mar, 1m .7 11m é
Wants i
For Sale.
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
SAFETY sins?
Includei Your Spine
Business and I“, balm“... 1......
spin. adj
3 it and Be Convhiced.
Lassn‘mo' Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c;
.... 1 . N . .. .. . 1...... . a... . ... . _. . -.
Classified “Ads”—To Let,
3.3:de stems-'13;
acted. Won’t You Try
BARTHOL. D. (‘
. PAINLESS CHIROPRACTOR.
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black- 3°? Agni" tit; :‘gmmd'
face or Caps, Double Pnce' ‘ ‘3 63 Meadow St., So. Norwalk.
’ , } 7 to 8 p. m.
waursn 'ro er 3
WANTED -— BY, RESPECTABIJL‘
woman, situation at general house-
work, competent and trustworthy. Ad-
dress H., care Sentinel. Answer by?
letter. 11?? 113
WANTED—A MAN TO CARE FOR
two horses and one cow. Must be a
good milker. 46 West Ave, Corner;
L‘edar St. Mrs. Andrews. n25 3t
MALE HELP WANTED—SHOE
marker out of work. wanted as sales
man for strictly first class garden and 1
1 arm seeds. Good pay. Winter or;
permanent. Cobb, Franklin, Mass. i
an 6t.‘
WANTED—CATTLE AND POULI
try and calves. lie. for fat calves.
37. 60 for small calves to fatten. Beat3
market prices. W Miller, tilonnectl-3i
rut avenue. Tel 130. I1 ti
Twaurso—ro nor ALL a1rtns3
cattle and poplin. Beat market prices
paid Extra prices for tat ealvea.
moo tor bob valv- oo Men. H.
l'riedman. Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
est tit
"waurEo—ro BUY ALL mums
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid. Extra prices for fat calves.
135.00 for ‘bob calves to fatten. H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151.
029 it
FOR SALE.”
FOR SALE~LUNCH AND POOL
room, 61 Seaview Ave. East Norwalkt
{Telephone 1557. n27 3t
may— —.
.1 FOR SALE—WHITE ROCK COCK 3
scale Pure bred and pure white, m1
strain contains the beat blood in
'America. Wm. L. Gear, Wilson Ave.3
‘ n27 1t3
FOR SALE—SEVERAL HUNDRED
heads of cabbage. $3.00 per hundred. J.
0. Care Sentinel.
~~.._. ..
Willi PliSllllll
ill kill] MESSAGE
Plan is Approved by the National
Council at teachers at Eng-
Iiah
‘ CHICAGO, Nov. 27.—,~P1‘esident Wil-
son's practice of reading his message
to Congress was approved here today
in a paper read at the fourth annual
meeting of the National Council of
{Teachers of English and in another
paper his injunction to preserve strict
neutrality with reference to the3Eur
opean war was scrupulously observed
in touching 'on the true meaning of
"culture" in the light of modern de
(velopments. The latter incident was
observed in a paper on “Our Speech,"
' by Katherine Jewell Everts. of Pom-
:fret, Conn, who said: “The word ‘cul-
1ture' is up for examination, dissection
and rehabilitation. The culture‘of a
' great nation is under arraignment.
Education is about to be called upon
to subserve a quality of culture in-
solving a new ideal of human relation-
ship. Domination or possession will
no longer constitute success inter-
~course."
1 'Miss Everts refrained from direct
identification of the "great nation"
[under discussion.
Commendation of the reading of
the Presidential message came from
,Orton Lowe, assistant superintendent
”(of schools of Allegheny County. Pa.
“Not all pupils can be taught
write. or even to speak well, but al-
most any one of average intelligence
may be taught to read," he said.
n19 3t. '
10,.
T0 LET—HALF HOUSE, SECOND‘
street, and.house on Pleasant Ave..3
Address J. Wallace Marvin, East Nor-3
walk. n27 3t:
—LET—-FU RNISHED ROOM, 3
TO
3electric light, heat and use of bath. 5?
Vi est avenue, South Norwaik. n26 3t
3
To LET—ATTRACTIVE APART.3
ments, East Washington and Chapel
streets modern improvements, recent- 3
1y decorated. Rent {10.00. $11,300 1
$14.00. inquire Dr. Bohannan, 643
South Main street Telephone 60. l
n23 tf‘
TO LET—ONE NEW TWO FAM-
[lily house. 32 Taylor avenue, all Tim-
:provements and a new seven room
cottage. all improvements, 34 Taylori
avenue. inquire United Grocery Co.“
lor Raymond Grocery Co. n23’ tf
'ro LET-BUNGALOW. N0. 273
Lincoln Ave. All improvements. Rent3
:20. inquire of Charles E. Hoyt. 3
ms t?
3
3
1
1
I
3
3
TO LET—LARGE STORE, 44 WA-l
ter street. Inquire Edward Farrell;
Haviland street. Rent $25. 119 18t7
3
war 3
LOST—AT ST. PAUL'S PARISH
House Wednesday night. topaz and}
gold breastpin marked C. A. I), Find-1
er please return to Rev. 1., B. Howell.3
n27 Bti
LOST—ROUTE BOOK. FINDER:
please return it: Borde11'.s l28 Wash 3
ingion street or Roy Wood. 37 Orchard
street and receive reward. 1127 2t3
LOST - WEDNESDAY AFTER-1
noon, small diamond brooch. slngle'
stone set with pearls. Suitable re-
ward if returned to Sentinel oiilce. “K"
n26»3t
LOST—AT NOON ON SATURDAY
last, near Westport bridge. plaid
steamer rug. Finder please commun-
icate with owner and receive reward.
Lola, Box 785. South Norwalk, Conn.
' n23 3t
FIRE, BURCILARY, THEFT
Every year these three things cause ,
the loss of many tlmnsands of dol-
lars in actual cash kept at home or
.0“ the person. Then. '50, WHAT
ABOUT YOUR OTHER VALUAd
BIBS? ‘
The only safe place for valuables
is in a safe deposit vault. And the
time to arrange for their sale-keep-
ing NOW WHILE YOU HAVE THEM
Our Safe Deposit Vault is fire-
pmft, burglar-prod, ”Hall-limo! and
111150! against unauthorized interfer-
e'nco. Two persons may rent a box
“isomer and thus sa‘ve half the cost.
A latic- box, sufficient for the in-
dividnal, may he had for 84 per year.
as Washington 31.,
THE PEOPLE'S TRUST
COMPANY.
Special 3 Music
Thanksgiving Eve and Sat...
urday‘Evc.
Cii lord Hotel
Rathskellet
NOTEan-New Entranc‘t from
ElizabethSt. -
STERLING - _
Pianos and Player Pianos.
The M. Schoenberg Piano 4C0-','
104 Washington Street,
"Reading is the most vital branch or
[English Especially is this true ol'I
oral reading. President Wilson rec“
ognized this when he returned to theied twO-sided debate where the up.
practice of delivering 01 state papers'
ilvy word of mouth."
Prof. Franklin T. Baker, of Colnm-r
ilna University, read his annual ad
dress as president of the National
(‘,ouncll
“mm“ “33“” ”Wake" “3'“ I" 8 gahould read literature and form an
South Norwalk, Conn.
bition is to best a rival rather than to
elucidate the subject;
Frederick J Pohl, of Wesleyan Uni-
versity, discussing literature for the
sophomore. remarked that it is more
important by far that the student
'l‘llden, of Depauu University. who opinion on It. than a.“ (with m..3
stated that the world, is beginning to [02k assistance) he should form a
initiate. rightly or wronsly. that art is lull opinion at Its value 3
only a means to an end, and not an W 1
mi in “it". .‘ use careers names. 3
Ross 1‘. mummy. oi Indiana cat- um. nut is. am ilelner.3
emits, “vacated 1m and treat rated it MIMIWW tel
mudrkmammatwm Aml
arm rather than the atom h. M .
3 .
OPERATIONS OF HIGH __VIMPORTANCE UNDER
WAY IN THE‘WAR ZONE.
—_——..._..____ '
(Continued from First Page.)
Opportunity to envelop Cent-val von Hiudcuburg'. after
the brilliant German lcadcr had thrown a wedge into his
antagonist’s cc11tcr.Tl1c Russians to the south safe on
their own front. were able to strike northward thus
breaking the c11cn11. who had passed cast beyond their
right flank.
Military critics at l’eirograd profess to be astonish-
ed at the‘Gcrman assault on Lodz, maintaining that such
a movement made the defeat of the invaders inevitablc.
The critics declare that unless the German advancc
toward Rome was part of a larger 111ovcu1cni the opera-
tion was too hazardous to be credible. A third German
army in the vicinity of \Viclun has initiated an advancc
which is b'clicvcd in London to have bccn started too
late to be of any use.
011 the other bailc fronts quiet prevails. Along the
Franco-Belgian line the Opposing armies sccm content to
face each other and nothinghas transpired to indicatc
that His Germans have started the expected resumption of
their effort to break lli‘OilR’ll the allied llllt‘S Oil their way
to the coast.
Thirty mils to the cast of the Suez Canal British
forces are in touch with Turkish i111 aders. but there 111 no
sign of a gtncral action in this vicinity, and it is ex—
pcctcd the 1111 amon of Egypt probably will be postponed
for the reason that the Turks would appear to be hard.
pressed in Armenia and around the Persian Gulf.
Additional details couccrning the loss off Shccrucs‘k
yesterday of the baitlcbip Bulwark and her entire crew,
with il1c cxccption of 14 men, make the Admiralty
“ theory that she was blown up by an internal cxpltmion ‘
more and 11101-c plausiblc. An inquiry. which is liclllg‘
held in private, was opened in Sheerness this morning.
chorls from Russian sourccs during the last two
days of an i111posi11g victory in the war with Austria and
Germany are at varianCc witluln Official sl‘aicmcnt today
from Berlin. While the German military authorities
stated previously that the nth ancc toward \Vautaw had
been checked b1 the arriml of Russian reinforcements
there was no indication in today 5 statement that any de-
cisivc rcsults had been attained by either Of the oppos-
ing: forces.
The official statc111c11i'speaks confidently of the tier-
1111111 operations in thc east sming that a counter oficnsn c
Russian 11101 cmcnt between the V istula and \\:1rta ri1~
crs, the scene of the main action, had failed. To the
north, in East Prussia, it is said all Russian attacks were
repulsed. while similar results are reported to have at—
tended the efforts of the enemy to the south, in the
movement against Cracow and the Silesiau frontier of
Germany. .
Latest advices from Pctrograd ‘madc no departure
from previous claims of important successes, so that the
situation in the east remained Obscure. -
Today’s official counnunications from Paris Bfirlin
and London concerning the situation in Belgium and
France gavc partial confirmation of private. rcports’ that
the Germans were beginning another great effort to
Smash their way through to the “English Channel. Both
the British and French statements mention fighting
along the hue south of Ypres, Belgium.
The l:rcncl1 War Office states that some ground was
gained by the Allies between Langemarck and 2011111:-
bccks, small Belgian towns northeast of. Ypresi.
To the
Ladies and Men’s
C Q A T S
$12. 98, $16. 50 and $18 00
V A L U E
a 7 .~ 913
I
Thnksgiving Delicacit s at the
A. CS. P. Store-
25le. Gran. Sugar for
19 it
Best Creamery Butter, a pound
H
“ Cheese “
“ Flour Large bag
“ “ a barrel '
Seeded Raisins 3 pkgs. for
Cleaned Currants 3 pkgs.
Mince Meat” ' ‘ “
New Mixed Nuts a pound
Fancy New Citron “ “
Sweet Oranges “ dozen
$1.32
$1.00
87c
18c
850
$6.80 .
25c
15c
20c
30c 3
70
100 Stamps with Ican B. Powder 50c
“ 2 bottles of Extract “.1250
‘11 Stamfiass
t d
11'1'1‘11 .1.\'1' 01‘ Till; 9011110111311
- 1 hot. Ammonia ................ 101‘
tum Sultana Spit-o .............. lo .
tamps I- can litulcrwmul's Surrlltms....lik-
I can Old Dutch or Atlantic (dentist-r
‘ ............................ 10c
' h 1 lb
Wit .
COFFEE .
p
hot .\&I’ \"onvsicrshlrc Saturn-.150
pigs Noodles 51- 1111., or i pkg..10v
plqr. Dog or Puppy iiiscults...101'
mills Grandma‘s ironing Wax eat-h
o.
I3—la-e
.-
bnt. “'llii; ”mun" ........... llk‘.
1 pkg .\&l’ loo Crt‘dlll or Jcily Powd-
(‘I' .......................... 101'
I can l'lnk Salmon ............ 101-
cents liar Mitt-hell “mud Jam ........ ltic
i can Stu-imp. ................ Inc
20 §
Stamps}.
with llb.
COFFEE
30 ce’nt‘é‘
Free
8
AR? BAKING POWDER. ,1‘011111“ receive
3 l_
Trad
STA
MM the. fligular and Extra Stamps
l-‘lltihl MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23 to SATURDAY,
0
Over 850 am in the United States.
a
5
Telephone 909.:
Thanksgiving Coupon 0% 1.2
(‘111 out this t‘tutpon, [accent at at our '81:)"- this week. and by buying
:1 wot-tit or more.“ TEAS, (TOFFEES, Apil' EXTRMH‘S. 1111’ WIPES or
50 STAMPS FREE
Kin-n on Salts
NOVEMBER
(This coupon not Iood alter Saturday, November 33)
Till} GREAT ATLANTIC. & 'L’ AGII-‘IC TEA 00.“? .\NY.
The Great A 81 P. Tea (30.,
124 Washington Street, South Norwalk
H
1-3
El ,
:1: "t
on }’l'
_. ’,‘
3:1
S
Free Delivery
from some‘progress made near Arias, the situation in
entrain :1. ~,
south, in tl1e'vici11it'y of La B'assec,‘ France. it, is said
that trenches wrestcd from. the Britishiwerc rc-capturcd
by Indian troops. Heavy fightingcontinues in the Ar-
gonne, the outcome of which may decide the fate of Vcr~
dun, while German attacks near VOrdun are said to
have been repulsed.’ _
V The German Official communication stated that, aside
’ the west Was unchanged.
Accodiug to advices from Nisl1,tl1c Austrians have .
met with a defeat in their invasion of Sen 1a Austrian
forces in the nOrthwes‘tcru part of the country ’ arc
ported to have been repulsed with heavy losses
.—
re-
PARIS, Nov. 27, 4 50 a. 111 ——'l elcgraphiug from Pc- 1
trograd regarding the fighting around Lodz, Russian I’O- 3
land the corespondeut of the Matin says: “One German
army corps. which was surrounded by Russian troops,
surrendered in a body This represents nearly 50,000
prisoners. Another corps, which also had been cut off
has now been completely put to rout.
“The Russians are attacking along the Czcnstocho-
we Cracow line with rcdoublcd i11tcnsit_1-."_ .
ELECTIUO LIGHTING. y
We have added a system to our boldness whereby we can wire your 3
house and you pay for it on the instalment plan. A 'phone call or posta' I
will bring representathe who will further (‘X‘Dlfi‘fls‘ .
ELECTRIC Lion '1'th rtx'rt 1112s. 3
Our prices on nature. are the lowest in town. so mam.- who do" an
dirt" let u- flnt quote run our prices. 1.1mm- \‘Qcttnm marten 81s
Ire-a It.“ to as.
was warn: Itasca-111C no.
rho-e use.
3
3
COAL. ' COAL
THE c0111. Cosmos:
For the right .firc, buy the
is all:
right coal. Our coal
coal it's wood. hard, clean
coal With best in every lump
it costs no more than the otil
cr - kinds.-
Harris 81Gaus
-—-.~
session today in the City Hall. m
80. Km In] Ippllcltlm for m M
n...
The county commissioners are
Norwalk Chronicler