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DIED I "TO Llrr
DiED—KEELER. AT NORWALKQ To LET~MODERN APARTMENT.
'onn, November 16. 1911. Sarah Steam heat and hot water furnished -
at Sentinel of-
n17 31
Whiting, wife of ell-Governor Edwlnjlnqulre “Apartment"
11. Keeler. in her 70th year. Funeral ‘ flee.
service at her late residence 12 Mon ‘
evenue. Thursday, November 19 1914.
at half past two [1. m.
a
To LET—0N ROTON HILL COR
Der Highland and Sound View a13-el
~ hues. Colonial residence, eleven rooms. ‘
iimprov.ernents Barns, etc. Owner on
Mrs. I“. C Grifliths 111'! st
WANTED
7 . Ipremises.
WANTED -- SEWING LADIEs'i
dresses, :13 and up, children' s 25 cents
T0 LET-LOVELY
six ‘ ROOM3
“Id up Mrs Anderson. 17 Pleasant, new half house, all conveniences, and;
n17 it improvements, 5 minutes E.
Depot, on State road. Low rent.
WANTED—20113 LIGHT HOUSE-3 Maring Const 00.123 Washinston
keeping rooms. Must contain modern3 street his 61'
improvements; steam heated prefer-l i .___..._.__.__ -~ -
trod. Apply all week to Charles A. I To LET—THREE ICOOM APART-
Hermann. (lately it Brennan. ~12 meat, 21 Elmgrove street, South Nor-
rtouth Main street 1117 It walk. Apply 133 West street. 1116 31
street, E. N orwaik ,
l
. WANTED SITUATION A8 To LET—.SECOND FLOOR. 53
housekeeper, by refined middle aged rooms, 77 Woodward avenue. Rent
Scotch woman Good plain. econom~lg11oo
pcai cook Moderate salary 41Westl n14 Y3t
avenue. n17 It;
3 To LET — AN EIGHT ROOM
WANTED—BY A RELIABLE WO- house. All improvements. 6 Putnam
.luan. a situation as general house avenue. Apply to John F. McMahon;
worker Capable 01' taking charge-l 66 West avenue. Phone 6144. all at
Address "Work" care Sentinel. 1116 St'
. WANTED—COMPETENT GIRLS on second floor. 19 South Osborne ave.
tor general housework in small [Pm‘lnua Mrs S 3 Naphey.
ides. Good wages. apply Wilson's}
'l3lmployment Agency. 1116 213
3 tar street
Haviiand street.
{inquire Edward Farrell.
WANTED -— COMPETENT LADY Rent $25. 119 181;
.‘hookkeeper and stenographer.
experienced in flat Manufacturingl‘ 1-0 LET—NEWLY DDCORATED
business preferred. State particulars.: Yapartmenta on Chapel street. plan”:
Address “Bookkeeper" care Sentinel. 11.00"le Improvements. 83‘s. set range,
-' 3 ”15 3‘ ;.stc RentWreasonable. Inquire 61‘
" """ "" “‘ leoutll Main street. he at ‘
WANTED—T0 BUY A GROCERY3
Palate in a good location For full par-
Yiiculars, address K. care Sentinel.
Y; , 11131 31
MISCELEANEOUS.
sLEaP oooowua’va YOUR
BOARDERS WANTED—HAVE AC-i feather had made into feather mat-
30mmodaiions for three men. WhoItless' .Winter PM summer side.
would appreciate ‘ homelike almosn , Hair and cotton made over like new.
more and home cooking. Centrallyismcm prices for 15 days' work. Cell
(I.
located. All im rovements, "Board-3 liar and delivered Send “a a c”
are" care SBfilllfBl “‘4 3t 1 Folding Mattress .00.. 128 South Main
.‘3sYtreet, South Norwalk. Conn.
lliil .lllllllii
ORDER OF NOTICE.
WANTED—To BUY ALL [11le District of Norwaik, ss., Probate
“m. and 9011“”. Boatmarkotmdculcwnv November 16. A D..1914 ~
mm Extra prices 19.. fat “1qu Whereas. written application has
15,00 for bob "1“. to .‘tm 3 3been made to this Court for a demon.
friedman, Conn. Ava. To] 1151 inflation with the will annexed of tho
3 o” u estate of Alexander Cahnpbell late of
' iNew. Canaan in said District, deceas-
3. WANTED—T0 any ALL unsealed
“all“ and poultry.l_1estnla_r3ket pricebl Ordered That said application be;
inlaid. Extra prices for fat calves lheard and determined at the Probate
335.90 for hob calves to fatten. H. lomee m Nor-walk on the 23rd day of
“"iY‘Y’dPla'lv Conn. AVG- T01 1151- INovelnber, 1914, at 10 o'clock foreo'
. 029 if noon; and that public notice thereof
WANTED—CATTLE AND FOUL-“I
try and calves. lie. for fat calves-J
37. 50 for small calves to fatten. Best.
market prices .Miller, Conceal-3
cut avenue. Tel lwso 31 if:
.._ ‘3! Yule given to all persons interested
FANCY (“'3 '1‘ FWWERN Ytherein by publishing this order in a
Chrysanthemum lirge ....... 100
- _ R _ newspaper having a circulation in
l loam....§;.'“‘_“f',fijg ''''' “$05; 32:: l said District, at least 3139 days before
ALL GREEN FX'I‘RA. . said any of hearing.
All cut flowers fresh every morn-3 HENRY W. GREGORY.
ling. ALso free delivery. Ferns, Palms, l “17 3t Jaded.
Rubber Plants, Cllrysnntilcmtml puts. .
1111-111.A.(}UNI'10.‘m-‘W‘?Tr " '3
l’honc 521.12. I 891ch? NOTICE. ,
District of Norwalk. 911.. Probate.
SAFETY FIRST Court October 30.11 13.1914.
. Includes Your Spine ' ‘l Estate of Henry 11. Cooley, late of
. Many sufferers are now enjoy.'Norv13alk in said District. deceased; ,
Eng goodhealth after having thcirl The Court of Probate for the Dis-
Spine adjusted Won’t You TU trict of Norwalk. hath limited and al-
[u and Be Convinced. Extract six months from the date here-
for the creditors of said Estate to
F. BARTHQL D C iexllibit their claims- for settlement.
3Tho se who neglect to present their
PAINLESS CHIROPRACTOR accounts, properly attested, within
2‘)7 Atlaittic Stu Stamford said time, will be debarred a recoverY.
9 at m. to 5 P- m- - All persons indebted to said Estate
53 Meadow St-l So NONID-lk. 3are requested to make immediate pay-
7308/? m. ' went to
1m ‘i 4 MRS' ELIZA R" COOLEY’
~. “‘ ‘ *1. comes M.c.oonnr.,11,n., -
‘ o ‘ I 3 JOHN H. ooonnv.3
' 111017 24 Administrat‘oreo. , '1‘. A
BRUNSWICK ALLEY CONTESTS.
. At the Brunswick Alleys. lapt even-
iing. the following scores we‘re made:
‘ In the pool contest lvers. rated 90
Advertise Your
wants 1" the lo‘flflotfltlliwling: events tile following
SENTINEL
Defeated Holden, rated 80. by a score. e‘d
91~293
94-496
m
;Kelley ........ 98 103i
1Milcy..~...~ ...... 2.113 89
t
I '3 3689.; 3“Well 3.1.3.3; 1... make a bluff at
Ireland 102 so toll-4.28s Yn‘r‘ around applying?" 3
{Russo ‘ .3? ‘H thought he could. ‘but hang:
Inquire 75_ Woodward avenue. 3
To LET—6 DESIRABLE ROOMD
n14 3tY
TO LET—LARGE STORE, 44 WA-:
3 son $111.:
1
FOR DALE—BAY HORSE, ABOUT;
lie hands Good for any kind of busi—i
Iness. Phone «153-2 after 6 9.111 'l
Y3 1117 31;
l FOR SALE-ob! Ila. SELL AT31
once—ordered on Foreign Service,
lHupp Roadster. 1913 fully equipped I
Fifty full-blooded "31113191”- barredl
mocks, together with numerous poultry;
Mapplianoes Capt. Audrusa, 203/ East‘
avenue all 3th
N.l
3 FOR SALE—NEAR WEST AVE
nue, tine two family .house. and 43Y
one large lots. Price only $8,150, part
leash; also 3850 buys line lot Nor-3
walk; also Stamford range, cost 93le
price 915. Address Box 311, Southi
Norwaik. ' .115 (it?
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FISH AND BATHE—ON YOUR?
lown property; Noam cottage and 2'.“
iacres. near trolley, city water andi
electric lights. Price and terms ran-l
unable. Lawrence Agency. 153‘80uth3
Main street. 1111 NY
3
son SALE—A nor on SPRING.
geese at John i‘oder a, 181 West street
hill 8!
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omit IEII 1’11 truer
or 11111111117. I
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’charges upon embargoed shipments of
live stock; hay and straw, held by or 3
dare of the Department of Agriculture.5
The commission’s announcement says: f
"Carriers are required strictly to ob-'
3regulatiolis and may not deviate there-r
« from. This commission may. however.:
upon application made to it, permit?
changes in tariffs upon less than thel
30rdinary thirty days‘ notice. Should;
the carriers. or any of them. petition
this commission to make effective lip-l
on one days notice tariffs which wiil3
3suspend theassessment and colloctlorll
of demurrage occasioned by the order:
of the Department of Agriculturathlsl
commission will be glad to give prompt?
plicatlolls. " ‘.
I HARTFORD Nov. 17 ~Cattle- Com
lmlsaioner Jeffrey 0. Phelps said this
afternoon that so for stable luvesiiga-z
tlon showed seventeen head of cattle
in four herds were allicted with foot
land mouth disease In Connecticut tbua
3.7ar He received yesterday a telegram
more government headquarters at!
Washington to the effect that the eu- '
3tire state would be put under strict
lquarantine today and that .l. A. Kieroi
mm. a government inspector, arrived
in Hartford yesterday afternoon to
itake charge of affairs for the govern?
man.
i The greatest number of infected am i
male found in any herd thus far is ten;
in that of Jonathan Bigelow. of Man '
cheater. He “has seventy-111's head of,-
'blooded stock valued at $6,090 and all
will be killed. I
Dr. Ingram. deputy cattle commie-Y
sioner,a
are on a tour of inspection this after- 5
110011, clothed in rubber outer gar-I
quest of local food inspector Haggarty-
lto accompany them was denied on tltef
‘ground of public safety
NEW BRITAIN "Conn, Nov 17~0at-3
tie infected with the foot and mouth
disease were found in two New girl l
tain dairies this morning by -.,Dr
George T Crowley, the local inspector
entitle Two more herds in which:
animals have been reported as, sick
are under suspiciOn and will be visit-
ed fills afternoon
two dairymen purchased cattle fromi
Max Case. and Dr Crowley says thel
bpread of the disease to New Britain;
was caused by the purchhse of these3
infected cattle. .
WASHINGTON Nov.12.‘Tlle State;
of Washington probably will be placed
under quarantine today because of the‘
discovery of cases of the foot and;
mouth disease near Spokane An in-
the infected cattle had been ship 3
Iped west from the Chicago Stock.
Yards. 3 ..3 -
*“Hear about Yll‘erdy‘s hard luck?3
Ills father told him he’d llaVe to goi
'tdwork.", I '
lulu
serve their published‘tarlff rates and ‘
and favorable consideration to such 90': .
l, _
l
and Dr. Keeley. of Waterbury.3‘
and the herds were placed under quanl '
it is known that* '
‘ 1+
ments, including high tap hunts. A re-l - »
spector there reported that he believ—3 .3
3 lug.
> during the German occupation Of Puisculx llc
prisoners of war.
,Frencll made achral attacks. which. however were
WINTER HOLDS N30 TERRORS FOR FIGHTING
NATIONS.
(Continued from First Page.)
report that the German converted cruiser Berlin is attempt-
ing to escape from the North Sea and take up the career
Of a commerce destroyer in the Atlantic; but as file liclu
lin is only all 18oknot beat, it is believed more likely then
she is acting as a guard 51le to a sublllarillt flotilla
The Prince of Wales now is at the front but some
disagreeillellt exists as to the probable length of his stay.
One report declares that he went to t‘SCUfU lllmlc fllc
body of the late Earl Roberts. willie-others have it that
he is going: out to become a member of the stall of Sir
john French, milllllander—in-chief of the British expedi—
tionary force. in any case there is little ground for ap-
prehension as to the personal safety of the prince.
Russia has forbidden the export “of lllctals,‘Y\vitll rel“
lain exceptions ,ill favor of the Allies. This step is cr-
pected to increase the demand for American nletalst
The agitation in the newspapers of ll’olland for joint
intervention from the queen Of The Netherlands anti the
president of the United States has not as yet evoked com»
menl llel’e.
Italy is the latest recruit to the talllpalgil of the
\lllerican relief commission and will no“ actitclv ell—op—
cratc will! the commission in its unrk nl rcliuiilg the
distress lil/litlgliim.
PARIS. Nov. 17, 2:40 p. 111. ~'l‘llcrc u as given out in
Paris this afternoon the following official cotlnnunica—
tiOll:
“F mm Nieuport to Duxmlldc and in the region of
Ypres, the canlloadillg has been resumed wiltll greater
violence than ill the preceding days.
(ill lilo-"canal to the :
south of Dinmude the action of our artillery checked the '
work that the Germans were cndcavorillg to carry out
to keep down the inundations. The enemy was «1111ch
led to evacuate a portion of his trenches. which had been
filled by the waters.
“ 'lwo attacks of German fulfill"), our to the south of
'llixsclloote and the other to the south of \ pros. resulted .11
failure. ()fl our side we have
iiixschootc and the canal.
“Between Armcllticrcs and La liusscc tllcr has been
an artillery (lllcl conducted with great spirit.
"(1)11 the Alene certain (German detachments
endeavored to cross the river in tin vicinity 311i Vailly
were either driv all back or destroy ed ‘
"On our positions on the right bank of the Alene.
up stream from Vaillv. there has llccll violent cannonad
'lllis applies also to the Rllcinls legion, null shells
have fullcll into the city of Rllcime."
a
.. made between
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progress
CH‘rXLIONS—SU'R-MARNl3. via Paris, Nov. 17. ;:15 a.
which .
M ~A1F§€llcllmalh \lfrcd Duroi by llanlt hasibceu Rate A
fenced us; death by court-martial for treason.
During the battle which raged around Rlll‘lmrl
Sept. (Mile I touch artillery operating mar the tillage of
Pilisculx was subjected to a terrific bmuhartllllellt by the
mi ‘
(,icertlllsmlo matter how often they changed their post .
tion. A careful watch was kept. and it was discovered ,
that a mile in front of the French batttrics. a shepherd.
was feeding his flock alllong wilit‘llY \vcn- snow
fire
while goats.” '
'I‘lleshcpllcrd was arrested and inquiries showed that
only inhabitant who bad not been molested. ‘ and that lit‘
was the. *-
had been given the white goats, whose presence “3 as ti? 1
signal the position of the branch gulls.
Dill-01,31 his trial admitted his guilt.
M
LONDON, Nov. .17; 3:15p: in.~Prcmit-r
area.
All subjects of the enemy found on neutral \csscls.‘
the Premier also said. would be liable to detention as
Mr Asquith also announced that oil and copper
, would be declared contraband of war._ “ .. .
BERI IN, Nov 17,1137 wireless to London 1 :07 p.‘
terday passed quietly in the western arena of the war ”in
the sclltll of Verdumand to the northeast of Cilcy. the
:11
hand." ‘
.LON’DON. NOV. lye—Tile CcntralNcws published .31
dispatch from Alllstérdanl saying that a German llelvspa-
. :‘Yper appearing ill Brussels declares that a ll ritisll aviatm
has dropped a bomb on the town of Courtrai. in Belgium
. The ensuing explosion killrtl fifteen of the local popula-
. .Ytion‘. .3 . . 3 .
LONDON ‘ N013.17.-lhe corruspOlulLut of RYrutt-J s
Telegram Company at Sofia. Bulgaria. telcgraphs as fol»
lows: 5
“The lie-called Persian meeting in LOllSttiililHOPYlt'? (le—
" mending tllé clacuation of Persia by Rilesinll troops and
urging that Persia declare war on Russia; has assumed.
*‘the same character as the grotesque street proceSSiollsmr-Y '
' gani'zcd by the .Comnlittec of Union and Progress on the
occasion of the abOlitiOn Of the capltulatlmle
“It is stated that the mourn of tile resollltions
the meeting uerc‘ not Perstans but Young Y'l‘ urks." .3
' .4 Yet the rate of about 166 bushels to the;
Yslicccssful ‘ . . l. .
‘Opcrations in the eastern arena made further fu-
orabie progress but detailed reports art not )01
Asquith.- ’
. stated today that tile British‘govemlllcnt had decided to 1
declare the whole of the North lies to lk.‘ in the lllilitary
in. _——Gcrnlan Army Headquarters gm e out an Offitiai- lc- '
'port this afternoon as fellows: ”Generalh speaking, ves-
Ilil- ' '
, 3 . l()\lX)N, Nov 17. IO :05 a ln.—~— \tlispateh from
. Y; surrounded the Russians at Hullmellrcszi
' Icrop of Cdnnecticut for the present
. lvcar as a sample of what this state
, creased demand and the
3 3the acreage . 3 3-
" ing on about the same acreage and
A. _& P. Extra Specials A. 8: P 3.
25 lbs: Sugar for 31% .
18 lbs. Sugar for
3 pkgs. Raisins ...................................
Sweet. Oranges 25¢, 30¢ allilY35Y¢doz 33
Maine Petal-fies, a peck ......................
THE GREAT 31.1.1 1’. TEA C0
124 \V’ASIIINCIUN Si _
/ Telephone 909 . Free Delivcty;
Roberts told him he intended to speak to General French.
about the too great scerecy which, to his mind, was kept
by Illt‘ military authorities at the front and at home con—
coming the work and brave deefls Of the British troops»
He considered that while military movements should be
kept absolutely secret, the knowledge of how the liritv
isll soldicls were fighting against great mills would great~
l1 stimulate rccluitllp,r ill England
BERLIN, via Amsterdam and London. Nina l7-Th¢
il.oak .‘lllzcigcr ill an editorial the death of Lord
Roberts. .9
on
eye:
3 ' "(in tile occasion of tlzc death of Lord Rtilbertll the
whole (it-rmall press expresses itself alike ‘aprecistivcly
about illc {alien enemy. Eton in war moments occur
when the fiwlltcr salutes the cllemv with the sabre instead
1
I of striking lllill with it. Such a moment has arisen with‘
l the rlcp'lllturc of Roberts."
Copl-nbawm to the Star says if is learned from ‘a German
. source that .11 Russia“ squadron has left Helsillgfors. Fir».
Y . land. and is steering soutluvest with the supposed inlets-r 3'
3 lion-01' engaging the German Baltic squadron.
l - l()\'i)().\'. Nov 17 9. 350 a. m..-—\ Sofia dispatch to
lm-‘ltutcl s Telegram Company gives an Offitial statement
issued at Constantinople on Nov 15. It says:
"lurkisll troops attacked the» Russian position at Ly-‘r
5 ion, situated in tile proximity of the Rilssian frontier, a
3 short distance from the sea. and the Russians Stlfierml 111:»
vcrc losses. I‘llc Russians attempted the landing of troops
l which lluwcter were dispersed.
l ' \llotllcr Turkish detachment occupied IhlSkelly and
(apturillg a
quantity of ammunition and provisions
Y; . " lllc Russians bombarded today uithout result the:
.3? illlllticl post of kokmusil and Allis-lull."
I a" r “:3 ‘~ 2,.- '4 """~"""“"*-- “—‘Mw .3
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3 conuec‘ncur POTATOES.
ed, than that of the present your!
. . :nbont 870. 534 bushels. the year Mi.
YSImple of What state Can Do In One favorable one.
Brunch of Agriculture. . le Comparing the ‘W V“- .
A short timeago we cited. the potato agglfifvgfifigfimm ‘
Maine, the greatest pots ‘
‘Stato in New England. was firm
same. while in New York. the” "
,producer of potatoes in the Union. the
average was only 96 bushels to tilt!
u.cre Now let us suppose the aver-Ins
of the two Connecticut famous.
given to haye been that of the m
of 1999. we should then have "
aggregate of over 4 .500;000 finally).
{the state for that year.
“‘73 We do not know exactly the mini
Since that time. there hale been 3:23:33 3:11; :23; 930353?”
some individual returns from growers
in the state. which show what increase :h:,esowl:::: ‘23]: :lguygrflpoo, at
iconid have been made by akilful farm- in “mm and “seesaw “‘puzflt'
in the last fourteen years. The M
titration gl in Plymouth and
:dam is valuable 'as shelving what
he done with the soil of this state
all the potato-growers worked Yup
that standard results would tie it
improved .~Bridgeport Stahdlrdp 3
l
could do in one article of agricultural
production. The opinion was then ell-l
pressed that. had the farmers of the'
state known what would be the in-l
prodtablel
prices this fall. they could have in-I
:creased their output of something more
than 2,600 .000 bushels by at least 11’
million bushels. This would only have
'reuuired an increase of one third
Yralso what Connecticut soil will do for;
those who wisely use it The crumples
are furnished by the Hartford Times
3and are as follower
l "A Plymouth man right here in Hart
Y3i‘ord county is digging from fifteen njr
acres a crop which he estimates will
gaslrre'gate about 2, 500 bushels. This is
When two men are extremely .
lite to eaoh other, it is a sign that.
they dont like each other but” 11
acre. in lladdam, Middlesex county, is
another- farmer Who has done equally
as well. He has harvested 1,600 hush. they 881'. “Hello, you ofnel'y
eis of marketable potatoes‘ from nine WP!" and "How's yourself. .4 ..
acres. Bis average yield is about 168 porch-climbing 0199033931”?
Y bushels. they are good friends ~0incintilfi
Here are two Connecticut farmers Engine“ 3 _
raising more 11111111000 bushels of sat-l Y_ ‘ . "
qsble‘ potatoes. The combined acreage A WISE mango-muff.
was ‘24 acres In order to judge the advertises his goods. If he cannot
. product properly. me. apply the figures it in a large way. he uses the ._ }_'
of the National Census of 1900 to it, chsflflefl “For Sale" columns. Cal
(Y which gites the potato product as :1.- np the mike. and an ad. man will
Ytbd 53-1. 11 larger product; it will be not- on you.
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