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.1 I buriég yesterday 'troinI 31. Jenni
‘47,
’ near South Norwali‘ 11111111.. with
em MMvuvntolflm a.
"'2'": road, Patrick J. Isle.” pl 430%. 13681.
service. and died' last Wednesday:
'7 that time on. and the sickness wak-
’1 rounded hy hi! 111116.110
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For Sale.
Professional Cards. and
Miscellaneous
"Kd_s”—-—-To Let.
Business and
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Winds"ir or Lead, 251::
Three Times. 60c. Each Additional pWord. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
Ine'e or Caps. Double
Price.
I 'wAN'rno.
WANTED—WASHING AND IRON-
inz to’taks home, or will so out. 70
Taylor avenue, “ 1110 it
WANTED - HAN'DY MAN TO
help. lay stone; and do a little carpen-
terins and odd Jolie. For information.
telephone 64-6 Dorian. 1110 it
WANTED -— EXPERIENCED
honuv'ork'er; cooking. washing and
ironing. Wages. $26. 00. J Rose, 13
Osborne avenue n9 3H
,1
A REFINén.‘ CULTURES WOMAN
~wtshes unfurnished. heated room,
family who asks no Questions. flood
' pay. Mrs Bailey, car's Sentinel 113 it
.-= WANTSMATTIIE AND POUL- ,
I try and coitus.
It]. 60 for email calves to «use; East
100.10! tat cfelv'ee'.
nierket prides W. Miller. chanson-
out avenue. Tel J1”. ’si ti
WANTln—im BUT ALL ”NBS
nuieendpmth'r BeetneMprion
paid lien'ezprion doe let calves.
Madmen. Gone. Ave. Tel 1151
Ioil &
. N01119:. . ‘
I have it at lest.W11et? Tin tor
rooting, leaders and gutters thet is
guaranteed tor i5 yaere.‘ Wino" 9601116
are having me repair their Tinv‘torir,
Plumbing and Heating because they
em money.
HENRY A. HEGSLIIN.
111 Wash 31.. Phone 1160.12 or 378' 'v
WAN TE D
A REFINED LADY ~
to represent a line or high-clue specialties in
Children's We ri A perei. “eased
Am “633-1131.“ 60050
sold direct to the people in and near our "O"
with e ersoteed ee1'inu pl 35
pron ”11011 t1293110111 totem-tin; and profitable
, 1 >' i . 1 :'
LOST '
_ LOST—BROWN OVERCOAT. SUN-
day. Finder can get turther informe-
tion hy applying at Sentinel odlce
1110 it
g:-
l
1:
nc—u—v-
SAFETY FIRST
included Your Spine
Many sufferers are now inlay
god'd health after having their
iepflglie adjusted. Won’t Ybu Try
111 and- Be Convinced
F. BARTHOL. D G.
PAINLESS CHIROPRACTOR
' 207 Amhc gt» ’ M” M
‘> go. 111. to 5 pm.
63 Mendow. “Sh, SO. Nome
‘ .
we.
BRONX ENeINeee W140 osovn
.. MANY recuperate. . was
men. I, :1: a
a. After thirti:—throe1fiears"'ot 11911111
“fan's..."
service 'as_ an engineer for Did
stro'pt. died at his; honie. end will
'11
”11
Church .113 WAS the 116111 known'en
sinner 111 the eervioe >oiItnei‘1-ailfoed
1.121 was called 113611.111 all of- the ini-
portent trains. such as 111191111111
carried the presidents of the United '
States. no
No scold
[other prominent onlcials
of any kind 11111-2311 iii“:
Jon's oareérfien‘d he was known as the .
quest oereiu'l and incident "Giant oi j:- :y ."
die was ' ,
I ‘vyiui Brigntjs' 911.111.11.11-
Von you ."so.;1 complaint from Which ’
the Throttle" on the road.
taken :1".
" envy engineers finite} after resin or
1— Nazis came to this country tron;
oedema enter: or the engineers 'wh'eh
« weryyoung. He hag chorus; of V.
Colonial, Washington. Merohant's' end
Knickerbocker expresses. out not; oi
his work was on the Washington ex-
press. (or the past ten years '
‘ The last day he reported tor work
.119 teitwliny, and decided he had hei'
to:- not take his seat in the
cab. 1111 returned home He 111111111111
oped his heart. He never rallied tron
the attack. and passed away. shr-
lyoung man who will help with 11111-
11111; water. Corner McKinley arid
. Rowaiton avenue. Rent $8.00. in.
-, quire on premises. ‘ .~ 117 at
, private tamilih 37 Marwiu street Non
Suite 511.l""§do‘vmsuma‘va. 11111003111: 5 V '
_ rents toreall comers.
‘ Raymond Bros.
4 at 10! South Main St.
inquirit or chat-lea E. '
19.1.1431; nnd'l' heiprit grow .A 11'11.
A«:»z
New ”on‘ti
Nov. llth
' ireland when 0,1197?! seven. 11nd on; . (I _
g 11 ads; employ when“ of
_ Erie ro'se‘ rnpldly. end ; ' ’
the 'Ph ,
Bosch. The groom is is 661;th 151.11 «.V
Bosch of 37 Lee sItrIeot,‘ Stamford; ”and
1‘01.“
— To LET—4W0 STEAM-HEATED.
furnished rooms. with or without
board. All improvements. Inquire
any time at 120 Washington street.
top floor. right head side.
'ro LET—611001! FLAT. N0. 220
East Washington street. inquire
within. , 1110 it
To LET—JIEATED FURNISHED
room for gentleman. Refined surf
.roundings. Two furnished rooms fol"
light housekeeping Cheap room to
nice. inquire 2 High street. 1110 it
To LET—1.1111011: man. '11 WA
tor street. inquire Edward Ferroli,
iieviland street. heat :25. n0 lat
To LET—FOUR 0R FIVE D'Iilfll'k-f‘
able rooms to edi'dts. 31 See‘view
e'venue. 119 it
To LEI—Willi» HEATED FUR.
nished room. Running water. ~App1y.
.83 West street. Phone 245-5. 119 at
T.o LET—TWO NiOELY FURNISH
ed rooms, all modern improvements
room and board tor "ac couple. Leo's
tion. Eent Norwelk. Addrops D. E.
care Sentinel. ' 119 at
I-Ivr- awn—-
TO LET—3 OR 4 ROOMS TO
quiet temlly. adults only. All im-
provements.
street.
117 at
T0 LlTaFURNlSKED ROOM iIIN
111111.117 3t
'ro LETLHOUSBSI PARTS OF
housesg'iista. hams rectory. store:
‘ See, ouri list
’ 111 in
To AST-ENEWLY DEGORATED
apartments on Chapel street Pleasant
rooms. improvements. (as. set range.
etc. Rout redsonehle. inquire 64
South Main street 11?. at
-» .V'Tp 1L‘T-6 ROOMS UPSTA'IRS'.-
Rant $11.
“Ad is only.
‘4 . .05“
‘Koyt. '
W up n-
LOIT—BETWDEN MONROE AND
Spring atr'aet'e. Thursday‘ evening. a
111.11 roll ot hiiis' hindsi- pieesq re'-
turn to Sentinel once and raceive ro-
ward. . n7 .3!
1110 at V
suitable 101'- light housekeeping, also: ‘ '
leading 49 Chestnut .I
To per—THREE 11001161 RUN- VV
'Id'ey oi Noyeinhor. 13114»...
FOR SAL!
FOR sane-11.115103 WAGON.
Good business. Address X, care oi!
Sentinel. 1110 at
FOR SALE-5 PASSENGER "'-CAD
illee. Fine condition. Full equip-
ment. top, windshield. speedometer.
prestolite. A bargain. G. P. White.
'rei. 1319.3. 1110 at
Foe “Lb-Pant or 601mm
pheasants. Inquire otBor 131 Row-
eyton. or phone 11834. 119 at
'FOA SALE-No.12 NY HUB
parlor stove, good 11111111111011.0111»
inquire 86 Woodward avenue. :19 3t
seven rosin houses on Garner olroet.
inquire ii 11.11.1111. 49 Wetér St.
«South 340th Gene.
W
Now is the Time
‘ to hu'y your.
WINTER POTATOSS
Ger tency Steed Mountain Potatoes
due November 2.
I06 Mei at the Car.
new» Delivered.
111.11: chimp. PROP.
‘ LY". I "0M, (’54:: ,
[fill Willi
oases do sari-1.11 ACCOUNT.
Court. November 2. A. D. 1914.
wall; in 66111 District, (loosened
exhibit their Administration account
day or Nogemher. 1914. at 10) child“.
1mm... and that all persons inter-
ested in 111111 metals may 11 noticed
thereof. the Administrators will cl'uee
paper having a circulation in said Dis-
trict. at least five days hetero said
16th day of November 1914.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
1110 it Jurist.
District '6! Norweik. ss.,'PIro'iI1ete
:QIourt, November 9. A. D.,'1914. ._.
.Eemo‘iii’ Cheries 1 Se'iieoit, late oi
'Norwelk. in said District. deceeeed.
this Court 101' sdlustlnent. at the Pro:
b'ate once in .Norwnik, on the 1818'
It 11V O’clock.
owner YOUR MONEY
1‘
ml corpol‘htion liens. in'm'iad iiinount
unmounted etc for. .Ieale This
not: fill) pip “iii!“- per oo’nt'.;pe11
weirmtl'd Ids a: .111. 6nd; conservative
investment Write-gar. Ituii. interme-
T’W. 11V 'B. oareSentinel. ’
Auction Sale.
,.
.et 1111-1. chariot nominee's m '
Pillow street. Wont Nor-violin 1111111199.;
df’i-‘if
niture lit stormy. "
:Ternis c1111: , '
1111 ny 11113 Catharine some litter
is employed in the Yale I Tome leo-
tory. The couple wiil II
ford. "
——.~.—.———~—-—-fln—"'
iANITARiUM INMATE MlINNO.
s
oops. wagons snd‘uall' the firming
”c
'm'renoou; and that elipsrn
ested' in" iiid" Estit'ei may be 11011 Add
‘ ,e
peppy hs'gjns a circulation
{Mflfileflv'mfidl'
unruly or November. '.'1,""1
_ lstriot oi N666!“ m.'?{".w-
Court. October 1111.31.91); .1914
mutate oi ' enryalii Cooley
Norvgelk iuiflid District, 005'
11:11
1
ins Qou'rt ‘th Prong
'oooen to some Accouu'r
Q Dietrict o! Norwelk.
court, November 11.10.1911 V
Estate at William R. Lockwood, iete
oi 1111111111111 said District. deceased.
Ordered. That the trustee under the
will of said. deceased e'shihit its so
count to this Court torediustmt. at
roe eel-e on to LIT—NEW .
hot- 1.1111- heat and all immrementa. "
1120“ -
District of Norwallt. se. Prohete 7'"
Estate 6! Sem'uei Mott. late of Nor: ' .
Ordered. That the Administrators -
to this Court (or 'a'diustnieni. at the ' .
Probate aides in Norwaih, on the 16111 . .
this order to he published in a If-newe 1
needs To -8§TTLE.ACGDUNT.~ - >
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Orderedu'l‘hst the 11111111111111.1111 'V -
11111111111161 Administration 1111121111111 111. ‘
«tension "
thereoi. the Minimum» 111.1111
. 1'1 .
District at captain deli Magnet}
III-1‘. ..
Prohete V.
Scorch is 111m suede by the local town-chats once in Norwaik. on the
ho. tor trees at a “use" innate 34th day at November. 1114. at ii
1).!!th I'D
sons. Joseph c and Genus w. and
iii- mm. Catherine.
tinny premieeet railroad use at-
Dr. itseP‘erland‘e’ hesitation etl 'o’ciooh Meson: eedtheielipersoss
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GERMAN STRONGHOLD or name TAU HANDED
' To JAPAN.
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vessels' to the bottom. ‘Nithin three days she had sunk
{our vessels there She was accompanied by the Ham-
burg-American steamer Markomannia as a coilicr. The
Markomannimwas sunk Oct. 16 oil Sumatra bv a liniish
cruiser
Leaving the Bay of Bengal, the Emden sank thrrc
British steamers in the Indian Ocean on Sept. 14. On
Sept. 22 she appeared off Madras and shelled the cit)’~
extinguishing her lights and disappearing When the
forts replied. Then she renewed her activity in the vi-
cinity of Ragoon, where more 'British vessels Tell prey in
1161' Again shé disappeared, and was not Marti from un-
_til she turned up at Penang
The captain of the steamer Parom put intb Sydney.
N. S. “C, yesterday,.and reported that after the slicers
of the Emden at Penang she was overtaken by a British
cruiser, b11t,Vbcing'ihc faster ship, was able to escape. 'lfu'd
- store ships accompanying her were left behind 'anci the
British caliper captured One and 531111 the other.
w
Chile Nov.1,>wh'en the Briitish squadron under com—
‘ mood of Rear Adinirai Sir Christopher Cradock was dale,
tented
machine guns. She sign was equippod with too suit-
43 1-3 foot She we; laid down at Dant'zig, 111 1906,1133
completed in May, 1908. 1,.
~, Tho: AnetrnIi'teii cruise} Sydney carries. e main battery
of eight 6.111111153113111. giving her a decided advantage over
knots,ss.,agn1nst {he sydney’ s 24. 7, the former 9:913:1qu
or repair8.
indian Ocean belonging to Great Britain.
”3—.—
cr Koenlgsberg, which disabled the British cruiser Paga~
11118. 801116 weeks ago. has gcen bottled up at 11.111 island
on the coast of German East Africa, by the blocking
« 'thc channel to the harbor.
British shipping since the beginning '01 the War. but with
lead humantltan the latter. She disabied the 11111111.
or
five were killed and eighty wounded « , 1*: . '
' down in 1905.
Mafia Island on the east cdast of Africa, belongs to
years ago
' " ‘
1» . during‘ filte' mice. deysdtas hampered militsrv'
"continental“figiitmg 'j » .3,
~' -:~ tinues. to'be “prolific source of discussion ,whioh. ia'i ‘ .
imbwm «indicate ester the madequets weeds. .
Stan “find? "* I. .,
.. Petrograd r‘eports- hvely'iightnag, “ .
while from, both.V1enna :a‘ ' '
' Iggovernmont
‘ do suffered n
......
tory over the Russians to East Prussia. who have been
pushed hack over the border 13y General m Morgen af-
ter a' stubborn and aanguinery battle on the field where
much important fighting ioolt place in the early. months
of the war. Berlin' is in the dar‘it with regard to the
recent activity on the am Warthrohut admin that the
thanyemmoiummm mount oi halite
ssdtersedtodieeest. >
‘ ..
aw.
" 1
The 'Emden was a sister ship '05 the cruiser D1111;i , r V.
den, which participated in the naval battle off the coast of ,
. The Emden lied ncomplcment of 361. Hor armament
consisted: of ten: 4.1 injehr guns, eight 5.901.111“. and ion: n >
‘1‘"de l7 7 inch torpedo italics.- The cruiser displaced . , V,
3.500 6119's She \y'ds 387: feet long and had 11 11611111 91,: f - 1
the German ship While the Speed 06 the two warohipo' '1
was theoreticniiy equal, that at the Bmden being 2.1;5
was foul Midihei' engines badly racked from her three .-
months Of almost constant cruising in southern waiters. > .
chasingwnnd héing chased? and with no port for refitting .
I’i‘h‘e Keeling, or Cocos Islands, are a group in Ithe I I
LCTN'DON, Nov. 10 12:pr ‘m.——-The(}crma11'cruis- '
of;
1111 Koenigshcrg, like the Emden. hes preycd upon -"
crquBegas'ue' 1n Zanzibar Harbor on Sept. go. 'i‘ scuty— .
The Koenigsberg is a protected cruiser And was laid
21112111111, but was assigned to German inilucn'ce $01111: «
' 11011151131th Nov. 10,’ 10:10 at" 1'11;-.-’i‘.‘he rag which ‘ '
tions along the Alene seems ~to have blotted 6111,96 '1...
lasithe' reboi‘pt oimewsns'conccmm the entire zone of '
dieing oioved whether. to the east or to the nest. con I
The Berlin official reports claim an Important "Vic- ~ ~ ‘
situation thmend 1.121111111me m1-
1
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'y ing between the sin and the region of Armcnticrés The
1.».
' 1" ed hy‘ the checlungnoi' a German a'tiack in considerable
region oi lgoiyre, between” 1 Rh'cims and Banyan ance.
" Wthe'ofienswe r1319 Allies. however-*‘hrescnicdr'
plateau: including the Chen'm des Dhines, has been oi.
copied and will give the Allies the hotly contosted pp-
' cities on- the platen of Vrsgny east of Salmons.- «‘11
broken at any point. The German report" expresses isn't-I
isfaction" with the progress being made around Y‘prcs.
The food situation in Belgium is improving. The
American Commission liavin g this workvin hand now has > "
its supplies under way. to remote sections of the country, ,V
and the German authorities have announced their willing»:
ncss to assist in the feeding of the starving population of
Brussels. ~
- PARIS, Nov. 10. 2:40 p. m..——_The French Oificinl'I
bulletin given out in‘ Paris this afternoon'says'that yen— ,
terdn} the action continued with great severity heti‘eocn
the sea and the region of Ar nciiiicres -
The text of the communication follows:
“The action continued all day yesterday with the
Same intensity that has characterized the previous fight
ms
encounters were of particular violence for the reason that ' '
the opposing forces are alternately taking the offensive
‘ “Summing up, it may be said that the day was mare;
{61:13:16 the: south of} Ypres.- and bv.perccpt1ble p'rbgieée' '
on the part of Fiction forccs>~ in the «vicinrt'y- oi Brie ..
schoote and betwée'n' Yprn‘e and Armentieres. ’ ' -. »
' "Equally. On 111111011191 the British troops all the '
German htta'cks' were repulsed with energy . I.
“Along the: major part of the front.iron1 the; canal:
"of Les Basses} as int .15 the Wocvre, our troops inadm-
secure the results attained in the courSe oi the“. past 6611'"
days. ’1 here: should be reported also, our progress in the z
"in Lorraine tho-1o is nothing to report >.
' "In nil: Vosges Fresh attacks on, the port oi the
én'emy directed against the heights to the south of Meant
Snintc Marie_ and to the southeast of 'i‘hann all 1111’... been
rcpulsed’ ; .
'lVlERLIN, Nov. 10 via The. Hague and 1401111011;
1020’ a. m.~—_~Anothcr Russian repulse on «tho blo'od— V
drenched and trefidvscarred hills of the easter'i'i' Outlet; 1
of East Prussia has been re mrtcd to Beflii' fr.
binnen under. date of Nov.‘1
‘immltnneously with their
1min. into East Prussia. by the old route south of W '
bnlicn but they were inct -t the frontier by General van
\iorgene’s army and after véry heavy fighting were virtu—
on back across the ironticr. I -
.1 No intimatiotts regarding the strength of the forces ' '
ungageg'ha-ve been published here, but thev must have 1
been ;c_‘ousiderabie‘. inasmuch-391118 Russians nre reported
asuixavnig {oft 4,000 prigoners in' German hands
Ibo fighting. qccu:re(i on thoqid battie' ground-who
newmccordmg toweports recelv' . I
. lit ntivnhcé 6n Monday.was sometime owe: '_ ,
ihceGermans. after two days; (ligament 1111114681.: again ’
is believed to he the key to the Aisne situation. "this pin; ,
rtea'u, once teeim. can easily be held. as it is cries-crossed
with ravines 11111311311 which lion tributeriesut the AMI '
The heighte‘ trout title mint to (“tarmac are believed to
he held by the Allies. . -
111 Alsacethefieneesshew new a mired de-
indebtheirsttechsiogie the advantage noise on 1%.
lit-lo Where” fruitless». Theituetieehere.h‘_
insisted. WWW «1;; door. is when fie
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