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Tom
waquoL-SITUA'IION as GEN
era! housekeeper. Address 75 Ely ave-
nue.
WANTED—HIGH CLASS MEN T0
sell trees. shrubs, roses, vines. berry
bushes, bulbs. etc.
manent.
Brothers Nurseries. Rochester,
:York. ,
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houseworker. Three in family Ad-E
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A ‘RE‘FINED, CULTURED WOMAN
"v—wiahes unfurnished, heated 3room.
near South Nortvaik station, with
family who asks‘no questions. Good
pay. Mrs, Bailey, care Sentinel, n7 3t
«WANTED—AN ELDERLY COU-
ple would like to secure situation on
a small farm, or care of a gentleman’ a
place as caretakers. Understand care
of horses, cows, poultry and garden.
Reference. S. H. Miller, Wilton,
lCOnn. no at
WANTED-«A POSITION BY A
‘girl for general housework. Address
Nyare, Connecticut avenue, South Nola
walk. n6 31
' WANTED—POSITION AS HOUSE
keeper in widower’s family. Address
as Washington street. n3 3t
.waufeo—ear'rnn AND POUL-
hry and calves. lie. for fat calves.
[7.60 for small calves to fatten. Best
market prices. W. Miller, Connecti-
cut avenue. Tel 130.
.Wwaureo—rro our am. amps
Mile and poultry. Beatmarketnrloes
paid Extra prices. dol- fat calves.
".00 for bob valves to fatten. K:
l'rledman,Conn.>Ave. Tel 1151.
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. 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 Tlnwork,
Plumbing and Heating because they
save money.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN. -
141 wash, 8t. Phone 1108-12 or are
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PROFESSIONAL. 3
VERNON ' HUGHES-ZOE ‘ NEW
Work City,’ teacher or singing, 105 So.
Main St, So. Norwalk. Friday‘s. For
particulars and terms. address studio,
New York.
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.—NOTIQE
Notice is hereby given to all per- -
sons interested that public hearings
will be had by the Board of Estimate
and Taxation on the evenings herein-
other designated at which time the
. . Budgets of the dinerent departments
» {or Administrative and Charity.
will be taken up for consideration.
Monday evening. Nevenlber 9th, fer.
. take Tenollne Tablets Occasionallm
helical Department.
Tuesday evening, November 10th
Wednesday evening. November 11th
for Fire and Police. ‘
Thursday evening, November 12th,
‘. for (Health and Printing. Town Clerk
‘ nil-“9
and City Hall Departments.“
‘ Friday evening, November 13th, for
_3'tn3e Budget ‘of the First, Second and.
.Tllird Districts.
All meetings start promptly
7:30 p m ‘ ‘ s
‘ JOSEPHJ.‘ DtNXWEILER.
" City (:1qu
SAFETY FIRST
3 Includes Your Spine
Many sufferers are new copy-
at
ing good health after having our
- spine adjusted. Won’t You 'l‘ry
’ It and Be Convinced.
F. BARTHOL. D. C.-
LPAINLESS CHIROPRACTOR.
291 Atlantic .St.. pStamford.
9 a. m. 505
63 Meadow St... So Norwalk.
7 to 8 p.111.
M .. m...‘
, _ Probably a lot or people with no
3 ._' greater ability than you
' “higher salaried
have held
positions—having
“Marketed their services"
Sentinel want advertising. .
n6 3t.
Good wages. Per,
Exclusive territorys Brownj
til it.
3 rooms.
.. tion, no feeling like a lump .‘of lead in
. lites aftertakingTonoline Tablets.
' taste gobd, because your stomach and
quiet family, adults only All im
provements. Inquire 49 Chestnut
street.» ‘ 3 n7 3t
To LET-J‘HREE ROOMS;
ninx‘water.
Rowayton avenue.
quireon premises.
RUN~
Corner McKinley and
Rent $8.00. In-
a? St
To LET—1 res-Nissan ROOM
to desirable party. Gentleman pro.
Telephone
.1023 -3, :16 3t
To LET—EURNISHED ROOM lIN
;private family, 27 Merwin street. Nors:
Walk.
To LET—HOUSES, PARTS OF
Ehouses. flats, barn. factory. - store;
meat: for all comers‘. See our list.
Raymond Bros. n7 3t
'ro LETa—SIX noous wrrjir MOD-
ern improvements. inquire William
Enron. 3 now an street, East Norwalk.
Tel ““1
To tar—snobs or FIVE Rooms
with all improvements, 92 Woodward
TO LET-43 OR 4 ROOMS TO‘
l houses. South Nor-walk.
.118 St .7
FOR BALI
i FOR SALE—81.000 CASH 0N
house, 32.800 to $7, 500. 6 room house
East Norwalk. 8- 11— 12- 13-15 room
inquire 49
11? 3t
Chestnut street.
FOR SALE—DUFF ORPINGTON
roosters. full-bred imported stock. Ap~
ply at 62 West street, South. Nor-
walk us It
FOR BALE—NEAR WEST ave-
nue, line two family house, and 4
line large lots. Price only $3,120. part
cash; also 3350 buys line
.Norwalk. n5 6t
FOR SALE—AT SILVERMINE
Artist Colony. attractive home, mo‘d-
ern improvements, seven rooms and
bath. Very attractive surroundings
Price 88.700.1nquire«of w. It. Guth
rie. as at
FOR SALE OR TO LET—~NEW
seven room houses on Garner street.
hot water heat and all improvements.
Inquire H. W. Mather, in Water St.
avenue. 3 , of ti South Not-walk. Conn. 020 tt
33m...
TO LET—HOUSES, PARTS OF
houses. flats, barn, shop. factory. ° 3 - '
Rents for all comers. See our list. Now Is the Tune .
Raymond Bros. at at to buy your
TO LET Rooms—five on Thane
rooms, whichever is desired. Apply 27
Clinton avenue. no at
To LET—NEW HOUSE. FIRST
iloor, six rooms and all improvements.
on 132 West street. Inquire 130 West
street. Rent Ill. :15 2t
TO LEV—NINE ROOMS AT 104
West street. Suitable for one Or two
families. Rent 39 and 310. Inquire 33
West streetp ‘ no at
To LETe—NEWLY DECORATED
WINTER POTATOES
Ca‘r fancy Green Mountain Potatoes
due November 2.
60¢ Buofiel at the Car.
359 Buahol Delivered.
MRS. A. C. CUNEO, PROP.
Phone 312.12. .
MISCELLANEOUS.
$250.00 for distributing 2,000 Free
packages Perfumed Soap Powder in_
your town. No money required, Ward
it (30., 3216 Inatltute.Pl.. Chicago.
us
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mm-um M .
apartments on‘Chapel street. Pleasant
Improvements. gas, set range. .
etc. Rent reasonable. Inquire 64.
South Main sift-est. n2 all
TO.LE1’--6 poo-us overruns;i
at 102 South Main St. Rent 8137.
Adults only. Inquire of Charles E.
Hoyt. ’ g .. 06 t!
LOST~BETWEEN MONROE AND
Spring streets, Thursday evening, a
small roll of bills. Finder please re;
turn to Sentinel silica and receive re-
ward. ' , n733t
INVEST YOUR MONEY
in your '
home town and help it grow. A lo-
cal corporation has a. limited amount
of preferred steel: for sale. This
dtock will pay 'seven .per cent. per
year.and' is a safe and Conservative
lnvestnient Write (or full informn‘
tion. ...I B. care Sentinel. 3 3
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FIRST DOSE ENDS lNDIGESTION.
H‘sanveuau; o'n oas ON "
STOMACH.
The'question as to how long you
are going to clntlnue a sufferer frgm
Windlgestion dyspepsia or- out-otorder
stomach is merely a matter of how
soon you begin taking Tonollne Tabs.
People with weak stomachs should
and there will- be no more indigo;
the stomach, no heartburn, sour fia~
logs, you on stomach, er belching or
undigested feed. headaches, Ilia ideas
or sick stemach; and besides. what
you out will not fernient and poison
your breath with nauseous odors All
these symptoms resulting from a
sour, out-Of-Order stomach and dys-
pepsin are generally relieved live mill-
Go to your druggist and get a :1. 00
box of Tenoline Tablets anti yen
villi always go to tbe tablp with a
heal-ty appetite, and what you eat will
intestines will be clean and fresh and
you will know there are not g’oln3‘ to
be any more bad nights and miserable
days for you Tonollneetabs “sullen
you and make you feel like life is
werth living
TonOline Tablets cost 81. Oil for‘ a 60
days' treatment , At drugglsts or
mailed by Amelzican Proprietary Co"
Boston, Mass ‘
'.The Ssrgsant~Look here. before
you re served out with your uni
form, you’d better nip down to th
wash-houses and get a bath.
. The Recruit—Mott 'I may
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'FLAGS FLOWN -AT SEA.
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ismnlflcanee of certain Colors In the
international Code.
From time lmmemorial flags have
been flown by ships at sea all over the
world. but it is only in more recent
years that an international code has
been adopted; All the countries of the
world now conform to fixed rules about
the flying of certain“ flags. though of
course. each navy ‘has its own secret
code for use in war time.
The national as of any ship when
hOIsted upside down denotes that this
requires immediate assistance. when
any passing ship is required to give it
possible.
The quarantine flag is a plain yellow
square. hoisted on the foremost. which
indicates that the ship has got an in-
factions disease on board or that it his
- come from an infected port. No per-
son is allowedfeitherlogo on board or '
to lease such a ship until pal-nonm-
granted by the sanitary authorities of
the port.
In all parts bf the world a white as:
is accepted as a token of pea a red
flying from the masthead of a ship or
the fip‘dt.
der. shell or ammunition on rd and
serves as a uni-ulna to other
to come too heat: in case of accidents.
Itfs tough: but}? a bride 'inust ex-
pect to be neglected some during
her
ville CourierJournal
G0 -OPERATIVE PARMING.
eats have attained wonderful develop-
ably wooded its Way 1th rural life
The old method of individupls is grad-
ualiy giving way to the ell-operative
, spirit and the mm: is a greatly re-
dueed cost of living and lqssened en-
penile of refining; ,.
Connecticut thrillers are leading the
through ‘ .
bf community“
lot, Nor— 3
:walk; also Stamford range. cost $32.
I
n7 ”miles 315 Address Box 31*. South
wnu. PAY nausea: WOMAN—‘
n13 1‘.
husband’s oilide hours —-Louis-
In this age or cooperation, in which I .
manufacturing and commercial inte‘r- '
meat and success by merging their re- »
sources, it is not to be wondered at : 3:
that connotation has slowly “but inevlt- -:
ship in question is in difficulties m . ‘>
”flag as that of defiance and a black
flag as that Of a pirate A green lids r:
barge it anchor indicates that there is
a wreck .in tile vicinity. The same In "
denoted by a green buoy placed over -
Wilen'ared flag is dying on thefOre _3
mast it is a slap that the ship has .poiv- .;
fps net 3‘
It is called the dander Or more: new
empty. the powder films—4103601! Globe '
, ell-operative movement and it is grad-z .
sally being extends into very feature
were abandoned m the rush from this fatal
PAGE THREE
NEAR CAL‘AIS.
(Continued from First Page l
and all attacks though made with great daftmmalmn
have failed to shake the Fm ch positions.
LONDON. NOV. 7. 12:15 p. m.—Telegraphiug from
Amsterdam, the correspondlnt of Renter's Telegram
Company says a message received there from Vienna
sets forth that the Austro—Hungarian Consul—Geeural and
the Turkish diplomatic reprisentative at 'I‘abria Persia
have been taken prisoners bv the Russians and transport—
ed to Tiflis
The Persian Government and the American Minister
at Telleran, Charles \V. Russell have protested to Rus~
sia. according to th correspondent, against this alleged
infraction of international law.
ST. JOHNS, N. 17., Nov. 7.~—()fficial announcement
has been received by the Newfoundland government
that the British Admiralty is prepared to enlist five bun—
dred men, former members of the Newfoundland Naval
Reserve. for immediate active service in Europe, to con—
tinue for a period of one year. It. is also desired to in~
crease the existing strength of this reserve from 600 to”
1,000 men. Enlistment for both 5 ervices is actively
proceeding. It is understood that the men" to be sent to
Europe will be drafted into British ships with as little de<
lay as possible no help fill up the gap caused by the
losses sustaibed in the sinking of British uar weeds in
.the North Sea.
LONDON, Nov. 7, Ionics. Illa—«Ill a‘dispach from'
Athens dated Friday. Nov. 6, the correspondent of the
Exchange Telegraph Company says the authorities of
Smyrna, in Asaitic Turkey. have confiscated all the Brit—
ish. French, Belgian and Russian steamers lying in the
port.
The public 'treasury has been transferred from
Smyrna to the interior, the correspondent continues and
the transmission of cipher: ttlegrams between neutral con-
sulates and legations has .been forbidden by the Ports
TOKIO, Nov. 7. 5 p. m.~——Tokio Is celebrating today
the fall of the German fortress at 'I‘sing Tau after an ac—1
tual siege of a few, days more than three weeks. It was
in the middle of September that the real attack began.
althoughtlle preparations for the. taking of the German
stronghold in Asia were begun immediately after war
was declared by Japan on August I5. Crowds coloured
everywhere today and many processions were formed.
the enthusiastic people dragging about with them floats.
decorated with flowers as a symbol of victory Japam
see and British flags are floating everywhere through.
out the citv '
The filial and successful attack on l‘sing Tau began
:shortbvr' after midnight Friday morning» and the first in—
mad by the allied forces, which was largely instrumental
in the fall of thefplece, was the taking of the middle fort.
of the first line‘rof defense. This was accomplished by a
brilliant charge of infantry and engineers, led by Genre,
al Yoabimi Yamada. .. 3
. Simultaneously with the charge of General Yamada
others were made. the troops (lashing forward with cries »
of “bonsai?” Taitu‘ngchcn. the fortification on the cast,
fell at 5 :35 In the morning. Cllungchiaws was captured
soon thereafter with its two heavy cannon. ‘ .
' A detachment of the first line occupied the lltis. Dir». ‘
the morning, and.
. inar'ck and Moltkejortsvatseven in
then therencmyJIoisted the white flag on the weather
astronomical... station. adjoining. the governor's Office-
other white flag was. hoiéted entire coast forts of
‘ mouth of the Haipo at 7:30 o’clock.
ROME. Nov. 7. via London ”The Tribune pllblflhts
‘ a Petrograd dispatch regarding the operations of the Rusl
stand m‘ Armenia. It also says that the Russian newspa-
pets refer to ConstantinOple bv its old Slavonic name Of
named. The dispatch follows: '” , .
” “The Russians' m Armenia are Operating along a front
of ‘160 mikes. They entered Turkey by two routes. one
. cOblnln towards Erzerum and the other». striking son’t‘ln ‘2‘. -.
ward:- The Armenians everywhere
Stuns, ‘regdrding the war as 0 Is Of liberation. Several eu-
utire Turkish regiments have been taken prisoners. '3
;“'3l‘i3le name of Constantinople has been replaced in
the Russian press by the old Slavonic. name at Tznrgrad.
‘7 f‘EIn'peror William’s cousin. Count von Scll'wefiu.
died at Lodz from wounds received in an action ,
Skieruiemcc. ._ _ ‘ . :3 , “I.
LONDON NOV. :7 ~Thecerreepomient of tile‘Dfllly
. Mall-{in the north of France under the date I" gv 5,
welcomed the Run; 3’
GERMANY Rusmuo‘srsr coups- ‘ro FRONT W ‘
describes the relief felt In Dunkirk, Calais and the neiglu . . -
’. ‘The German right is Smashed like a fallen
wmeglass. 3 Guns, stOr‘és, rifles and even the wounded
battlefield
The” chance Of the Germans Was well- on the-wane when the
flooding of their positions came as a climax of the dis-
aster. ‘ 4 , . ,
~“There Is now left no more than a remnant Of. the
German force which met ite‘fate at Year. Thirtyt'tliou-
send Germans, say the Belgnanfi have been pill; out 'Of
thesfigllt on this line th a single gun remained all this
side of the river and the tin led dead; the drowhed and
the wounded, with the nlemorfof all the tra' not wouncb
cd that left the firing line n. recent days. end one to
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‘ [her has not been any considerable action:— as wyet. - 3:
Some Kurdish rebimems, supported by infantry and '
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benign. . "
, coast of' Germany asLa result. of accidental contact “with"
blaring. towns and villages at the retreat Of the Germans »:, .
- which, he. declares. amounts to nothing less than a rout
.-;H,ez '
Ml , .
a"
' was struck by a shot from one of the forts and an gr—
» pool correspondent saying that the Turks have seized the '
‘ 1., ‘0le has been destroyed by. the fire of our artillery, at-
, long. range.’ -' _ . '
.» 7 -——A‘ newspaper
ing to Namur and sixty armored automobiles.
I report reaching here .frOI‘n. Wilhelnlshaven shows that 266.
’ Officer, were taken off by another vebsel
x in and out of the qity, and Our shells set the two alight
. we must drive him towards Flanders with": flame and
masses of the population in arms. attempted an offensive
movement in the region northeast of 3Karakilissa. The
Turks were driven back with great losses. f
‘ The Russians continue to pursue the Turkish and ._
Kurdish troops, who were defeated in the hilly regions
of Passine. Diadine and Baiazet. [hose Nantes have 3 .3
been occupied by our troops. The Turkish troops have
been in part exierminated in part dispersed." h ‘
L‘lile'l‘AN'l‘INOPLE. Nov. 7, via Sofia and Lou—
don—According to a Turkish Official announcement,
one oftlle British warships bombarding the Dardanelleu ‘
plosiOn on board resulted.
A British steamer, it is also stated has been sunk ofi‘
Alvali. Asia Minor. after the crew and cargo bell been
put ashore.
DOVER, England, November 6. via Landed—7..
Heavy firing was heard off Dover this morning. ' . :3
It could not be ascertained whether the artillery ex- ~ -.;:,
changes were on the Belgian coast or indicated a naval '
engagement in the North Sea. '
W.“
LONDON November ‘7—Tllc Eotchaige 'l‘ele—V"
graph Company llav given out a dispatch from its Liver-
lritisll steamers Asslcut and‘City of Kbirs at Smyrmt.
PARIS, Nov. 6, 6: as. m. ——-Thc French official on-
nouncement given out In Paris this afternoon says yes-
terday passéd without any perceptible modification on the
front. The fighting between Dixmude and: the Lys con-
tinued without any marked advance or retirement. '
The text of the communication follows:
“There. was no perceptible modification during the
day of yesterday, anywhere on the front. The fighting con-
linucd between Dixmudc and the Lys with the same char~ ~
acteristics as previously and without any marked advance
or retirement at any point. There was violent cannonads
ing to the north of Arms. and also directed upon Arra‘s'
' with result for the enemy
‘ 'llle German effort 'lll,BClgllllll and in lilf north
of France continues. The Germans secm‘ to have: under-
taken changes in the composition of'their forces which are '
operating in this region, and are reinforcing “their reserve
corps. composed of new organizations which have been
very severely tested. with active troops with the idea of
undertaking a new offensive movement, or at least to
mitigate the bluntly checks which have been inflicted upbn
them... - ‘
”Between the Somme and the ()iso and between the n. 1
(line and the Melts thcr has been minor actions, We ~ - 2
ham: consolidated our advance on he “ villager-OLA» ’A H
(lechv, to the west of Rove A column of‘German wag.
‘.. K. ‘
BLRLIN via The Hague and London.
pf Absbach. Bhvaria, prints 2 letter ' 3
fitom a post in the field dated. Oct. 28 in which the write 5
er dietitians" attending a dinner on the previous evening to ‘3
celebrate tbs return of two aviators. from the “vicinity of , :
l.ollIiO1l,vvho had dropped bombs near Dover
1‘.
November ‘
LONDON November 7.-—-An Amsterdam dis?
patch to the Central News states that fOrt-y heavy guns
arrived at AimlaChapelle yesterday from Essen, destined
for Arras Twelve long empty thrills are also proceeds
with- mi:
trallleuseabave left Aix-la‘Chapelle for Ostend occluding
to the same advices.
BERLIN Nov 7, via The Hague and London .-'-i:A7
use. are missmg‘fl’om the crew of the German cruise;
Yorck which was dunk recently off. the North Sea;
a German mine. nl‘hree hundred ahd eighty-four mam»
here: of the crew, inaluding the commander and the first
LONDON November 7.-'I;‘h’e , correspondent “o
the Daily News In the north of France, under date Of 5
lhursday, telegraphs as follows: “'lhc main fighting isi.‘
now proceeding furtllel’ south around Armentieres and on
the frontier line a few milel east of Nieppc. .
"Lille is burning and battered The Allies hays be
at the western end. If. we: can not bound the enemy out,
Smoke. ~ v .
"It is reported that Elmperor William , with bus staff
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