'commodations for three men,
. experience and referencbs.
. mini.
1
ants“!
Classified
For Sale.
Professional Cards, and gapine
Miscellaneous
“Ais’” To Let,
Business and
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty- FierWords or Less. 25c; i
gers" care Sentinel.
Three Times. 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion In Black.
face or Caps, Double Price.
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WANTED
_g TOLI‘I‘
WANTED —— COMPETENT GIRL:
[or seneral housework in small fem-3'
ilY- Good wages. 24 Clay street.
WANTED—TO BUY A GROCERY
store in a good location For full par-
ticuiars. address K. ~care Sentinel.
n14 3t
BOARD£RB WANTED—HAVE AC-
who
{would appneclate a homelike almos
phere and home cooking. Centrally.
located. All improvements. , ‘fioard-
' n14 3t
wmreo—LABLE BODIED MEN.
Good eye-sight, for firemen and brake-
Imen Good wages; experience unnec-
essary. State dge. Railway, care
Sentinel. n7-14-21-28
WANTED—SEVERAL BARRELS
of first class eating apples. Must be a1.
Reasonable price Will do own haul-
ing. Address J. J., care Sentinel I
’ n18 3t
WANTED—YOUNG MAN To DO‘
tip printing in bat shop; must be thor-
oughly experienced. Apply by letter
P. 0. 30; 128, Norwalk, stating age,
nla,3t
To LET—SECOND FLOOR, 5
:rooms, 77 Woodward avenue. Rent
311. 00. Inquire 7-5 Woodward avenue. _
II 1114 St - .
I TOILET ._ AN men's noon ,
house. All improvements. 6 Putnam ~
Iavenue. Apply to John F. McMahon. :3
156 West avenue. Phone 6144. an 3t jf
..1-o LET—SECOND spoon FIVE II
I
‘rooms, 246 East avenue. improve‘ ,1
.ments. Apply Mrs. S A Youngs, 241l Z,
lEast avenue 1114 31 g.-
I
gnue. Mrs. S. 8. Naphey.
neatly furnished with gas 'and cook-
ing range;‘
housekeeping inquire 41 90. Main St.
179 @So'Msin st., upstairs. All
“Net.
Haviland 'street. Rent 825.
WANTEDI — EXP mnlnuono
blocker on round paper bOxes; must
be thoroughly capable of taking full
charge. Apply by letter, P. 0. Box
128. 'Norwalk. stating age, experience
and references.
SITUATION WANTED—IA SOBEIR
young man wishes position in kitchen?
'35 cook. and to make himself usefiil.
Uoseph Rodrick. 13 1-2 Raymond St..
South ‘Norwalk. 1113 at
SITUATION WANTED—A YOUNG
man, educated and able to adapt him-
self, wants a situation at anything, ex.
cellent references, experienced ,‘clerk
and collector. Jones, Mansion House.
South Norwalk. 1118' 31
WANTED—CATTLE AND POUL-
try and calves. 14c. fer fat calves.
[7.50 for small calves to fatten. Best
market prices, W. Miller, Connecti-
out avenue. Tel 180, si ti
WANTED-J10 BUY. ALL LINDS
cattle endpoint". Bast market prices
paid Extra prices (or at calves-
06.00 for bob valvas to Misn.‘ 8.
madman. Conn. Ava..- Tel 1151 .. .
as it
:
LOST
Losr—pav nuvamsn cou-
taining money, in 6 & 100. store, 11. -
MIoltasoh or F. A. innes. Finder please
return to Sentinel ofilce, and receive
’ , n14 1t
.—.-———.-—-V-—-'=El
MISCELLANEOUS.
I 1 Have A coufaacr—ro new
. tribute a- million Free Pkgs. Borax '
': Soap Powde'r. Want reliable men And
women to help. 816.00 weekly. Wav~
IIerIy Brown, 730 N Franklin. Chicago.
1114 it
AUCTIQNi Auc'rlom - -’
Household furniture. . am. hi 32
. (Franklin, Ave. (Union Park), Tuesday
Hit was announced
I: afternoon, Nov, 17th at .2: 00 p.111.
[Guthrie Auctioneer. '
ID13I- 3ItI
_ CITY EMPLOYMENT BUREAU-
is now located at; 41 West '_Ave., Nor-
; walk,_whereI capable and reliabIe help
can be furnished at short notice. Also:
those seeking employment, please call.
n12 3t
- ms at
‘4
etc. Rent reasonable.
South Main street. n2 1
. Im BALI
FOR CALE—CHANCE OF A LIFE:
Itime to buy a nice square piano in
t:very good condition. Good tone. Only
Ithree dollars. Will accept part pay-
iment. Call No.30 Myrtle street. East
Norwalk. . n14 It
~FOR~ SALE—MUST SELL AT
once-ordered on Foreign Service.
Hupp Roadster. 1913. fully equipped.
Fifty tull- blooded ‘f'RingIet" barred
rocks, together with numerous poultry
appliances. Capt. Andreas, 203 East
avenue. - n14 3t
FOR GALE—DUCK 'BOAT, NEAR-
weed. 79 Washington street. n12 0t
ly new. Also 10 guage gun. W. L
Weed. Dentist. 79 Washington street.
FOR BALE—FULLY EQUIPPED
Peerless Motor Cycle for. sale. New
shoes. Glaxon horn, tank and head-
light. 046 00.
Chestnut street; South 'Norwalk 1113 at
FOR SVIALE—NEAR WEST AVE-
one. line two family house, and 4
fine large lots. Price only 33,150. part
cash; also 3350 buys fine lot, Nor-
walk: also stamford range. cost 332.
price 315 Address Box 314, South
Norwalit. no at
FISH AND “THE—ON YOUR
own property; em cottage and 21.5
sci-cs. near trolley,‘ city water and
electric lights. Price and terms‘ rease
onabie. Lawrence Agency, iii south
Main street. " , "1111 it
[till Illlllllti
' oases 10 same swam.
District of N'orwallt, «can *Probate
Court, November 14. A. 1).. 1914. ,
Estate of Margaret Waiter. lslte oi
Norwalk, in acid District deceased.
Ardered, That the E‘xecutrix exhibit
her AdministratiOn account to this'
I IO LET—5 DESIRABLE ROOMS ::
’ on second floor. 19 South Osborne ave- ::
1114 81 ..
TO LET—Two‘rnoN'r Rooms, ;-
all complete for light 1‘
1113 31
a
git and Be convinced. -
:r. BARTHOL. - D. c.
PAIN LESS CHIROPRACTOR.
- 9 a' m- to 5 P 111- classified "For Sale” columns. Cali
I53 W Stoso Norwslk. up. the office. and an ad. man will call
'I h 3 P m. * on you.
We are going to put on sale about 100 Alexander
Smiths: and S. Sanfords 8: Sons A/xminister
Rugs at prices that will astonish you .
l‘aAaLl Lal _LJn’ts. a'.‘
SAFETY mas'r
(hummus. large ....... 10c
‘ - lanes, ' ............. 50 dos.
[110111413 Your SPme Canada‘s?“ ............ as: .15..
ALL GREEN EXTRA.
their ..Ali cut flowers fresh every morn-
ing. Also free delivery. Fetus, Palms.
adj 118M. Won't You Try Rubber Hunts, Chrysanthemum pots.
Mrs. A. ('l'NEO.
Phone 521-12.
Many am are now enjoy-
mggood health after having
a WISEIMERCHANT g
advertises his goods. it he cannot 'do
307 Atlantic St” Stamford. it in a large way, he uses the Sentinel
A. & P. Extra Specials A. 81 P
18 lbs. Gran. Sugar for ..........................
A. and P. Flour, a bag ................. ‘ ......... 3%
Jones Flour, :1 bag ............................. r. . m
PureLardflzlbsfor...L ......................... m
-THE GREA I A. fit P. TEA C0
. 124 \iASHlVGth Sl
Telephone909
Free Delivery ,.
«For Eight Days
Starting Today, and Ending
Saturday Nov. 21
TC LIET-u-i ROOM APARTMENT. IL
for -
provements except heat. itent $13.00. - 1
inquire Mrs. Joseph Bares, 50 Benton
\ aid at
We know it is usual in a sills like this to cxplglin how Such
prices are possible, .“bought a bankrupt stock," some manufactur-
er had to have cash, or some such story, but we make no expla: .
.' nation'for it is our secret, and we don't believe you care anyway.
What interests you is that these rugs are all perfect, no seconds
TO LET-I—LARGE cross. 44 Awa- f
ter street. (inquire Edward Farrell. ‘
as m ..
n12, tit ,
Vaaet Bros. Garage, 17 -
gCourt for adjustment, at the Probate
MRS- TOTH PLEADS GUILTY. silica in No rwaik, on the 20th day of
Mrs Elizabeth Toth, of 1Windsor" November, 1914 at 3 oclocig "after
Place. who some time ago threw a noon; and that all persons interestedi.‘
boiler of scalding water on Mrs. Mary in said Estate may b5 noticed there-
Czako. a neighbor.w when Mrs. Csako I of, the Executrix will cause this order
tried to force her way into Mrs, Toth's to be published in a newspaper having
home at yesterday‘s session of theI
Court of Common Pleas pleaded guilty
to breach of the peace. -She was sen-I
tenced to 10 days in jail, but sentence
was suspended. Attorpey Cramer C.
Hegemsn. of the firm of Linxweiler
at Hegemsn defended Mrs, Toth. A
number of local witnesses were pres-
ent at the proceedings, I
-—-.'_
mm" ORLEANS corms ER
5 CHANGE TO om. Ni
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. ,14.——!l‘he
New Orleans Cotton Exchange“wiii
, open (or, "wirestrlcted trading Mon-
day Nov. 18. is decision was reach-
an by the Boo of Directors of the
Exchange at th \ lee eetlng today. after
he New York Ex-
phangs would one on that date.
a circulation in said District; at least
five days. before said 20th day of Nov.
ember, 1914. "
. HENRY W. GREGORY, .;
1114 It ‘ _— .I Judge.
AWAItho NEWSPROM MEXICO.
WASHINGTON, Nov 13. —.President
Wilson and his advisers yesterday
awaited further news of conditions in
Mexico before determining upon a
date for the evacuation of Vera Cruz.
The United States promised some
time ago to order the evacuation when
the guarantees it sought were con;
plied with ' .
, “monoraisuua'stffi .
To LIT—NEWLY DDCORATED ;‘
apartments on Chapel street. Pleasant :-
rooms. 'lmprovements, gas, set range,
Inquire M l-l
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9112
9x12 g‘
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NElV ; YORK, . Nov.
Tombs Courtroom. just under the
offices of Governor-elect White
man today The room was crowd-
ed. The. bomb contained gun-
.Vzlm . - -111».va of these three ships since they. left. the Turkish
‘, IcapiItal a week ago. _ .,;
powder. slugs and bullets
fuse was partly burnedp
George L; O‘,C€0nnor a lice-
ma'n, 521w smoke from the burn- '- I
ing fuse of the bomb, ran to the,
spotflpicked. up the nussxle. tore
off. the fuse and carried the bomb
from the court room Four men 5
were sitting on the bench In the
rear- of the court room. where
the bomb was 'found. , .
The bomb Contained explosive
enough. it was estimated to have
wrecked the entire building
llllllllfllllll IlllI Itlltlll
NEVER fills
no restore gray hair to its natural
color and beauty} No matter how old _
or how. .
long you have been gray, it will work ; ‘
lookins ~
and faded your hair looks.
wonders for you. keep you
young. promote a iuiurisnt growth of
healthy hair. stop its falling out and
positively remove dandruff. Will not
sell skin or linen.
your hair: Is not a dye
.Refuse all substitutes; 50c. a bottle
at druggists
\
FREE We will send a large trial bot- ‘
tie Fm by retiirn mall, to anyone who ~ ;
sends this Coupon to American Pro-
prietary 00.. Boston, Mass.. with their
name and address. and 19 cents in all.
var to our salt-ac .f‘
or mismatch, and very choicest ,of patterns.
Now for the prices themost interesting of all,
LOOK
9112 Smith Axtninister . ,
8‘3“ x 10‘6‘.‘ Sanfords
See our window. then stgp inside, and let us show the large
‘ assortment of patterns.
The A. V .I. Augevine 581 - Son Co...
4-36‘Washmgton Street,
rosescouarsoos 5"
I4.—-‘-A" ..
bomb somewhat similar in con- -
.struction to the one that yreck- .
ed the entrance to the Bronx .
Conny court House. last Wed- ‘
liesday night. was found in the .
Will not injure .
- Advertise «in The Sentinel.
“ Seamless . $19.90
51 7 .75
“ Seamless . $25.40
x
Um;.,
-$0.-' Norwalk.
"UVGERMKTASSAUL‘N“ IggKNDERS HAVE LESS-
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, lieved 1134 the dragging of chains along the bottom of- the . .
Channel. .This pmcedure' is believed 'to have destroyed
. «certain: German submarines which for. weeks have. been
_ I succedsful in. eluding the British guardshtps. ~I,-._-" . .,_, I
, LONDON. Nov. 14. ——An- official dispatch from Con- 15-,
stantinople, reaching London by. way of Berlin, confirms .
II -,‘Iir_tdi_rectiy_ the recent Russian statement that s_ Russian .-
. fleet has sunk three Turkish transports in the Black seIaI ,
The Constantinople report admits, that there, has been no , ,
_‘It adds that as the vessels were near Songulda, on the :;
4- his that they were stteckcd’by the Rhesian squadron _
PARIS, Nbv.14.——A special from Dunkirk states
that a French torpedo boat sank a German submarine eff
= Westende,. Belgium; ;, .
j, _ . '-Tlle submarine, it appears, was trying to torpedo the ‘
;:.:'French warship when the latter's commander caught sight
- of her periscope, put on full speed and charged down on
IV the enemy which disappeared. .A large quantity of oil
rose to the surface, marking the [spot where the submarine
sank. , . - ~ *
. The torpedo boat sustained ohlv slight damage and
7; returned to port for repairs, 1‘7 . n‘ .. . .- ..
‘LONDON Nov. 14.--A supplimcnary estimate ..~to
. gpl‘OVidfi fer another million then required by the British
I gel/eminent during the year ending March 31, was iutr — «'1
' duced in the House of common: yeSterda’y. This‘ brings
the total army, not including the Territorials. t'o 2,186,400 , i
officers and men. --
STOCKHOL'M. via- London? Nov. l4.-—-ThIe City of
Gothenburg has decided to take shores to thie value of
$2,000,000 kroner (about $555,000) in the SWedish-Ameri-
can Pestseuger Line which it is now virtually arranged, is...
to start business;- the whole capital having been found”.
It; as proposed, with the permission of England. to
m
.. Iterned in American ports.
,3 LON DON,‘ ' “November :14 «The .theorv » Thai-I
Ills Germans ari making” an unprecedented at-
‘ ' east objective? is continued by
I; ment~thnt the spbmarine menace off Dover has been re- ; ‘- .
Black Sea. the day this pla_ce was bombarded, it is possi- g = I- ,_.
. . screen of Cossacks their infantry and artillery in force . 'I
"'1-
I V grad dispatch to the Matin' the Germaiis suffered a as.
r.I
.4
.—
‘, “Nows from Helsingfos, Finland
an official just returned to Holland from East Prussia,
it here he claims the severity of the German defeat there
is attributed to the fact ,that so many troops havr been
detached for the effort against Calais
Little attention lately has been paid to the opera»
tiolls along the river Alene, but according to l'ate dis-
patches fierce fighting, recalling the early days' of the
‘ sitgc battle there. has been in progress for some time,
uith no great alteration in the line but showing some
slight advantage in favor of the Allies. I
In the coast battle the latest reports indicate that the
Germans after heavy artillery fire, make massed infantry
3‘33111“. Suffering losses much heavier than the defend—
t‘l‘s.
. t
From the east come reports that Petrograd is ex— .
pecting to hear any moment that the great battle before '
(:riicow has been started, while past Kalisz and behind a
are said to be within striking distance of the Germain-
frontier. -
Bucharest reports two .5 ustrian divisions annihilated
along 1le river Pruth, which, if true. indicates that Aus— '
trian" oppositiOn in Bukowina is at an end and the way
Ilopeued for thetinvasion of Transylvania. '
In the minor war theatres there is little to report ex. '
cept Ithe severe defeat administered to General dc Wet by
his old comrade in arms General BothaI. .
PARIS, November 14.'—-l‘hc conviction is grovvinIgV;_
here that the period of the German strategic offensive is.
drawing to a close and the the war, both on the western
and on the eastern fronts, is about to enter its third phase.
The present violent effort in the Ypres region, while V
. it may have succeeded in bending the Allies in a fewV
places, has not yet, according to either, French or Gcr- .
man reports, succeeded in breaking it. and it seems im~
possible that the attempt can be rcpcaté'd under the sonic-
conditions
~'?"lhc_ kaiser. in journeying through Flanders, visittdIIII
courtrai and expressed his satisfaction to the municipal
authorities for the manner in which the German troopS'
[arc quar‘tercd.‘ _
“Prom the Nieuport zone only feeble gun firing \vpg I
heard on Wednesday. - v .
‘ “Trainloads of wounded are continuously being
" transported from ihe~baIttle lisc," ‘ I I I?”
_ VLiVlNlXMV'. November l4.-—'l‘hc Chronicle 10+th
day describes the nature of the offense of Lieutenant
More;- a German officer, who recently was condemned to I >
:
imprisonment fer life for espionage at Alcxandrlafi
Prob!
PARIS, November. . l4;- ~According to 3 Petra»:
vcre .dcfctit. bfypnd Kalisz, lomug‘twclve heavy guns: stud t.
lcavmq many dead on the field.
l:().\D.ON November 1,4 — The 1- Amsterdam
correspondent of Renter's 'lelcgram Company telegraphs
. iltc’following, 33,,“ 1 .
"Slu'ns advices indicate that the Germans continue to
blow up bridges, and that among the Structures 30 des- »I
— ttoy..ed is the bridge near Hey-st, in West Flanders. Sen-‘ .
trics' are guarding the railways from Brugesl in. Ghent,: I."
from Courtrai to Qsténd, and _sIo forth. ' ‘ " ‘ I
' V- I“The Allies- continue ‘40; occupv Ypres. but shells
winding no. 130er yesterday killed four childreitiI Acre)».
planes are repurt‘ed to have dropped bombs which dani-
liked. the church and Itown ,hall- and: set fire' to several “PF.
cr- buildings. . I s
MADRID via Paris Nov. 14. —The alleged shootsng~
of fiteISPllnidrds by German soldiers at Liege and: the
bombardment of the Spanish iConsulate at Rheims Were
.-the Subjects of a lively debate m- -the Cortes yesterday
Deputy Santa Cruz declared that the government did
nothing to, protect Spanish subjects and added that i :it ':I
Wax especially sha’mful- hat. General Hirer-ta;- former pro-_
visions] president of Mexico, after shooting so many" "
Spaniards, shOuld be permit-ted to come and live in Sp'al
V The foreIign minister, Eduardo Date, soul the (St: I
man government had promised to investigate the Liege
afiair. . ., I
that this Was lint enough in his opmlon Germany
should be required to pay an indemnity.
LONDON, Nov 14, 10:10 a m.——A Copenhagen dis;
patch to the Star says:
states that *the
Russians have withdrawn troops from the cast and west
of Finland to join the main army, indicating that Rus-
Lsia‘s fear of a Swedish invasion of Finland has vanished.
“This withdrawal of the military strength from Fin
land has made a good impression in Sweden.
ST, JOHNS, N. F..Nov.l4. «Word was reCeivcd yes-
herds} of the arrival in England of threedmn‘dred‘men o
the Netvfoundland Naval Reserves who have volunteered
‘ for active service with the. British flood and who, it «is:
understootl. will be consigned to duty at once. it is one
pect’ed that the remaining 260 men in the reserve will
cross the Atlantic shortly. The 540 men who volunteered
for land service with the infantry are now drilling with
the Canadian division at Salisbury Plain, England. Vol-
unteers Vare rapidly coming forward for a second comm
gem of simirir 'a'trength. in the city and other parts of
the colony rifle clubs have been fonned and the meal- .;
, heresy. being put ‘tbroagh a course of musketry w’trsinbrg.~~
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