Classified For Sale. at, Professional Cards, and Miscellaneous “Aas"——To Let. Business and ace or Caps. Double LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c; C .hree Times 500 Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black- Price. WANTED WANTED—4T0 STORE BEAUTi-I fui Huntington piano. nearly new.i with some responsible party who would consider purchasing it sails-I factory. Address A. G. R., care Sen- I tine]. LADIES—$2.25 DOZ. MAKING ‘ plain gingham aprons. Fascinating": hbme business; parcel post any dlag 'rourr h To LET—5 ROOMS. lST FLOOR. 26 Clay street. Part Rent :12. 50. South Norwaik Apply 24 Ch“ street, 030 8t 3 man, With App!) 22 ElmWood; suitable for young without board. avenue. TO LET—NINE ROOMS AT lance. Stamped envelope for particu- lars. Troy Mfg, Co, Providence. R. ‘1. West street. 030 It families. Rent reasonable. inquire 1‘, BGarner street. 030 Bi WANTED—YOUNG LADY T0 , help out on Saturday at the Paris, 33 South Main street. 029 it try and calves. $1.50 for small calves to fatten Best market prices. W. cut avenue. Tel 130. fW'ANTED—TO suv ALL amps: ' :tures, suitable for grocery. . WANTED—CATTLE AND POUI’I lie. for fat calvea.i Miller, Connecti- " a1 ti, 'ro LET-—-TWO AND—— THREE room apartment. Also store and fix- Former occupants did well for 2:! years All centrally located. ' ington street 029 2t new half house. All modern improve- menta. Beautiful interior 5 minutes cattle and DOW?! Beltmu'ket I“.multrom E N. Depot. Low rent. Mating- patd Extra prices tor tot calvaa 06.00 tor bob valves to fatten. H. Friedman. Conn. Ave. Tel 1151 ‘ on u NOTICE. I have it at last. What? roofing. Tin for are having me repair their Tinwork, Plumbing and Heating because they save money. ' HENRY A. HEGELEIN, .141 Wash. 8t. Phone 1106-12 or 373 — —.—. ~——_—...1_...__._..._.__.- LOST LOST—A GENTLEMA‘N'S GLOVE. right hand. Finder please return toI ' Aoilice of Evening Sentinel. Reward. 030 It LOST—A SILVER BAR PIN 0N Iltionday between Franklin School and High School. :1 Leonard street after 6' p. m. . . '029 ill PROFESSIONAL. Y leaders and gutters that is‘ guaranteed for 15 years. Wise peoplej Reward it returned to: Construction Co . street. 123 Washington ‘ To LET-HOUSES, PARTS OF houses. data, store, barn. factory.I rents for all comers. See our list Raymond Bros, 024 3tl T0 .LET—E ROOMS UPSTA‘IRS.I at 102 South Main St Rent :17. I Adults only. inquire of Charles E. I Hoyt. . 05 it 'I'O LET—APARTMENT 0 N CHAP- I FOR SALE I IFOR SALE—BOSTON BULL PUPS. improvements 7 weeks old. Prettily marked 12 Put- 11am Ave. 030 3:4 030 3B w-u? I- Foa SALE-BUCKW HEAT coanI . 020 Sta To LET—NICE ATTIC ROOM. tor furnaces and covering fires. :3. 50 01' per ton, delivered. Raymond Bros. 030 St FOR SALE—SUN STERLING ‘ 104 parlor stove good condition. Spengler.“ Suitable for one or two 111 South Main street. " 030 iii V sirable home at 8 Maple street. 028 uHouire of Miss E J. Byxbee or D. S. . Hull . FOR SALE—ATTENTION ADMlN— . Iiatrator must sell to close an estate, a large quantity of table ailv er ware, ,wlna cooler. fruit dish. iea set a number oi’ other articles. Idiamcnd ring. out! links, arlor cloC'k, 5 . ““1““? 76 W'I‘“ two oak wardrobes set 0‘; books. the I History oi: Free Masonry. 7 Vol. dii‘ect To LET—ATTRACTIVE 6 “ROOM from print. 011 exhibition at 22 Fair and Also a street. Ernest Boessmann. 029 iii FOR SALE—OR TO LET A DB in- 029 3i Icarriage in good condition . 'Aiso . :South Norwalk FOR SALE—TWO SEATED TOP cheap. furniture. inquire 29 Ely avenue. 029 3t FOR SALE—A FE“ PAIRS OF, good squall breeding, Homing Pigeons. I Price reasonable. Hillside street. 0. A. Johnson. 16 2.9 3t FOR SALE—STABLE genomic. tion of party or parties who broke into residence of Samuel R. Weed, .Brookaide Address Sentinel omce. I 028 st l CLOSING ARGUMENTS IN VRATE an) busine’sg. Quill; in i CASE. WASHINGTON. Oct. 30.—-—Closing ar-i lgumenta for and against the applica~§ ‘tion of eastern railroads for an in.‘ Ition leading to the arrest and comic :cellent ““99- el St. in dire 64 South Main St. q - ’29 if f.Large quality of slightly damaged _____._~_ _ * __~ straw, hay, peat moss and shavings REWARD . Ilat half price. Raymond Bros. 029 In . . I , $100 nswaao—ron wroana F0“ SALE—'5 SAXON CA“ L" “X" Newly painted. w_ith extra equipment Can be seen at Vaast Bros.’ Garage 028 it ran sans—.mou'r nnmvnrtv‘ wagon. horse and harness. Good for‘ epxceligntqi cm inbulre 84 Hisblstreet. Nor-I ' 027 (It dltlon walk. FOR SALE AND REMOVAL—TERI VERNON HUGHES— op NEW crease in freight rates of at least five frame building nearly new, in rear of mm; city, teacher of singing, 105 So Iper cent. were begun before the inter-V brick dwelling. 74 \\ eat aienue Main St, 80. Norwalk. Friday: For state Commerce Commission today. further particulars and terms, address Studio, Clifford Thorns, representing several Sw artz New York. 010 1 mo 313 West 57th street, L. MISCELLANEOUS. home town and help it grow. A lo- cal corporation has a limited amount of preferred stock for sale. This stock will pay seven per cent. per year. and is a safe and conservative investment. Write for full informa- tion. W. J. B. care Sentinel. 030 (it LIBERAL REWARD—PAID‘ FOR return of papers and letters stolen \from the residence of Mood, Brooksida. place. ,628 tit A Stated Communication of Old 'Well Lodge, No. 108. ‘F. a A. M., will be held at Masonic .Temple, South Main street, on Tuesday evening, November 3rd. 1914, Work— M. M. degree. Masons are cordially invited to meet with us. Important business will come up at this communication. Fraternal”. » . b; a. asacn, w. M. ‘Atteet: F. 8. Lyon. Acting gecretary, Now;' Is the Time to buy your ~ WINTER POTATOES Car fancy Green Mountain Potatoes due November 2. 60:: Bush“ at the Car. “ 65o Bushel Delivered. .mzs. A. c. cuuno,’ PROP. Phone 372-12. SAFETY FIRST Includes Your Spine ‘Many sufferers are now enjoy- ' ing good health after having their spine adjusted. Won‘t You Try. It and; Be Convinced Samuel R.’ Address Sentinel ‘ All .Mlater ‘ iwestern state railroad commissions and many shipping bodies. was on hand ready to sum up the case of those I opposed to the proposed advance in Irates and George F. Brow.ueii oi the' lNVEBT YOUR MONEY—IN YOUR Erie Raifi'oad. was to close for the cer- inquire H w Mather, Briers. The commission, it is thoughth will take up the case for final disposi- tion at its November conference. FLAGG ACTS As OWN LAWYER. NEW YORK. Oct. till—Jared Flagg, on trial for using the malls in a scheme to defraud stock investors by holding lout to them alluring promises of profit. 'acting as his own lawyer spoke for 'over an hour yesterday to the jury which is trying his case in the United States District Court. The Govern- ment closed its case yesterday, Fiagg’a address, of yesterday marked Ithe opening of the defense. Daniel N. ed States, and six others indicted with Flagg, are to. be given a aeparatetrial. Fiagg told the jury that he intended .to provethat he had made a legitimate iproflt of 50 per cent. a year for his cus- tomera, that-he had turned over to Ithem $700,000 in profits in three years. m BOUTS THIS-‘WEEK. .. . Friday. Patsy DeLucca vs. Lee Andersen, Berlin, N. ll. - '7 Bat Levinak) vs. sailor Fritts, Brook- iyn.. _ ; M .. Saturday. Young Ahearn va. Fred Hicks. Brook- lYn. oinsc'ron or MINT RESIGNS. WASHINGTON. Oct. 30 .-—Geor§e 11:. Roberts. of Fort Dodgé, Iowa, Director pounced at the Treasury Department today that the resignation would be Wilson. ‘. Moose is growing. Vatfan'V unbelievable rate. Last evening "over '20 new up the Military Branch held a rehearsal and I Morgan. former Treasurer of the Unit-1 . recognized him of the Mint, has resigned. .It was an-. effective when accepted by President 'i‘he'local “"159 orI.oy1_1‘l»0rde1"'or,fl small trial bottle of old. honest "St. V- , pilcations were received Reports Bvere!‘ made on the new home Protect and For I particulars inquire of C. The Old \\ ell Cigar 00., 83 l Washington street I FOR SALE on T0 tar—NEW: seven room houses on Garner street,l hot water heat and all improvements. 49 water ad, 020 tfi South Norwaik, Conn. FOR SALE on To LET—THE 910.: tare shop in Swartz 8': Corbett bioclm For further particulars inquire at the; olllce of the Old Well VClgar Co. 03 t! ' L .~... ~-..,..... .-. -- HOTOHKISSVILLE ARSON TRIAL LITCHFIELD. Conn. Oct. Ell—Testi- fying for the prosecution in the Super- ior court, yesterday, at the trial of Roa- well A. Clark and .108th Holstein. both of Waterbury. who are charged with having set lireto the plant of the American Shear and Knife Company, at Hotchkissville, last Julie, Charles Terrill, a farmer. told of meeting a man. whom he later recogfiized as Hopi stein, about a mile and a half from the! scene of the tire. on the night the mills were burned. g'i‘errlii said he was driv- ing along the highway and picked .up the man and gave him a ride. He did not know him at the time. but later BBB BBfllllllllll BB BBBf lBHlBB .lBlBlB Rub Pain Right Out With Small Trial Bottle of Old "St. Jacob’s Oil." Rheumatism is “pain" only. Not one casein fifty requires inter. ' nal treatment. Stop drugging! -Rub soothing. penetrating “St. Jacobs Qil" 'right into your ears. stilt, aching joints, and relief comes instantly,~ "St. Jacob's Oil" is a harmless rheumatism iinlment which never disappoints- and can not. burn the skin . . . Limber up! ~ Quit complainingi G'bt ,1“: _ 900 men. , out of , ll‘ thc '\lliI..v iIIlo declaringr war on Turkey TLIRKVEY‘S MOVE ON RU$1£ CAUSES EURO- PEAN SENSATION. - ' . (Continued from First Page.) was learned today. is to be used in the purchase of war supplies in this country. There will be no public offer— ing of the notes, all of which will bc'rctained ‘by the bankers making the loan. ' The loan it is reported is to run nine months. and the collateral is to be six per cent lrcasury 110th of the French gmernmcnt issued for this period. The basis of the loan is reported to be about 5— 2pcr cam interest. and it is said that the money wil be admuced 011 the under- sanding that it is all to be spent in thé L’uitcd Sales. In this connection it became known today that the National City Bank had loaned $3,000,000 to Norway and that Switzerland also sought to obtain a loan here. .\l ADRI I). October 30. via. Paris. — 'l‘lIc Council Ministers has fixed the strength of thc army for 1915 at 140.763 men. This is a' small increase over the present pcacc footing of the army, which is 122.- 000 men. The naval strength for 1915 was fixed at 155 of l’li’l‘RtHlRAD. Oct. 20. via Lt)11d01’1.,i)ci. 30.65011. 111.——l11 the bighcst official sources here. it is stated that ]\li>‘.~la done the action of lurktv in bombarding two unfmtihcd Russian ports uithout a declaration of war as lllfilllltl) more important to England than to Russia on account of the English communications with India and her position in Egypt. Although Russia. it is stated: now has a new war on her hands lIcr policy will not be one of general aggression against lurks). but merely a defense of her own interest". ip the Black Sea. It is pointed ,out that the Allies. had previously guarantccd lht‘ integrity of Turkey only if she rcmained neutral. Farahdiuc Bey, the Turkish ambassador tonight 2’ . “I have bad no instructions from t‘mistantinoplc. communication now” being cut. and have heard only from thc Russian newspapers abOut 'l‘urkcy beginning war. I am 110w in the hands of the government. whose instructions 1 am awaiting. ' ‘I am sorry that my labor to improve the relations of ”it mo countries has so disastrous an cndliirr.\\l1at turned the Sultans government to take this step is ab- solutch unknown to Inc-.1 am sure i lIavc nothing to fcar personally". . While giving this interview” in the Turkish embassy. a clamoroua throul‘r surrounded the building. making :1 demonstration ”against Turkey. 'l‘hc people vicrc restrain— ctl' from violcucc' by mounted gcndarnfcs. Earlier thc some mob paraded the streets with barcd heads. singing and cllccriiig.'l‘l1c\ tailed the orchestras , hotels and demanded that they assist by play» “Whig mlfltthcm' 'lhe mitgsnl in Pctrogratl is the . that since the declaration n uar against tur- mzmv. , .. a. ., .. llt‘i‘L‘v said Russian t I. “—— l.(i.\'l)()N. ”rt. 30. 5:3011. m.———'l‘hc 'l‘inics com- tut-min}.r today on its l’t‘lmgratl dispatches reporting tlIc Turkish lmmbardmcut of pcaccful rit‘i‘t‘ifill‘l towns. Suva: "-Tlic situation in the Near East has dcvclopcd logi- cally. For some \vccks past the influcm'cs controlling the Ottoman Gm'crmucut limo bccn working to provokc 'l 1 we efforts lune been :11 \an as the .\ili°cd l’owcrs ucrr. determined not to be the aggr‘cssovs. “'l'hey 1le acts’of provocation. like the incorpora- tion of thc Gtrmau cruisers Brcslau and Gucbcu in the Turkish Navy. and thc‘bbolition' of the capitulatious. merely by protests. Then :1 sort of ultimatum was ad- dressed to England regarding ‘thcwatch kept upon the mouth of the Dardanelles. This also failed but finally the Turks began a militarv demonstration against the Egyptian frontier. but they fouii‘tl all preparations madc for an attack . . - “Now comes the bombardment of the Russian towns. It is belim ed that the Sultan and some Of his cubism V'favor Va policy of neutrality. but that they have been V‘~.0\'erbor11e by the Committee of Lnion and Progress . which is bent 011 war. ‘Great numbers of Turkish troops arefdpposcd to bc massed along the Russian frontier where the problem of feeding them must be arduous. To the south the O't- ttiman forces are believed to be echeloned throughout "Southern Syria and ,Paleshtine with forces actually upon the Egyptian fronticl at Rafa." .on the Mediterranean and Akaba, on the Red Sea "The allies are quite ready for Turkey.‘ All prepara-lp , , tiona have been made by England in Egypt along the . » ,banka of the Stiez Canal and the Peninsula of Sinai. . “ Greece. too, is ready. as Turkey will soon discover. not regret her appearanCe in the ranks of the combatants. “The Present mighty struggle will mean for Europe . \ "By her foolish yielding to the natigatiOn of Ger- ] nmuuTurkev has prdnomicetl her ow doom The .Ot— toman Empire In Europe w.“ 5001': be merely a memory Since. the Turks are resolved on self- destruction we do 1 not onlv the end of Prussian militarism, but also the end of the Turksiu Europe. These have been the. chief) menaccs to the peace'o‘f the Old World for more than , years S\ ',ria Arabia d: Mesopotamia will also be freed from the blighting influence of the Turk. who will V be relegated to the ob“ nre illeys of Asia Minor. «.1 4 , - FA Lisbon dispatch ‘ ~ changé' Telegraph Company l‘C-l save her 1101 ports that Azavcdo castello Bran— Vger threatened Co. the last foreign minister un- der the monarchy, has been m- and I proceeded rested , scvepal officers have been im-BPolcdfi and meet my to . prisoned ‘ A.8: P. Extra Specials A. 8:? Best Creamery Butter, 3 pound ... Gold Medal Flour, a bag Jones’ Flou a bag ............................... A. and P. lour, a bag ........................... ‘- Sugar at Cost THE GREAI .° . av P TEA CO 124 \‘l \SllI\Gli)N ST Telephone 909 southeast coast. of Crimea. to demand the surrender of the port. The governor promptly imprisoned thcm. “There is keen interest here as to‘ the attitude of the Balkan States. Bulgaria recently gave assurances that she was bound bleO treaty compelling joint action. It is. believed (bat she would join the Allies against the Turks if assured of some reward at the end of the cun— flict. Rumanian feeling is more than cvcr favorable to the Allies. “Public opinion hcrc. \\ bile surprised 'l‘urkcy'a action \vclcimcs illc opporiruity presented to settle the ,1 at qucstion once for all." LONDON; Oct. 30. 7:51 a. m.—'l‘oda_v's dispatch to the Times from llcrliu via Copenhagen asserts that prep— arations are being made in the German capital for the public proclamation of the annexation of l' clgium. which is mentioned officially as “the happ} German Rcichslaud undcr the illustrious si'cpl‘e of Kaiser \\illiclm l\ .” .. PARIS. Oct. 30. 2:50 p. m.-—Thc French official 2111-“ nouuccmcnt given out in Paris this aftcrurxui says that the forces of the enemy \Vllllll had passed the rivcr Yscr, ~have been compelled to withdraw by reason of inunda- tions of the low countrbeI'tught about by the Belgian 1 _._._... army. The text of thc commuu‘catiou is as follows: , “0n the extreme left foundations brought. about by the liclginu army in the lower valley of the river Yscrc have compelled the forces (f the enemy which had pass~ cil this river. to withdraw. They were subjected to :1 vii)- ‘lcnt cauuonadc by the Bc'gian and French artillery durinr.I their Inmemcni of I' treat , - "The Germans eutlcamécd yesterday to deliver vcrv violent counter attacks on the French and illitish army corps which were progressing to thc northcnst and to the cast of Yprcs. ‘At ll'e end of the day our troops had. not \vitl standing: continued their forward movement in tho :li' ccfiou which had been as- signed them and had also i kcn possession of various points of support. “The British troops assailcdnt sevcrai points to the ' north of'l.a llasscc by super ior forces. rcsumc’djthe offen- ' sire Vwith energy and rc-couqu'ercd to a crmsidcrablc cx— ' tout the territory ,,_vicltlcd to the enemy. At several other points outlicir lino of comi at. the British troops repuls- cd, the attacks of the (torn ans, inflicting on them im- portan losses. "()n the rcmaindcr of the front there has bccn no general action. only partial offensive movements on our part as well as 011 the part of the enemy. We have- madc pmgrcss everywhere." . .l‘lilklM’JAL'X. France: Oct. 30. 1 p. Iu.——lt was an- nounced officially here today that two Turkish torpedo boat destroyers cutered the l‘ortof ()dcssa. on the Black Sea, yesterday. and sank a Russian gunboat. They also inflicted damage on the French lincr Portugal. LONDON Oct. 30. 1:17 p.111.--Tbe Russian am- bassatlor at Constantinople has been withdrawn. accord-V ing to official announcement made here todav and Vin, thcquencc 0f the Turkish attacks on Russian ports in~ structions have been sent Russsian Consuls in Turkey to leave the country. . ' fl --—A dispatch from Lourenco Ma1'~ ber 20 and 21. to Renter's that the arrests referred to lcl’egrhm Company confirms the‘ the above dispatch were in report of a German invasion of;necticn with these attempts to Portuguehc ’Wcst gives the following official dc. I tails regarding the affair: “A party of German cavalry Oct. 3°. 4 20 a me-Tlicfiagetth composed of; twelve Europeans which is 119W pumishcid by ' . and twenty natives, crossed the . southern border of Angola and arrived at the military post at - Manila Saying they desired an in- ten new With the commander ’ . - » “Shortly afterwards they were ' about to retire without. furtb: explaining the‘ reason for the Vie-lb \thn a Port‘lguesc l‘fficer'fn‘an aid andV when an. the placed his band. on the German . officer‘s bridle. v lhe troopers thereupt'm raised weapons, but the Portuguese sol- ,_ . deirs Were beforehand” and fired on the party. killing three Gor- mans.’ . - . .- tics, LONDON Oct 30, 6 41 :1 East Africa, Africa and start a revolt l PETRGGRAD'. via 1-. Germans at Czenstochow Siam Poland prints the to Emperor William}; ”Poles: You 0 course, "the Holv Swiatogorsky tery began to ring with at people understood that this and important event he signalizcd by, a miracle German their to wage war with Russia restore to Poland her sluts Ianncx her most. with ‘ IGcrman) I had a] LONDON Oct. 3. 4 .4 a. :11 -~ Bdrcamfi to the Fit-gm 'Mat‘y and cOmniand nvcntfi Will i lfil It is also reported an}... vine bobcat. wtlIeL VCafaria fort- brothers. tumours.- is on will be liberally r We. those Vagaiust me ‘wll 2.. Free Delivery the Portuguese capital 011‘ch It is. probabl proclamation. which it credit her how once at night theib' ' “T hat event was my ileé ’10 me appeared th 8 “She gazed at mm 1 th § on
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