. Address M. W. care of venience. 22 Madison street. 026 3titurther particulars inquire or C._ striking the mine. corrcs1mmlcnt 53”- “About one—fourth “f all the budd‘f
Sentinel office, 026 3t3. To LET FIVE DESIRABLElSWUtI' The Old Well Cigar Co., 83; “Thp officers and crew exhibited the greatest coolness ings were destroyed. The most s1v1r1dama§re was in
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wAN-rED STRONG BOY irooms, at No 0. 2 Gregory Boulevard 33Washingtou street. 3 under the circumstances. \ve were able to launch only the b1 st portions of the city where the finest and most
luvork in printing omce. One withilnquire it 30 Gregory Boulevard. FOR SALE—HEAVY STEARNSl one lifeboat when the ship gave a sudden lurch and l”““““ b111ldc1n1rs are “located “
some knowledge 0! press feeding pl.33_33Eust Norwalk. 026 st 3raceabout chain drive very powerful went down. The captain and officers. who were at 11,1. “lorry thousand of the city 5 population of a quar»
terred. The BONE Press. 026 3t31 TO LET—LARGE LIGHT STOREsSuitaDle for good truck Must be seen3 11130111th preparing to launch the other boats. were com- “’1 "f a ”“1110“ 5“” remain. mils”) lning3 1" “"331
lat 53 Water street. Apply Edwardlto be appreciated. ”‘06 3700- V335“; pclled to jump into the water to try and same them— Although the bombardment continues intermittently, ma-
t “9'23““3 “TEE tANth POUL- Farrell, 24 Havllaud street, 026 31 Bros Garage. 17 Chasm” was; 33} selves by swimming to the single boat already launch— 50““ and Oil!” wurkmen are are already repairing some
_ry an caves. c. or a caves. 1- ‘ ' . . ' . .- , - -
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"350 (or small calves to fatten. Best To LET—HOUSES PARTS OFi 3 3 33 1d “9131 eral ofthern v1 crc carrnd don 11 mm the ship. 31 1 3 R 3 3 3 _ _
market prices. W. Miller, Comm-houses, flats, store, ’barn, i'actory,‘3 FOR SALE OR TO LET—Maw3 3 I was SWlmllllllg for twenty mmutcs before 1 was Durmgdhe crisis. owipg to thc scarcny oi 1nan3ey,3
cut avenue. Tel 130. 81 t! rents for all comers. See our 33s,331313133e3333313313m3133313331133s3131§3331331323133333231332313333.3 plckcd up. The last 1 saw of the captain he was giving ‘ the mmucpahty issued a curious emergency currency like
DWANTEDJPO BUY ALL KINDS Raymond Bros, 024 3t11nqulre 13.“, M33133" 49 Water St 3 orders for launching a second boat. I took command in theatre “Cliffs. .
lattie and poultry Best ket lSouth Norwalk. Conn 02011 the solitary lifeboat. and we picked up all the.survivors “The cathedral is a Tllill- 11 is Still crumbling and
paid Extra prices for tot: calves. 1:3? Iii—FLAT 4 and 53331310010133. " l3 and then cruised about for a long time. When satisfied “iii lumps 0f 510119 COlltlHUfilyl fall from the arches. The
[5.00 for bob valves to ration. 5"‘zecor1i‘lted “1111;122:2328,“ 36 “833:, tufeoshospAl-ueguiiir-‘fo :21; Stifililgili that there were no more to he 331.9313 “.1. 1101mm an im— whole roof is off and cannot be replaced until the walls
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Friedman, Conn. A701 T011510” ti Zant street 021 “For further particulars inquire at the prrmscd 5311_ \\c had gone 42 “1111-5 when we 1’9““- p1ck- are made secure. Under the circumstances a severe wm—
v cd 11) bv the trawler. tcr will be. fatal to the remainder of the buildin
“To LET—.5 ROOMS UPSTAIRS 3oflico oi the Old WellClgar Cm 03tf3 ‘I‘S' g 3 33
NOTICE. at 102 South Main St. Rent $17“ . Whining—33a...” ot «33he' cveral of our men suffered greatly from exposure —-—-———-
'3 I have it at last. What? Tin for3Adu113 only. “mum, of Charles E Knight street :3 3'! E Church “333 as most of them had on no clothing except shirts and LONDON. Oct. 28. 3:15 :1, 1n.-—;\ Dutch trawler re.
MOMS; 10:?”31 and 8““;3‘3‘8 that 13 3 Hoyt. 3 05 ‘1preach this evenmg at 8 oclock ”a trousers." ports; that the logger Vlaardingcn struck a mine forty‘
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guaran ea or 5 years. 1“ people3 .will assist Rev. Dr. Person. of Wash: “ASHIDQION ()Ct' 28"!“ American ullll’ ' miles north of \ muhdcn, a scaport of Holland. according
are having me repair their Tinwork; T0 LET—APARTMENT ON CHAR. . . . . 1
Plumbing and Heating because the) el St 13mm" 64 South Main St. 3ington, N J., and Rev. Dr. Shields, tho3 luoonland. from how 3rork. bound for Naples and 3 11, an Amsterdam dispatch 113, the Renter 11.1mm"; Com-
“We money 129 ti present pastor. in a great evans‘lls' Greece with a cargo of copper has been detained at Gib— ‘ punv. The crew and ship Were 10513
. HENRY A. HEGELEIN. .c--..,__. 3: :Siie'mggetsr‘fie12:32:?‘2333‘:3 rultar by British authorities. according to a report to the 3 -.._..
”41 Wash, 31. Phone 1106-12 or 373 REWARD-331m choir of the Stamford chumhl State Department today from American Consul Spraguc. 31 TOKIO. 01-13 28. n a. m.—'l‘hc Japanese cruisef
LOST ’ 3100 REWARD—FOR iNFORMA- This will take place on November3 llluRLIA. by Wireless to bayvillc. L. l..'()ct. 28.——« 3 (“1111051. repulsed two attacks 1)}. German \i’arships on'
“on lending to the arrest and convic 5th, 1914. During tlfia recent contest Austin-German official reports from the eastern theatre the “1.1.111; of ()‘1 13 and 1 {011011-111. the 11111111113113“. of 1‘
tion of party or parties who broke the singing'iwas declared a tie, butl of the war indicate that .1“.ch b.1311“. are ”1.13,. 1 ,, i h L if m 9: i _ . . 'L ‘ '
LOST—WILL THE NORWALK intovreaidenceoi Samuel R -Weed ithis time the Knight street cho1r ' .. - . .f ‘ ,. I. i 1‘ i L a 011,. l m" japaucse "ms” lakaclnho by :1 (’9‘ man impedo boat
party who gave girl ride, night 0: Brookside. Address Sentinel Oillce. 33303)“ to win out. 3 the \v1st11la and35an Rl\'t‘l'tl3. lhc (wrmans npparcutly arc 3' destroyer in Kiao- Chow Harbor on (‘1111 17; The Ger-1
(13(3):;03l3ier323ikat Redd:pg,3pl3easedrepli3;n 028 6t1 . 3 cugagmg numerically superior Rusuan forces and the 3 111.111 ch13” 11111 11110 K111. (how Harbor
on 8 nos sma we or an o r Somme. “rams a”. Mum.“ 3 battle is attracting equal attention uith 1h» sttun rl '
1 1 - t sis i ”1 Storms have delayed the general lnpautsp assault on
articles dropped in car. Miss Clar- : ”Zifi'ch—E- m_ lruncc and Belgium 1 'l y-"l lil 171 l 1 l*asel mi is which
use 1313.113 West Reddlng, Conn. lEBAl flfl‘l'lf’fs 3 . 3 13 3 33 33 3 3 33 3 3 3. 3 “3 sin an am to rou isoas nn'1 11 1 1 m
I 028 It 3 Electonv Meeting. 31 lg )11 etin lSSUC( 85 “lg”! )_\' “t 10 _- “SUN!" "111‘ "TC (‘llililll‘rt‘l'lllg na\1gn[i1)n ‘
- SOLVENT NOTICE 3 The electors 0! "18 Town Of 53'0” Department states that thr- Austrians southwest of lvaugo- 1 i .
LOST—A DIAMOND BROACH BE ‘ District of Norwalk as sIProbate.wam are heleb) notified and horned rod are combatting numerically superior forces of Rus- 1 fi()N])()N3 Oct, 28, ~40 :1. m.—«:\ dispatch to the
tween Gregory Boulevard and Music: ‘0 meet 0“ the Tuesday ”“0““3 the .- . .. ./ ‘ , °
ii-lall. Finder will be rewarded by re Court October 16,A.D,1914 lflrst Monday in November_ 19113 for slaus. 3 ‘ 'l ones from Home. Sw1tzerland. asserts that the. Ger?"
turning to Beauty Shop. 102 Washing-3 ' Estate or Spencer C- “mm” late °f3.the purpose ot giving in their ballots PAR”. UCL 2’31 2343 ll- "L—lllc l‘rcnch official an- maps are receiving large reinforcements in Alsace, and
1011 Street. 026 at N13111:: 3:12:31; 113131: 2:33:32 iffeflfgdbis 3forta33Unlt3ed (States lBenator.,a Repre- nounc‘emcnt this afternoon says that yesterday the Ger~ that 1110 French are mgking great preparations to répulsv'er'3
“tsena re 11 ongreus, aGoreruor.-a 1 3, . ~ 1'. . . . ,- .. -_ 3 _ 3.‘ .3 .. ,3 ~
ltrict of Norwalk, bath limited “MPHLieutenauhGovernor a Secretary, 11 man ““4”“ l’ct‘W‘“ I““1130“ “"1 Arms “‘11" less V'i’ . ' .m attack on liclfort,v\ln1h1s.powtrfull_v (titrenched.
lent. The French positions everywhere were maintain-
ed. and French forces confirmed to advance to the north
PROFESSIONAL.
lowed Six months from the date here- 3Treasurer, a Comptroller, an Attorney
01' for the creditors of said Estate to! General a Sheriff, 8 Senator a Judge
LONDON. Oct. 28» 7:50 a. 111,—«Accor1ling to :1 Con-
vsauon Huoues—or NEW}
lYork City, teacher of singing. 105 So. i
Main St" So. Norwalk Fridays. For
particulars and terms, address Studio,
.313 West 57th street, New York.
' 010 1 mo
MISCELLANEOUS.
LIBERAL. REWARD—PAID , FOR
return of papers and letters stolen
from the residence of Samuel R.
M’eed, Brookside. Address Sentinel
Office. 028 (it
”’2
Now IS the Time
3; to buy your
WINTER POTATOES
Car taucy‘Greeu Mountain Potatoes
. due November 2.
60¢ Bushel at the Car.
3 651: Bushel Dellvered.
MRS. A. C. CUNEO, PROP.
Phone 372-12.
Wye-term.-
SAFETY FIRST
' Includes Your Spine "
Many sufferers are n’ow ennyy
ing good health after having their
Spine adjusted. Won’t You Try
’It and Be convinced.
E. BARTHOL. D. G.
PAINLESS CHIROPRACTOR.
207 Atlantic St, Stamford.
.. 9 a. m. to 5 p.rn.
63 Meadow St., So. Norwalk.
1 71:08pm.
4‘3 -
f The right weight of underwear 1113
an essential to health and comfort
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested, .within
said time, will be debarred a recov-
wery. All persons indebted to said Es-
tate are requested to make immediate
payment to _
CORA H. COLEMAN,
021-28114 Administratrlx
§OLVENT novice,“
District of Norwalk,
Court, October 16, A. D., 1914.
Estate of Harriet L. Merritt, late of
the City and State of New York, de-
ceased
The Court of Probate for the Due.
trict 0! Norwalk, hath limited and al-
lpwed six months from the date here- _
o! for the creditors of said Estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect topresent their
accounts, properly attested- within
sald'time, will be debarred a recov-
ery. All persons indebted to said Es-
tate aria requested to make immediate
paymentto ' 3
IDAM. MERRITT,
Administratrix
« or WM. F. TAMMANY,
021-28414 ' H Her Attorney
SEVEN TONS OF “
CHEESE AT ONCE
Lewis County Produces Something for
the Exposition-his 25 Feet in cm,
cumferénce. 4,ft., 7 in. High. .
JJTICA, N. 11.. Oct. 27.:——The largest
cheese on- record, weighing nearly
seven tons, has just been completed
at West Martinsburg, Lewis county.
The cheese has been made for exhibi-
tion at the Panama Exposition, in San
now. TO “1100,58 rightly, go to the N jFranclsco, next year, and its manutae
E. Ryan 00., where is widest variety,
and where only the best. makes will
3 be found.
states thit one dollar will start you
on the road to riches. and asks you
1" ”W“ ‘ bittiltsccouut. today-M» 3
l
l
The South Norwalk Trust Companyl , .
ture required 106', 000 pounds or milk.
it measures four feet, seven inches in
height,.and over 25 feet in circumfer-
ence. . 1
fauna BM SITUATIONS
are, obtained by advertlslrvg to the
mph»
ss., Probate
. all persons in intereiit will take notice
and appear, it they use cause; and be '
of Probate two Representatives and
Justices of the Peace.
Ballot boxes will b‘e-open for said
purpose from six o'clock in the lore
noon until five o'clock in the after
noon. at the following places. to wit:
the Town House, for the First Voting
District; the Putnam Hose room in
the Central Fire Station on Franklin
street, South Norwalk, for the Second
Voting District; and the new Fire
House, so called, on Van Zandt street,
East Norwalk, for the Third Voting
District!
. Dated at Norwaik aforesaid,
28th day of October, 1914.
HERBERT B. SMITH
Town Clerk.
this
028 it
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF
COMMISSIONERS.
At a Court of Probate holdeu at
Norwalk, within and for the District
of Norwalk'. on the asth day of Octob-
.er. A. D. 1914.
Estate of Edward J. Ladrigau late
of said Nor-walk, deceased.
The Administrator; represents the
Estate insolvent and pray the appoint-
ment of Commissioners thereon:
Therefore;
Ordered, That Commissioners to
receive, examine and dOCide upon the
claims or the creditors of said Estate
be appointed at the Probate Office in
Norwalk, on the 9th day of November.
1914.11t 2'o'clock afternoon; of which
heard thereon. And said Administra-
tor will 3glve public notice thereof by
posting a copy of this order on the
public sign- post nearest to the place
where said deceased last dwelt, and
within thé same town. and by pub-
lishing the same in a newspaper hav-
in: a circulation in said District, at
least ten days before said 9th day or
November, 1914. "
HENRY W. GREGORY}.
1 3 Judge.
u...
W um. #17
and to the east of Ypres.
The text of the communication follows:
“During the day of yesterday the German attacks in
all the region between Nieuport and Arras were less vio-
lcnt. Our positions were everywhere maintained and we
continued to advance to the north and to the east of
Ypres. We. also made some progress bctwecu Cambrin,
to the southwest of La Bassee, and Arras.
“Further information continues to confirm previous
reports that the German losses in dead, wounded ”and
prioners have been considerable in the northern region.
“On the right bank of the Aisuc the Germans at-
tempted atnight a very violent offensive movement in
the region of Craonne. On the heights of the Highway
Des Dames- th-ey have been repulsed.
“In the Woevre district our troops have continued
their advance in the forest between Ap’riniont and St.‘Mi-
hiel, as well as in the forest of'l.e Pretre. 3
' ’Russia: To the south of Warsaw the fighting ex-
trends from Rawa to the junction of the river Ilza with
the Vistula on front one huu'dred kilometres (26 miles)
’ long. in the region to the northeast of Rawa. the R115—
sians have inflicted heavy losses on the Germans. There
has been furious fighting in the forests between Kozien-
ica and Radom. - ' ‘
"“In Galicia the Russians are making progress
To the south of Sambor. 1n the narrow valley of the Pod-
buj, they surrounded the 38th division of the Hungarian
, Honved. together with detachments from the Laudst'rum
V and destroyed them‘ completely. capturing 20 pieces of ar—
tiller-3y and a quantity‘of war material.
in East Prussia partial attempts at a counter offen-
sive movement On the part of the Germans resulted in
faxluref' .3’
GENEVA- via Paris, Oct. 28 3 :55 a. n1—-Tcle-
grams'fiaceiv 'cd in Basic. Switzerland Tuesday- night frOm .
i Cologne and Coblenz declare that the war on the German.
right flank from Lille to the North Sea has become a mas-
.. sacre . During the last six days it is declared many
1 housands of Germ have been killed or wounded
tral News dispatch from Copenhagen. the Cologne Ga»
zettc i'cports that an epidemic of cholera has broken out ’
at Lisbon. and that the Spanish government has stopped
all communication across the frontier
PARIS, Oct. 28, 4:45 a. n1.I—A Havre dispatch to 3
the Mann reports that M, Tombeut, vice-governor gen-"
eral of Katanga, in the Belgian Congo. announces that, ‘
lleilgian troops, commanded by“ Resident Commissioner:
Henry completely defeated the Germans at Kisscnic, on
Lake Tanganyika. which lies between Belgian Congo and
German East Africa 3 .
; LONDON, Oct. 28. 5:35 a. m.—-An Amsterdam dise; ~
patch to the Renter Telegram Company says: I
“The Hlandclsblad learns from Sluis. Netherland
that there is no change on the battle front between Nieu'
port and Dixmude Heavy fighting continues Tramwi
comnuAInication with Ostcnd is still stopped.
Adispatch from V ienua denies rumors that Dniper
or Francis JOSeph is ill On the contrary» it says he is
ire best of health and dispatching all state orders."
(~— V‘ - '
. LONDON. Oct 2514 :50 a. rim—The Times corresv
pondent in Belgium wires the following. \ ‘ ,
‘Observatiou from a captive British balloon has 1',
vealed how effective has been the fire of the. British war
ships on Ostend, Middelkerke, Lombacrtzydc and 0th
coast villages. Not a single wall remains standing in tit
villages of Watkerke. Slypc and Nbvim Several otli'c
villages are also 111 ruins. All this (lamage‘was caused h
- the British ships. 3 1
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COPENHAGEN, via London. Oct. 28.35215 a.”m3
The question of British warships seizing steamers on tit
way from America to Denmark was raised in Parliament
Tuesday, when a member asked whether the govt}
mcnt could guaranteed that corn and foodstuffs import
from America were not re-cxported to Germany. . .
The Premier replied that the government was read
to guarantee to the British government that no ills
1e-cxpdrts from Denmark shall occur. “
Norwalk Chronicler