wit a 1 Maud
ants!
For = Sale, .-
Classified .“Ads”~To Let.
Business and
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
Includes Year Spine
Many suffem are now enjoy-
mg good health airs: having their
spinesdiluterl. wen't You Try
it and Be Convinced
BARTHUL. D. (l
worker out of work; wanted as sales-J
face or Caps, Double
Price.
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words or Less. 25c;
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Biscu-
PAINLBSS CHIROPRACTOR.
any A St, Stamford.
' 9" I- m- to 5 p m-
63V Meadow St, Se. Norwaik.
In
b.
7bflp.m..
_ WANTED
WANTED—EXPERiENCED LADY
mokkeeper. Wm. Eifron, ll Row an St.
n23 31‘
WANTED~FORD CAR IN GOOD
v.0.ndition Answer immediately, stat-'
mg terms. Ford, cars Sentinel. n23 3t
,.
WANTED — YOUNG MAN BE
iween 18 and 20 years of age, must
know streets of city and vicinity
well. be a hustler, and tarnish best or'
:ueierences; to right party. a steady
position and chance of advancement
:is offered. Apply to Mahackemo H0-
is! Between 8 and 9 o'clock Tuesday
evening. Ask clerk n23 \lt
P- -....-
WANTED — VJANITOR WlVTli
email iamily to take charge of flat
house. Apply at Raymond Bros.
, n21 8t
MALE HELP wanes-4330s:
man for strictly first class garden and
farm seeds. Good Day. Winter or
permanent. Cobb, Franklin. Mass.
all (it
WANTED—PUPILS (1N . ELOCU-
Iionand dramatic art. Beginners giv-
en special attention. Call mornings.
nr telephone Miss Phyllis Greenstein.
i. Crescent Terrace South Norwsik.
J " n21 3i.
i
WANTED ~ MANUFAC TURE R
wants man to take charge or piece
goods department, must be quick and
accurate at figures and come well
recommended. Address Manufacturer
care Sentinel Ollice. n20 3t
‘wANTED—CATTLE AND POUI.
try'an'd calves. 14¢. for tat calves.
[7.60 for small calves to fatten. Best
market prices. W. Miller, Connecti
cut avenue. Tel 130. s1 ti
WANTED—T0 BUY, ALL “"033
_enttleandpoiiln'y. Bsstmsrkotprices:
paid Bambi-ices for (at cures"
snoo ior bob valves to latter»: a.
I‘riedinsn. Conn. m Tel 1151 ‘f
on it
”whereof-To BUY ALL mos
cattle and poultry.-Bestmarhet prices .
paid. Extra prices for fat calves.
$5 00 for bob calves to fatten. H.
Friedman; Conn. Av'a. Tel. 1161.’
‘ ' '0” if
V stores. Finder will 'rVetur'nto 7 Court-J
TOLI'I'
TO LET~FIVE ROOMS. FIRST
Ziioor, water in house, furnace heat
Apply No.1 Center street. 1123 it
To LET—ATTRACTIVE APART.
.ments, East Washington and Chapel
streets, modern improvements. r-ecent
l1y decorated. Rent 310 .00, 812.00.
!.81400. inquire Dr. Bohsnnan. 64
i-South Main street. Telephone 60.
l n23 ti.
: To LET—ONE NEW TWO FAM-
ily house. 32 Taylor avenue, all ‘im-
provements and s new seven room
Icottage. all improvements, 34 Taylor
avenue. inquire United Grocery 00.,
or Raymond Grocery Co. all it
TOV VLET—BU‘NGAUOW, NO. 27
ILincoln Ave. All improvements. Rent
820. Inquire of Charles E.110yt
n19 tf
To LET~TWO nouns, warhea-
ed 'orunturn‘lshod. light housekeep-
ins. One furnished room. well heated.
Refined surrounding. Transients ai-
so. 2 High street. n21 st
To LET~AT 104 WEST smear.
9 rooms, suitable for one or two iam-
llles. Rent 39 and 810. inquire on
premises or at 33'Wsst street. n20 3t
TO Lev—Lanes areas. 44 WA
ter street. inquire Edward Farrell.
Haviland street. sent :25. at) 18t
LOST
LOST—A WHITE FEMALE BULL
terrier puppy, With black spot on one
ear. Lust seen on Stuart avenue.
Notify T. A. suliivan, 9 Valley Place.
n23 It
‘LOST—ANDALE DOG. BLACK
saddle and dark tan markings. short
hair. Very wiry. name Vl‘Tempest."
Wore 1 inch black colldr. No licensV .
tog. 11.8 Benton. Tel 1416. n23
~.—~- -~———~ ~41
LOSTmSMALL WATCH VALU-
able for remembrance of my dead
brother; his initial is in front. A. 0.
A, and in back? his picture. Reward
for return to Sentinel. « n23 1t
LOST—VPOCKETBOOK CONTAIN-
ing about 89150, and other articles,
between Cliiiord and Parker's di’us
lVand PiacVe. n23 1t
IFOVR SVALI
FOR SALE-SEVERAL HUNDRED
heads 01 cabbage, 83.00 per hundred
I C. care Sentinel. 928 St-
PVlANOs FOR 8ALE~WE 'HVVAVVE
several good bargains in used pianos
.thd player pianos. One Mathushék
upright, $100. Rosewood Kranich and
Bach. $125. Huntington; nearly new,
B225. V88 note Player Pianos from 3375
V lip.
' a
Prices include free delivery. one
year's free tuning. stool and soar!
~ Irree. Payments as low as $1 a wool;
'No interest on instalments M as...
, neaneVIV-g Piano 00.,104 Washington
street. n28 IltV
fOR SALE—2 SINGLE IRON BEDS
Vnith springs and mattresses tables,
‘ 1N orwalk.
M (3.
chairs, bookcase. wash VstaIVId, .and
Edison cylinderphonograph with rec-
ords. Inquire ’58 Franklin avenue,
' wnZl 3t
FOR sate—~4snvnnan HUNDRED
heads at cabbage. 13.00 per hundredJ.
Care Sentinel.
.>..-
""KIIé'CEIJIIAiIaous.”
{SLEEP coup—enavn YQU'R
feather bed made into feather IVIVIat-
ireSIi- Winter VVand summer side.
I‘Iress at once.
V!
Hair and cotton made over like new.
Special prices for 15 days' work. Call
Ior and delivered. Send us a card
molding Mattress Col. 128 South Main
etreet South No:WsliI, Conn.
WHO WILL TAKE~MY VUPRIGHTV
piano and store it for its use, or will.
sell cheap for at least 850 doan. Ad-
w,1.., care Sentinel.
120 at
”—VSYMPVHONY RE‘VHEABVBALA
The members of theVV Norwalk Sym-
phony orchestra are requested VtoV re
member that the regular rehearsal
will be held on Wednesday evening of
this week instead of tonight. The pub-
lit rehearsal will be held on next
. , {Monday eveniiig. and a full attendance”
. preparation therefor. '
is desired on Wednesday evening in
n19 3t ~
liars. Casseroles; Etc, .
LOST—AT NOON ON SATURDAY
last. near Westport bridge, plaid
steamer rug. Finder please commun
chthe with owner and receive reward.
Lola, Box 725, South Norwaik, Conn.
1' n28 3t
LOST ~ DURING THE STORM
last Sunday; from dock at Seaside
Place. E. N.. a seventeen toot white
Dorey (boat).
Norman Seymour, 54 Cove Ave. E. N.
V ' 1120 iii
FIRE, BURGLARY, THEFT
the loss oi many thousands or dol-
Inn in actual ash kept at home or
on the person. “on. too, WRA-TV
”scour Yotm Oriana yawn.
BEES?
The only safe place (or valuables
isin a safe delimit vault. And the
time to arrange rah their, safe-keep-
irié New Wanna You HAVEN
Out Sale Deposit. Vitals is lire
pron.» burglar-proud. flood-prom; and
proof W unsuihprined interfere
once. Two persons may rent a box
together and thus save hell he mist.
A lav-8e box, “mm {or the in;
dividnsl. mailbe ass to: tripod year
Larger hora at proportionm price.
79 WSB‘IHIVK‘OVVII'VMI V
. THE PsoPns's TRUST
COMPANY.
Thanksgiving
Suggestions
Aluminum Cooking Utensils, Plank
Ions, Soapstone Griddles, Mont Chop-
Albert F. Gehebe
25 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 1069.2. . from“ Delivery.
SOUTH NORWALK. ,
Beisrd if. returned to ..
SoiNoronIk‘
Steait Boards. Pastry his, VWeiiie 1r. .
‘ -
f
EvcryVycsIV-thesethreetblngsosuse ~
Roasting Pans) Dinner Setafilutlery“ ,,.'
,Black Sea, by the RusSian feet,
. ed in conversation with the Berlin correspondent of the
GERMANY CLAIMS VVICTQRY IN: SAW IN
RUSSIAN POLAND.
\ (Continued from First Page.)
that as Germany is not able to compete with Great
Britain In the construction of battleships,~she is devoting
greater energy to the building of an air fleet. Naval
construction is taking relatively second place.
Both sides continue to be reticent concerning the
progress of the great battles in Poland, but Berlin is con-
fident that Gen. von Hinderburg will justify his repute.
tion as the most successful of the German generals. » A
military authority quoted by The Berlin Lokal' Anzeiger fl
declare that the fall of Llemberg is only a. question of
time because General von Hindcnburg is rolling up the
Russian right while at the some time the Austrians are
attacking on the left. 5 > - It It '
Petro‘grad is silent about the strategy of the present Fancy New Citron ‘ _> , V
campaign, which does not seem to excite any greater SWeet Oranges “ dozen
concern in the Russian capital than did the previous
German advance on . Warsaw.
In the Near Eastthe Turkish forces are reported 1-00 Stamps With 1 can WB Powder 503
within touclivof the Suez Canal and the famous E'gypt- fl (6
ion cam *l (l‘l‘V add I he re had a brush, With the - 5c
a... ‘ .. 1’ ‘5 . ° ‘ 70 2 bottles of Extract ...,..2 ,
Within Great Britain‘s own borders attention has V
been turned to the sensational affair in the alien conccn- ' . ‘ . _ - _
tration camp on the Isle of Man, in which several pris- .30V1V .‘ 20 .
oners were killed. In a body the interned aliens made Va 0 Stamps FREE . .
concerted attack ou-the British guard, who seem to have {wag :NI “Firm” ")HD“1N:;C V V
not only suppressed a mutiny due to discontent with food . . I an sum 8|:ka lilo ‘ r E
and quarters, but to have actually quelled a desperate at- amps 1 a... yummy ammqoc amp
tempt at escape. i 1 mn Old Down or Atlantic Cleanser , ,
LONDON, Nov. 23—An Amsterdam dispatch to
Reuters Telegram {Coinpaiy says that during the bom-
bardment of- the Turkish port of 'l‘rebizond, on the
the Russian consulate
was demolished and the. consul was'scvcrcly wounded.
BERLIN, via The Hague and Iniidon;~Nou. .23.-
'V"'l he Rusiahs have numbers on their side. ”but numbers
alone are not the decisive factors. In t’Vil‘é present stage ,_
of the wet less than for before we are not afraid of
Russian numerical superiority. At Tanncuburg the Rus-
sian outnumbered us thrce t0 one yet the result was a
notable German v florv
These are the views of General rvon Hindcnbcrg,
now facing the great Russian war machine. as express-
Neuc Freic l’rcase of Vienna. _
r
PARIS, Nov. 23.——A dispatch from Rome to the
Fournicr Agency states that Prince von Buelow has
been appointed ixcrman' ambassador to ltaiy.
Recent dispatches from Rome hsvc\ indicated that
Herr you 1. lotow the German ambassador therc,V \ was
about torctirc. Prince Bernhard von Buclow formerly“
chancellor of the German Empire. who usually resides
in Rome. and who through his Italiannmarriagcthas great.
influence in Italiansocicty. was. mentioned as likely to
take the post. in view of its importance at this crisis? A
..,
WASHINGTON.»~N0y.g23.~Vienna 3 foreign an... .
V patches to the Austrol-lhngarian embassy here today re.: «
peated the substance of the War Office communication
and added: ..
“The Austrian troops in Russian Poland have-V cap,-
tured 150,000 prisoners. In Sci-via our o‘ViTenVsivc com . ‘ 1‘
tinues in spite of the strong resistance of the fortified» ..
positions of the enemy and enormous difficulties ' »of
T;ground caused by bad weather;- 2,440 captives; taken;
total Scrvian prisoners during fighting since Nov - 5," .
'reaVcths r3900. , . ‘ _ , .
. ‘M—~ - ».
u
LIVMA‘ PVVchu, Novi 23. ~11 is declared here Vtoday on 3:;
eennngly Vgo'od authority that the Germans have been
”4
.maintainingj‘. what is d‘csoanVeVd; as 1 nadil station outside ., - .
f of Valparaiso, Chile. v: Here they brought together. a num-
her of vessels having on beard coal and provisions.
Chilean reports reaching here say‘t'ii’at the govern-
meat is determined to stop these breaches of neutralitv
oven at the cost of war. ~ 3.
PARIS. Non. 23...“... officialgFrechh bulletin given if
» out in Paris this afternoon'says‘thatyc‘stc'i’day Ypr‘eszVas
subjected to a violent artilleryifirc,‘a‘nd that many of its
importantbuildings were conumcd-by'thc'flames. " ,. V
The text “of the communication follows; ~
"Yesterday was marked by a violent artillery
town of Yprcs. where the belfry of the Cathedral, theV mar— 3
kets and a number of houses were set on fire, to Scissons,
and to theiiu. - ~ ~
V “In the Argounc the day was Characterized by hot ~
fighting
were repulsed.
~, ‘ Knights «Columbnsvaounciis
‘. ., the quarters of
" _ ._ it is planned to hold a number
fire. ' T. V‘
The enemy directed his attention particularly to- the
V . it is menmned Thomas EQMcMahon
The enemy delivered spirited chads. “Audi.
Thanksgiving Delicacies at the
A. CE. P. Store ~
25 lbs. Gran. Sugar for
19 H u , ‘6
"Best Creamery Butter, a pound
n Cheese u
Fleur Large bag
:“ a barrel
Seeded Raisins 3 pkgs. tor
Cleaned Currants 3 pkgs.
Mince Meat ‘
New Mixed Nuts
IVS;
‘(I
lie. so
a pound
............................ 10c
l but MP Wimmiershirc Sauce. inc
flpltgsNoomesBI m,oripkg..100
. l plqr. Dog or Puppy Bimuils...100
. a'mlu's Grandma'u honing Wax such
with llb.
............................ ac
COFFEE .. ......_... ....... ..
‘ _I “I... Ull’liuco’enmor no.1;- rows!
or .......................... 10c
- ' ' ' ' - ionnl’lhk uni-sun. ..... »......10c . ,_
‘ cents liar antenna mono Jam ..... ...ioc .
‘V .V g ‘ “ 9" 1 (ms: WA... ......... v.1..ldc ..
a ' '3 . v.3 .
li)‘a . p.
1‘;
ThanksgIVIng Coupon. E3: 4
OVutoutVthlchoupon. :proscntatssonr saw this much, and by buying a ’1 '
sI worth or more oi min, (momma, may HSTBAU’IH, asp RI'ICBSor m 7 ,
MP BAKING POWDER, you will receive. a
pie
50 STAMPS FREE
‘ “calm the Regular and Extra Stamps: given ._on Sales
PROM ato‘sbar 310erth to snowman. -. novamnm. as.
(This mupou not flood sitcom, November 28)
Tim, 0.1mm ATLANTIC 62 Picnic m (roan-An.
: over 850 sun-c. in the United our...
P ' 3
50$§3§§Free
v
T elephonc 909
124 Washington Street South Norwalk
Gonna]. as VweiVFsVs wthefiposrd or oilV number Eoi‘n‘i‘throazb .. ”.V .
also. of both coiin'clls. .,. hours this year than 'over “last
it is‘gsnersiiy conceited!“ '
went earnestness
' 1 V‘A‘V " --~_—-.——.——0 »
VDlVVomllVlli and South Norwsllt: KnlghprWER AUTOMOBILES THAN
d Coimbat Plunder the Winter be h m i i
s decidedl and.entertsin~ . um VtVon as. mates- 03V before: it is also credited. .
In: which origami gatherings have trained. by .319 “member «it N01: wan. oi the police in seem
séén‘ pausesb a joinl coinmiitee s: W mfl‘em the WW0}. chines in single an; use not
nie- Vorwaiii nail South: NoIIvslkV “Flown,” £0318 *9 N9“ Haw-"F V‘" them to pass one another!"
‘ At a tlIeJootball game, on Saturday. nun-u. city' limits.- 3W them- out
ln§,V ”10 number 0‘}; Anachhios which quenm not no my WOVYVB:IVb w
wheel elm site an afternoon. iln .
“IS h Vy 1wntmn council. VP§VPV§°VVQ SEEN?" 1501‘“ thin 79" was: through the town within
the joint odmmlil?” Valid Bdard Vol Ol ‘93“ “‘5‘“ 1““ 0‘. “.‘eV 9’9“?“ ”Va" observation. ' ‘
ilcers (lauded to hold the opening at;- iT‘l‘“ mil “P“ brought, out by “‘3’ ’ .
ch and Velltémmmenb. on “is :GYBIVI“ -Ka"tlier V0VV KIOVSOT. 0f 7 PViII'Vk Shelli-s UNITY Pfilfl‘ “I CLUB OF N
ills of December 1. in the rooms of tho 'FVi'rst District. who he'pt. taily of the , wgn _
Norwaik Council. William .1. Mani-Wars for both Your}! skin; the conni'” The ”my political and “Social
, tateV deputy .Wlll he ills.- weaken-theme“ “l“. “01'“? 0 V9' '36 59d 11 L5 'ycalertlay hold an important ..
V can." 3 1 ‘ o'clcck. mail rKosers. this year cousi- in: the Tariov building on 5w‘
'91 the even as: all 1,942 machines in that timsy wmxgi ton street. A committee was
at no to draw up it charter an ,
2005 cars passed by her view a rear'm'nmum “a mom“
ago during the same hohrs. ‘VAooord- minus tor a grand .‘W‘w
“1310 Mill ngfil’l observationsthis in“ in ‘hé “an: (Elfin.
year the travel was heaviest at 10:50.1t'hc‘ following on cars we“:
When for bed minutes 400 athVomolliies LM‘*T3“”MYW K0” { . .-
Vichn~fl. Shorter
passed her nouns. To obtain inn sin- “mmwmmrmn mi _ ‘
tistics Miss Kroger remained on the Treasurer—Barnum mm _ ,
job Saturday evening from s to l Trustees—Frank 3m». 1..»
o'clock. and caries that on. she. ll News - 7
counted 1.150 machines remains from
the game. Avérsging the em M
went by to, ties-out user-Mo.
3. ......._...... -.M.Ww
V lectures and Entertainments (if varioiis
2 kinds. and the aliairs ”wound to
inspire interest. Prominent local and
cutout-town speakers will be engaged
at dinersnt periods, and the quality
of the entertainment. is assured when
and James Shoshan have this in their
charge .
Mcommittoe in charge are :Thoin-
| insuussmm oav
l i” ass-I. no W
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