For sale;
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'Classi‘fied““Ads”
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
—-To‘ ' Lot.
Business and
LASSIFIED» Advertisements On this pa
Three Times. 50c Each Additional
e, Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c;
79rd. ,1 centper Insertion. 7 In Black
face or Caps, Double Price. _
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WANTED TO L111 1 son sens
—-—Q
. f To LET—LA on arms 44 WA- ' ,
WANTED-DAYWOBK 0R WASH” ter street. ianr‘lre Edward?“ Farrell, ? FOR SALE-‘10” CHICKENS AND
ing and ironing to take home Mrs. 119 “t . a cow 37 Highland avenue , :19 1t
’ioth 45 Oxford avenue,. South Nor
milk.
WANTED — E X P E R I ENCED
bouseworker; cooking. washing and
ironing. Wages, $25.00.
Osborne avenue,
GIRL WANTED-YOUNG GIRL To
do light housework. No washing
cooking. Short hours.
[3. J. Mints, 54 No. Main St.
WANTED—SITUATION AS GEN-
eral housekeeper. Address 75 Ely ave-
nue, n6 3t
t
~wishes unfurnished, heated room,
near South Norwaik station, with
Iemily who asks no, questions. Good
pay- Mrs, Bailey, "care Sentinel. 117 st
i WANTED—AN ELDERLY COU-
919 would like to secure situation on
a small farm. or care of a gentleman's
place as caretakers. Understand care
of horses, cows, poultry and garden.
Reference. S. H. Miller, Wilton.
Conn. 116 st
1 WANTED—CATTLE AND POUL-
try and calves. 140. for fat calves.
[7.50 for small calves to fatten. Best
market prices. W. Miller. Connectiv
cut avenue. Tel 130 61 ti
WANTEMO BUY ALE him
cattle “(pone-y. seams-thrice-
paid Extra prices for m calm.
06.00 for bob valves to fatten. II.
triedmsn. Conn. Ave. Tel 1161
ors‘u
., NOTICE.
I have it at last. What? Tin for
rooting, leaders and ‘gutters that is:
guaranteed for 157 years. Wise people
I are having me‘repair their Tlnwork,
,. Plumbing and Heating because they
' says money.
HENRY A. .HEGELEIN. , ,
1141 Wash 8t. Phone 110812 or 378‘
PROFESSIONAL.
.-
n9 1t
J. Rose, 13;
n9 3t}
or?
Apply to Mrsn,
as It‘
A Herman, CULTURED WOMANl
iHavlland street. Rent 325.
i
To LET—FOUR OR EIVE DEBIR»
able rooms to adults.
avenue n9 st' ayton, or phone 1132-4. n9 2t
, ' son SALE—N0. 127 _lvv ‘i‘HUB
To LET"WELL HEATED I"UR‘gparlor stove, good condition. Cheap.
{Naked ”90‘”- . Running water. Apply ‘ inquire 85 Woodward avenue. :19 3t
€63 West street. Phone 245-5. an at '1 »
To LET—TWO NICELY FURNISH-
:ed rooms, all modern improvements
suitable for light housekeeping, also
room and board for a couple. Loca-
tiou. East Norwaik. Address D E.
‘care Sentinel. 119 at
1 TO LET—FLOOR or rlvnaooMe
1with all improvements. 92 Woodward
avenue :14 8t
'ro 1.21-3.11, on 4 moons 'ro‘
quiet family. adults only. 77 All im-
provement}; inquire 49 Chestnut
street. 11? 3t
TO LET—THREE ROOMS; RUN-
ning water. Corner McKinley and
Rowsyton avenue. Rent $8.00. In-
quire on premises. 117 8r
TO LET-+1 FURNISHED ROOM
to desirable party; Gentleman pre
ferred. 3 gedar street. Telephone
1028-3. :16 3t
T9 hET-‘F‘URNISHED ROOM lIN
private family. 27 Mei-win street, Nor-
walk. ~ ' :17 3t
'ro LET-4110mm. rams or
houses, flats, barn," factory, store:
17 rents for all comers, See our list.
Raymond Bros. 117 at
', TO: LETe—SIX ROOMS WITH MOD-
ern lmprottements. inquire William
Enron, 8 Rowan street, East Norwalk.
Tel 441.116 31:
a
TO LET—~NEWLY DECORATED‘
‘ apartments on Chapel street. Pleasant
rooms. Improvements, gas, set range,
etc. Rent reasonable. inquire 64
South Main street. uz at
VERNON HUGHES—0F NEW
{York City, teacher 0151.11.41.13, 105 80.
Main St., 80. Norwalk. Fridays. For
particulars and terms, address Studio,
813 West 57th street New York.“
‘ 010 1 mo
, BUSINESS NOTICES “
—NOT|077E
Notice is hereby g'iven to all per-
f‘sons interested that public hearings
will be had by the Board of Estimate
e‘ud Taxation on the evenings h‘e‘rein-
after designated at which time the
Budgets of the different departments
,will be taken up for consideration,
.7 «Monday evening, November 9311,1191-
“‘ ‘ School Department.
Tuesday evening, November 10th
‘tolf Administrative and Charity.
Wednesday evening. November 11th
for Fire and Police.
Thursday evening, November 12th,
for l-lealth and (Printing, Town Clerk
and City _Hall Departments.
7‘ Friday evening, November 13th, for
the Budget of the First, Second and
Third Districts.
TO .LET—li ROOMS UPSTA‘IRS.
atsios South Main St. Rent 317
Adults only. inquire of Charles E.
Hoyt. 05 if
LOST—BETWEEN MONROE AND
Spring streets, Thursday evening, a
small roll of bills. Finder please re-
turn to Sentinel clues and receive re
ward. .. 11'! 3t
lINVEST YOUR MONEY
‘ in your ,
home town and help it grow. A lo-
cal col-perniion has a limited‘ amount
of preferred stock .101" sale. This
stock Will pay seven ‘pe‘r cent. per
' want“ is a» safe and conservativo
investment. White ‘(or full informal--
‘t‘lon. W. J. 8. care Sentinel.
Auction Sale.“
Nov. 11th 10‘. a 111‘.
at Mrs. Charles Pahlitascll’e Farm on
Fillow street West Norwa‘lk. Horses.
cows, wagons and all the farming
utensils; also a lot of household fur-
‘ ‘ing, good health after bevlng their
Spine adjusted; Won’t You Try
lit and Be Convinced. -
rmmumnulz
{PAINL'ESS CHIROPRACTOR '
ao7 Atlantic St, Stamford.
g a. in. to 5 p m. " "
63 Meadow St, so. Norwalk.
7 to 8_ 11.111. ' ’
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3M) 1113001111 or Human 111.111;
_, RIAGE =.
WATERB‘URY, Nov. 9.‘-.—~There is
no moon! ‘in Waterburv thnt F Aug- ‘
.uslus Helhzc and Mrs. Anna Holland-_
er; hill Now Yfmk were ever married
in this city. it was said by Miss Dora
Esau. compiler of vital statistics, to-
d:1y.Attorney Howard B. Spoil. al.-
legcd tohave'married the couple,
said that he has 'no remembrance of
marrying“ the couple, but thht
only N. Y. couple he married went
‘ .‘b‘y the name of Anderson, the gr‘oo‘m‘ ._
: ailing his occupation- ms a farmers; ”71‘
nd his address as Eretton Hall
the,
All meetings start promptly at nlture. 7iIf 7 stormy. next. fair day.
7: 30 p7,m , Terms cash. ' 7 77 ,
, JOSEPH J. DINXWEILER, 7A.'»T._BATES.
use ‘ 7 . 7. city clerk 7;,7‘éPF‘l-°¥°79'
COTTON OPENING ACTIVE.‘
‘. SAFETY FIRST‘ WASHINGTON Nov. 9‘.7~—~(§‘i7nnig of
.r , Includes YOI‘II' Spine cotton confines active despite the ,lo‘w
Ma any sufferers: are“ mw enJOy price Southern farmer‘s are receiving
caused byline war-.1 ,
During the period from Oct. .18 to
Nov. 1,tl71e_ginnln‘g- amounted to 2, —
207,114 balsa, making the aggregate
for the season 9. 8729, 895 bales. ghe
period’s ginning was only 5,170 bales
less than. during the same period in
the record production year of 1911
only in, 210 bales less. Compare?
with last year. the ginningsto Nov.“ 7
were. 855,177 bales more.
In Arkansas, Florida, ,‘ Louisiana
and Oklahoma the ginnings to Nov
1 exceeded those for any of the last
eight yehrs..r
‘3‘; , ~ 7
THE nsv's anti'rs.
Building Inspector C. I. Finch is-
shed today the iollowing permits:
To A R., Molkin 8: Compony, a‘
permit to erect ‘a 16 x 44 one story
’13th for Bishop )8: 'Lyned. Water-7
street. upt‘wvn cost $260 '
«To Fred Polumbo‘ a perinlt
build 11‘ tom- 7‘roon‘1‘ addition on th
21 Seaview “pheasants
7 - “pearl of the Adriatic."
and the depression in the industry ',
7 erplllilrs are fuv‘orlt‘es and form about
onelthigd "of its food. uh‘lle beetles,-
d b D‘r. v. 'rl . 211 .
“meme wn‘e y ,7‘70 0 Spiders mahé up the rest. The vexe-
table food consumed is composed ‘
seeds, emu um o bins. vciso‘ i
East Norwalk. " sol-12:13.15 room
houses. South Norwalk. inquire 49
Chestnut street. 11'! 3t
Csr fancy Green Mountain itPotatoes
Not-walk in said District, deceased
”garden of Count Goose. From 11 111-1111..
itlve landing place 11 path leads'up be-_ ‘ '
. where the two colossal uses huve‘ Cloud
remained. These be divided into three
Foe SALE—PAIR. or GOLDEN
Inquire of Box 137 Row-
roa. salts—41.006 cash on
house, $2,800 to 87,500; 6 room house, 1 ‘
’3
FOR SALE OR TO LET—NEW
seven rosin houses on Garner street.
hot water heat and all improvements.
inquire H. W. Mather, 49 Water at,
South Norwslk. :Conn. 020 it
Now is the Time
"to buy your
WINTER POTATOES
due November 2.
00¢ Buehsi at the Car.
« 85c Bushei Delivered.
MRS. A. C. CUNEO, PROP.
7 _fhone 872-127.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
rDistrlct of Norwalk. as.
Court, October 30, A. D4191!
Estate of John Neuzebauer‘. late of
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trlct of Norwalk, hath limited and '1“-
lowed six months from the date here»
of for the creditors of said Estate to
exhibit their claims for _settlement.‘
Those who neglect to present their ‘
accounts. properly attested, within
said time, will be‘debarred a recov-
er. All persons indebted to said 1211- ~,
late are reque‘tted to make immediate 7
payment to . ,
_~ 4 4- M‘SOH'NBNE Gunman. Jr. 7
near-it 7.7 ' ‘1: W B Executor
Sky Effects.
“This scenery isn't what it was,"
complained the artist. _
“i can’t see a bit of difference," dc-
clared the old farmer. “What do you
miss?"
“I'm looking for a cloud like the one
I painted last your “—Seattle Post in
telligeucer '
Work That Blinds.
Many of the workmen in the Vene-
tln‘n' glass factories begin to lose their
night after they buve passed their tor-
tieth year and soon become totally
blind. This is caused by the excessive
heat and also by the glare of the
ilmnes from‘tbe glass furnaces.
The unfortunate thing about good‘
resolutions is that they are susotten ‘
made too late.
Plan‘s Trees of Cs‘hness‘;
Not least umong trees which have be
come celebrated are two (isnt‘planc
trees at Cannoss. near Ragas'a. that
Within three
hours' walk or llagnsa, on an elevation -
above the iidelcss sea lies the famous
tween olives and pomegranates. myr-
tles and planners to the level spot
from time immemorlul, The effect
of- the larger tree upon a spectator
standing beneath it is positIVely over-
wholniing. it takes tucntydle paces
merely to walk closely round the trunk. ‘ _
' while the? spreading branches welsh
horizontally for from thirty ’to forty“
paces and than bend upward‘and fork,
A good sired public meeting could be
said in the shade or either or these
14.17.11.111... trees.-Wide World baseline. '
yFr
A curious‘atory comes 11-6111 the pen?
pie or. the Niger.
MB of 270,001 howries;1t fell to the
lot or the king' to divide them omens,
three anus, and he was at his Wits’= .
and the aggregate for the season is 79.11.“ to know what t‘b do Wlt-h the one
cowrle. A ‘wismd was called in, who
gained boundless credit by doling out“
the cowl-lea one by o'n‘e until only six “
lots of two each and gm a lot to each
son. The king to, this day attributes
this very satisfactory outcome to con-
juring. *Independent.
1‘
f-‘ead, of the Chiok‘a‘dee.
The food 91: the, Chickadee is made
up of insects and, vegetable matter in
the proportion of seven of‘ tl1e.former
to three of the bitter. Moths and cut-7
hubs, Wasps“ buss, grosshoppers and
’
Probate
', ';._ the.purpose of the Germans. .. - . «.1
11,,
,
:."~‘~. sins, accordmg to the general opinion' here.‘.1f.tl1e‘lat- 37-:
1141111..“on om. .. ‘
A7 very rich man: “
died," leaving the vast fortune (for Nb -'
‘ me some “3“, MWEdm-B‘Emrseu " '1
fnuss'IA's SPEED IN CLEARING IuvADERs wss
UNEXPECIED. '
k , . ,
(Continued from First Page.)
ticularly between the Lys and the ‘Oise.
7“O7n the center, along the Aisne, ‘the progress Set
forth‘in the Official communications of yesterday has
been maintained. ’ .
“In the Argonne and in the vicinity of \ crd1u1.the1e ‘
have been only actions of minor importance .
“On our right wing, in Lorraine, there is nothing
to report. In Alsace fresh attacks on the part of the
Germans directed against the heights of Mount Sainte
Marie have again resulted for them in a decided check."
CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 9. via Sofia and Lon
don. 12:35 p, m.~—'l‘here is great anxiety in governmental
circlbs‘ regarding the attitude :of certain sections of the
people of Constantinople.
, in the activilty of the lllllltal‘) courts .
The local police maintain a close. surveillance over
the POPUIaliOn, and any one expressing anti govermnent
vieus is immediately arrested and gouri- -mart‘13!éd. A
considerable number of ipublic executions llalt‘ taken ‘
place in the last few days. 1
'I‘OKIO. Japan, Nov. 9.——E111pcror -Yosbihito and
EliipreuisSadako have sent messages of appreciation to the i
forces jof-the Allies that participatedsn the operations ‘
resulting in the fall of Tsing-Tau, the seat of govern—
ment of [\lao—C 11011, the German leased possession in
China.
To the Japanese I-Lis lilajesty expressed gratitude
for “the faithful discharge of their duties by the offi-
cers and. m‘en of the army and navv.’
The following was sent by the emperor to the Brit
ish forces:
‘ “The emperor deeply appreciates the brilliant deeds
of the British army and navy which co-oyerating with
the Japanese, fought bravely and achieved the object of
the war.”
7 lhe empress expressed similar
ilicssages.
' sentiments in two ,
LONDON, Nov. 9, 7:55 a. 111.~—A dispatch from Ber-
' lin statesthat the Russian Black Sea, fleet has Ieff Sebas-
iopol and is proceeding castWard, says the Central News
correspondent at Copenhagen. The Russians. according
to this dispatch, have bombarded Robin and Suglu, on
ihtj coast of Asia Minor.
LONDON. Nov. 9, r): 35 a. s11..~—-\11 Amsterdam (lis-
patch in Reuters [clegraiu Company 33.st ‘ ‘ <
“ filin- 'lelegrsaf‘s corrcsl ondent at Sluis, Netherlands, 7
‘i savs that on Saturday before daybreak a British or“
., ‘glfmzd‘amalur «dropped ‘a bomb 011 ‘Bruges. ‘apparently
(legitilltldjgrillc. railway 1111117111 “lillt'”‘u'o “(lhmagc Was
done, During the night 15.030 to 20,000 Germans arriv—
111'! at‘ llruges. ‘ Between (Mood and Nieupo‘rt all is
q 11 let." ‘ “
M
PARIS, Nov. 0. 7 a. 111.—-—'l'he lull in'tlie fighting in
the environs of Dixmudc 21ml Yprcs. in the best opinion 1
here. is only the preludeof a further effort 1.; which all
the forces that the Germans can raise will be concen—
trated. The last attack made with twelve -arm_v corps,
”failed. The next it is expected, will be made bv even
larger forces 7
All advices from the front indicate.tliis7clearly. ~Thc
“reports that the Germans are gathering an important , ‘
army at Ingclmu‘nstcr the affirmation that the battle
, against France must be decided at an early date, the or-
ders given to the German gecnrals to break through be
fore the end of the nionth and the various movements of
troops Observed by aviators 111 Belgium all ténd to Show
All of the military writers here agree that the effort
. will be of the first important‘e to the Germans. If un—A
successful it is Contendedi. 11 re it «will be the last. the 77,737?
derma‘ns will be able. to. make, as they will recognize
the necessity Bf falling back on a; line which} as is their_
cuéton1,.will.have.been fortified in ‘advanCe with the
greatest possible care. They will, therefort, strain every
nerve and sinew in this battle of Ypres and the fighting
is; likely to be of a character even more intense than ,7 7
. anything that has gone before. If the Allies successful-
ly resist the new onslaught, in the opinion of the military
. writer, the day when Erancepvill be freed of the invad-
' ers7 Will be brought sensibly nearer; 7' " 7.37.77,
The fortunes of _-‘tlie War in the west are_bccon1ing‘~‘
' ‘more and more bound up with the pregr’css of the Rus— ‘ “"1 "
"“‘ter succeed in making a serious threat hi S1lesm Within
a short time the Germ‘is it 15.311t1c1pa’ted Will have in)"
in both the French army and among the French 7.
Rpm “ 1‘ i 0,. .. ‘ .L ”17171.7. ‘ ‘ ‘~ ‘
VW‘ _7_ “ V “ “vu‘ ‘f‘
LONDON Nov 9; 7. :50 a 111 -—--A dispatch from Co—
‘penhageh to the Central Nev‘vs today says: “According ,i 7
, to a Berlin telegramwGermany is making enormous prep—1
' .arstions for a winter campalgn with touts. 7 sleighs curl
fur outfits for an entire army ,. 7 ..
Loroov ‘Nov 9, 7 5‘
of the 7'lin1es in wsmw,
_. >7 says that after spen‘tlin
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.197 7 ’ 7 ”7 :. 7, 7111 vmrrur, silver! 9.- M
' CLRJIANTS ...... 3 pugs. 250 , No. 2 mm 777777 32:: mm
' Smokctl Mucous cons 25o. ~ {min PEACHES. . . . mm
58 WEETHEART ,-
77SOAP ““3 WEEK (may.
"LEADER rounm rolls.
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‘ 7 1y Wli‘LCb has been asked. '
‘10 Stamps with 1 lb Coffee " - -
725 Stamps with 1 lb Coffee - -
PURE LARD
TOMATOES
' 8TH.“ NED
. incredible rapidity and. smothering every rearguard 41c
We Give S. 8. H. Green Trading Stamps. Ask for The;
.50 ”’FRE
S T A M P S
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5 0 JW STAMPS
From Monday, Novembe 9, to Saturday, November 14; :‘
‘wiihone lb. _with ‘1 R1,. 7
‘30 Stamps
landslides: to regular saunps
i‘ut out this coupon. present it at our sir-re
this week, am] by buying $1 worth :1- more
Extracts and A & 1’ Baking l‘mvt‘. 1 you “":.““7 7
will receive. 7%,",
ill-sides Bowler 1 11d Fat! :1 Stamps F
(.11111 (:1 S11‘- s.
’lflli-i COUPON NOT GOOD U'lFR SITI lili‘t, 5305277714.
Best Coffee in [7. S. for the price. A toffee with a Result,
.1 ("cine im the lipitnre.
“3- 12
V.
m for This “mail ONLY. 2
3 cans 10
A BIG BARGAIN
BIG BARGAINS 8
Hm ulty’ 1-1 Murmansk» .5111 187c‘“
8
'cak es“
ltcduoéd for 75!}. "H
iHYn 07M“ “ ‘ w 7
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This mire speaks for itself. 7 ,
wetscrn frontier. ' V . - , ,7 , ,,
.xRu‘ssis’ 5 huge army is now moving with :‘1 precision-
which ‘15 reniar‘keble," he says f'and it is advancing With‘
firm with its numbers. The transport is 7keépin‘g‘- 9‘39
everywhere, moving forward night and day. 11'.- man
cases the main bodies accomplish twenty versts: (also 7,
fourteei‘i- lulles) daily 7 7 , “
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1...
s‘T Joints, N. ‘17., Nov: ‘ 9.411...» unimpeded mover;
merit of British Shipping in the9 Atlantic has relieved the
fears . pressed by fish merchants at the outbrealt"“‘ofx
the‘Europeau "as. that it would be impossible to market
A large part of ‘the seasons catch of cod in Neurfoun
l‘and waters Large “cargoes of dry Codfis‘h are now held
loaded ‘for Mediterranean ports and the traders l‘oo‘k
unusually good business in Brazil because of the. smal
supply Otherwise available for that market The to
cattle. for the yeaharound the Newfoundland coast is es
tlmated at about 850,7on01 Quintals, Which is 250,069 Equ‘
tala short of an average catch. In view of this shorts
end the improved outlook for markets; 7 the traders 7
making VigOrus effort to lfibiuhin a minimum price f7:
fdry. codfish considerably higher than appeared pussibl
three months ago. . 7'
A: ____,..,.‘._.~
LONDON Nov 9,3 3':4o u. 1‘.1‘.'~—T1.e nauy s...
says first a White Paper will he leaned today a“
bouncing a substantial increase in the pensions 191:.
ablet‘l soldiers, but it will not concede one- pound in
The childless widow will receive 711 b‘tl weekly and
may qurfiiiy for 5111 old age pension Thc"additionsl ,1)
sion for a first chil steekly and a liali’crown eel:
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