' m sou-rs ailments avsumo summer.
Wants!
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps, Double Price.
Classified «some Let.
For Sale,
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
Business and
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WANTED. ?
WANTED— POSITION as COM-
panion or housekeeper to elderly lady
or gentleman, or couple. N. X, 14.
care Sentinel. fl 3t
WANTED—A YOUNG MAN WHO
wants to do some Christian work on
Sunday for 1 hour. Address Box 356
South Norwalk, Conn, it 31:
.WANTED—WASHING TO DO AT
home or will go out by the day. Julia:
Wassil, 3 Kossuth St., South Norwaik.
t4 3t
I
WANTED — EXTRA BOOKKEEP-V‘
ing to do by experienced bookkeeper.
Terms reasonable. Tel. 1249-2. f3 3t
i,
WANTED—A GIRL FOR GENER-
al housework, plain cook. (‘all after
6‘-.o(iock 20 Spring St, So Norw.alk
[3 3t
WANTED —- AN
girl wants a position as general house-
worker. Call or write, 52 Maple St.
Norwalk. 1! 3t.
WANTED— ROOM BY YOUNG
man. Address W_ F. E., care Sentinel.
f3 31:
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WANTED—BOY, 16 TO 20. TO DO
janitor work, Merrill College. £2 at
WANTED—WASHING AND IRON-
ing by day or to take it home. Mary
GaSpar, Edgewood Avg. R. F. D. 37.
f2 3t
WANTED—A REUIABIJE MAN. AT
present employed. to use his spare
titue in a paying proposition. Address
1’. O. Box 376, South Norwaik. f2 3t
WANTED—SITUATION AS MA-
cbinist on automatic, Special and labor
saving machinery and tools, speCIalty
on gear work and cam motion. 25
your! experience. C. H. Vila-“Sentinel.
f2 3t
WANTED—CATTLE AND POUL-
try and calves. lie. for fat calves.
$8.50 to $9 for small calves to fatten.
Best market prices. W. Miller, Con-
necticut avenue. Tel. 130.
f
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0'3" WM.
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Should your eyes have been swing
_you trouble or your glasses need
adjusting. feel at iiberty to con-
suit
vvrnmm .1. MOORE
or'rwran
Room 6, Keeler Building,
No. 155 Washington St.
- Opposite Hoyt's Theatre.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Evenings, 6:30 to 0.
N. Y. address—721 5th Ave, 9 to
4 p. In. daily.
Boy’s
SCHOOL
SHOES
A Shoe with no scams:
Therefore it CAN’T RIP
‘ Sizes 2 to 7
:-:$1.75
BOSTON
IIUB RUBBERS
CLOVER ’S
TO LET. I I
I
To LET—FURNSHED ROOM TO,
let, and Italian board. 20 Haviland St.
t3 3t . the same day you get them.
. lowest prices. Delivered. Phone 12843.
To LET—5 ROOMS. ALL IM-j
provements at 92 Woodward Ave. In-‘
quire on premises or at 90 Woodward
avenue. (2 3t
EXPERIENCED .
TO LET—5 ROOM APARTMENT.‘
T0 LET—ATTRACTIVE STORE. I
20x60. Rent $20.00. 87 North Main
St. inquire on premises. 114 til
St. Inquire of Mrs. R. Tariov, 102‘
Taylor Ave. Tel 1165- -5, n30 til
LOST. , i
LOST—BOX, CONTAINING MAN'S
suit of clothes. Box marked "llub";
Baltimore. Lost in East Norwaik,I
.probably near Railroad station on
Saugatuck road. Finder rewarded byi
notifying Mrs. Kuhn. Telephone 112-12 1
Westport. f4 Qt ’
B ° U
emg p-l‘o-llatc
Means being always 11 little ahead of
the pmwsslon. Why not. try (‘IIIRO-
I‘ll \L'l‘lf‘ as a first resort rather than
as n “IAS'I‘ RESORT." You will not
be dtsnmxrinicd
STAMFORD so. Nonw 1m
9(05 710811.111
. Painless Chiropractor,
03 Meadow Street, South Nor-milk.
es
=3—
nnnflner In
D 8 Patent. Offw1
18' 4 0 to 1883
Securliy Bldg.,1115 Iliair. if
BEIDGEI’OBT. CON.
fiend limbs! "or Umklrr ---v I‘m
llIIl CAPIIIIIIS
300 PRISIIIIIIIS
EL PASO. Tex.. Feb. 4,—General
Francisco Villa, who yesterday pro-
claimed himself Provisional President
of Mexico, as-well as Military Chief.
in a telegram to The Associated Press
forces against Carranza troops.
The message declared that the
troops near San Luis Potoei had cap-
tured more than 300 prisoners, three
trains and other equipment. It added
that flout—Colonels Verduge and
Orendain had joined the Villa forces
with a command of 400 men. Gener-
al Estrada, in Jailsco State, was re-
ported active.
\ Villa. gave as his reason for assum-
ing the Presidential Office that his
forces had been separated from the
Convention Government headed by
Roque Gonzales Carza-as Provisional
President. who left with the Zapata.
forces when they departed south
from Mexico City at its occupation
recently by Obregon's Carranza forc-
es. Villa telegraphed from Aguascal-
ientes under date of yesterday the
following.
Because of communications having
been cut off between the Convention
Government and the division under
my command. andas public service
cannot be interrupted on the exten-
she zone which'l contrgl. I have
found mvself compelled to assume
the Ipolilicai authority, creating 3'-
:poiltical administrative departments.
the Foreign Affairs andJustice'de-
partment, in charge of Attorney M.
Dias Lombardo: State and Commun-
ication, General Luis de la Garza
Cardenas: Treasury and ndustry. At-
torney Francisco Escudero."
Francisco Escudero Served in the
original Carranza Cabinet as Secre-
tary, of Foreign Affairs before the
‘f‘rst Chief’s break with the Villa.
’tactlon. In that on aclty he conduc-
ted the negotiations with William
Bayard Hate, President Wilson's per-
sonal representative at Nogales.
shortly. afterward» Escudero was
dropped from. the Gamma portfolio.
‘Lotnbsrao at one tlrn'e- was .cmaur-
‘
Ieggs at the ltoton Poultry Farm. Laid:
i3 {iii
1-FOR SALE—LAYING links .5115
pullets. Fine healthy utility stock.
F Good layers.
son for selling, times. Mrs. C. Iiandiey,
ISouth Norwaik.
TO LET—5 ROOMS AT 55 SPRING! __
11915:
E. BAR'IHOL, D. c.
today described the activities of his .
' FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—BUY
I
YOUR FRESH-
At very
Very reasonable. Rea~ .‘
3i) Myrtle street, East Norwaik. I
East Washington street. East Non, 9
walk. Partial improvements, rent: f“ at
212.00. Inquire til South Main street,‘ . ‘V
-or telephone 60. 1.29 th FOR SALE—HOUSE. MSW SltV
‘ ‘ ten room house, all improvements. 1.
TO LET—BE AUTIFUL 6 1100111139112“: 2'3”: Filmildb $3; “8;;
new half house, all improvements and i-wa ar flur' u s. I
. conv eniences. 5 minutes from station, , tie a 123 Washington street. 13:0“; I
handsome interior, low rent. Maringlm‘2 5‘ 8 I
Const. 00., 123 Washington St. 528 6tI ‘
I PROFESSIONAL.
CLARENCE E, ARNOLD—VlOl.l§.
instructor. Studio, 20 Lawrence SCI
Phone 1063-4. f4 3N
MISCELLANEOUS.
POSITIONS ARE OFFERED—4N}
an Episcopal Church in a suburban?
'toun to a tenor singer and a bassI
singer for the year beginning May 1.
Those familiar with the service
in the uplsCOpal (‘hurch preferred,
though not an essential Boy choir. I
Address. stating experience and sal-I
or) expected, 'Soloist" care Sentinel
it at
FOR FURNITURE. RUGS. STOVEB,
Etc. Rosen's Furniture Store is the:
place to visit. We have a full line ofI
Furniture, with prices that cannot beI
best. Come and give us a trial. I '
ROSEN’B FURNITURE STORE.
Phone 136442. 13' Ely Avenue.
Iiihhcs Social Whirls
The. Latest Candy Hit -
'. 30c lb “
Our Soda liusitlcss is moving
all the time. Try a glass and
know the reason.
The Norwalk Drug Co
H. A. MEAD, Mgr,
8 N0. Main St. So. Nonvalk.
IIBII ilIIIIIIIS
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwaik. ss.; Probate
Court. January 15, A. D.. 1915,
Estate of William H. Raymond. late
of Norwalk, in said District, deceased.
The Court' of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said Es-
tate to exhibit their claims for settle-
ment. Those who neglect to present
their accounts, properly attested,
within said time, will be debarred a
recovery. All persons indebted to said
Estate are requested to make im-
mediate payment to
MARY S. RAYMOND.
Administratrix.
154-11-18
ORDER To SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of ‘Norwalk, ss.. Probate
Court, February 2. A. D., 1915.
Estate of Paul Lengyel. late of Nor-
walk. in said District, deceased.
Ordered. That the Administratrix
exhibit her Administratiomaccount to
this Court for adjustment. at the Pro
bate oflice in Norwaik, on the 11th day
of February, 1915, at 2 o’clock, after-
noon; and that all persons interested
in said Estate may be notified there-
of, the Administratrix will cause this
order to be published in a newspaper
having a circulation in said District,
at least five days before said 11th day
of February,,1915.
HENRY w. GREGORY.
f4 1t Judge.
If it’s Kitchen Ware
We llave [til
Enameled and Aluminum Cooking
Utensils. Iron and Soapstone Griddles, .
Iron Pet‘s, Waffle Irons, Wire Goods.
Crockery, Lamp Goods, Etc. ‘
ALBERT F. GEHEBE
25 WEST WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone ,1069-2.
, BENTINEL WANT A'os‘ ,
are performing services‘for hundreds
.of Norwallfers every. day; Are you,-
Prompt Delivery
BELGIAN TROOPS ARE BEARING BRUNT OF
BATTLE NOW ON.
M-
(Continued from lirst Page)
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v
48 officers and five hunrlrezl burghcrs.
pftulatcd at l‘pinglon.
The rcbt-Is cu—
\'ankcnsburg’s influenci- is t'i‘t‘tl—
ited with being largely responsible for the rebellion. The
announcement states that additional surrenders are ex-
pected tonight and that Litmoment—Colonel S. (3, Moritz.
and his men probably will give themsch‘rs up lit-fort-
the end of the wcck.
i}E.\li.\ A via Paris. bob 4,; 3 :55 a. m.~\ determin-
ctl tfiort to reliew the bcseged Austrian garrison at
I’rzcmysl with a Ctrinau aimy is to be 11111Icrfakcn. as»
cording to a dispatch from (meow. This report Stairs
that the ('iovcrnor of Crnvow has been instructed by tin-
Austrian General Staff to make preparations~ for-diu- rc-
ccption of 200,000 troops which it is proposed to with-
draw from the 'ccuter of the forces oporatinglin Rilhk’lilil
Poland. The situation at l’rzcmysl is reported to be
desperate. with the garrison on the verge of starvation
as the result of the long investment by the Russians.
AMSTERDAM, via London. Fcb. 4, “:33 a.
lllt Belgian positions on the Yscr near \Vestcnilc again
have been the scene of fierce attacks by the Germans in
which the bayonet was used by the troops on both sides
of the trenches, the Hols torn-spomltut of th: lclc
gruaf state. ”illit- Germans aftcr the usual prtpniatory
bombardment of artillery. the corresponutleut says.
intuit: repeated but unsuccessful, attacks on several im-
purtzmt Belgian trenches. The desperate nature of the
fighting of the past two days is indicated by the large
convoys of wounded beingr sent to Germany.
CAIRO, via London, l-‘c‘i. 4, 9:45 a. m.v~l)cscrtcrs
from the 'l‘urkish forces who have surrendered to the
llritish troops include numerous representatives of tribes-
iu Southern l’nlcsiine.who declare they were forced
against their will to enter the army.
9 Reports of yesterday's fightingr indicate that the
Turks wcrc prodigal with their ammunition and that
their firing was ineffective. The canal and railway \vcrc
0pm} to traffic all day. I '
LI'TINDON, Feb. 4, 4:47.-~—Rcfcrr,ing to the stale-
mcnt in American papers that the iritish (iovcrnmcnt
has llt‘t‘ldt‘ll that foodstuffs consigned to ticrmzmv shall
be considered contraband, the Times says: i
"We understand no liriiisb (lt‘l‘lfilllll on the general
principlc of treating foodstuffs as contraband has been
conmiunicnictl as yet to the l'niteil States “Oilfi‘iiillt‘ill.
Tin: decision published in the American press appears to
refer to the specific; case of tlic \\ illiclmina. "
. , .
"’rnomun 1.1. 4.“.-11..-r;.-..nr.u sun ..1 11..-
_Itusslan Atjluv today isslu-l a rope” on the progress of
- the “:11‘.
\‘lllltll roads as In lows:
"In lust Prussia our tioops have strengthened their
positions near the ”Village of (iross Alciliiiiischkcu, on the
left bank of the .\11lf.:‘c1'.'1pp.
{‘(Iii the It'll liiliilx‘ (If ill‘ \I‘icililri
with the enemy have become more frequent.
mcnis of considerable importance have taken plan- on
the from. between Lipno and liejunc. ()ur trmuis look
by assault the town of Skcmpc. to the cast of Lipno,
and repulsed an attack of the cncmy on the village of
0111‘ t‘iu‘tittntcrs
F. 11 54:1 gc —
.B’lino, inflicting heavy losses on him.
“In this fighting, we captured the conmiantliuo‘ of—,
ficcr of the battalion. three other officers and one
dretl 'soldicrs.
“()n the right bank of the Vistula thc fightingr on
the. front between Borjiimo, Gouminc and Wold CZOS-
hoska continued Feb. 2 with the same energy. The enc-
my brought into this engagement fourteen regiments of
first line trOops and quantities of artillery, including
their heavy pieces. The artillery fire was continued day
and night. An engagement of particular seicrity took
place at the village of Goumine, where, after sangui—
nary hand to hand fighting we repulsed the furious at-
tacks of the enemy. The (TCIIIIZUIS have sustained
mensc losses, but they continue to bring fresh
forward to the fight.
‘A demonstration of the chemo along the Nida River
did not result successfully.
“The fighting in the Carpathians is continuing. and.
the engagements are becoming more and more tenacious
in character. It is apparent that considerable forces of
Germans are engaged."
MIUINIICH, Bavaria, Feb. 4. via London, 10:59 a.
in.—-Thc European Railway Schedule Conference, to fix
schedules for the summer of 1915, is at present holding.
its regular annual meeting here.
Representatives of “all the German and AustroJ-Iuna
garian state railroad, as well as the larger private-own-
ed‘ railroads in those countries, are present, [as also is a
representative of the North German Lloyd Steamship
Company. Other countries represented are Denmark,
Italy, Luxemburg, Norway. Sweden, Switzerland and
Holland. 'The delegates inwall total 120 men.
. The first session of the conference held yesterday,
was opened with a speech by the Bavarian Minister» of
Railroads, who declared that the freight traffic of Ger-
.many was at present only slightly below the normal and
that passenger. traffic was over 75 per, cent. of what it
‘had been for the corresponding period of last year. There
was a steady demand‘ for increased schedules, the Min—
ister declared, and a further betterment in the summer
schedule should be expeéted. ‘ .
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hun-
lii‘i-
troops
'PETROGRAD, Feb. 4.—-Russian aviators on Feb.
14!
2 successfully dropped bombs on the mobilized reserves”
- - and trains of the Germans at Rawa, Zarrxscz’ef:i and J36 .
gussyce'. about fifty miles southwestof Warsaw acme» - ‘
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124 WASHINGTON ST.
Telephone 909
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Delirious Creamery ll utter
Fancy Potatoes, 14 lbs.
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Ix: ores-sue, gal.
t‘anmlmll‘s Beans and Soups .
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24 COTTAGE STREET.
' EAST uoawasK.’
. found near the body. read: -
"I mun-lands. 1. cm
' it as “it"! 1 nry as a
rusllcss— pcrmitti in;
_ They come in all styles, and your local Dry Goods dealer
wvii show them to you on request. ”It“ ilDt‘i note-arr}! them."
- he can easily get the
The Secret of a Good 11 igure o
Often lie ; i' the brassien.
wear the liic-u Julie E micro fur 11L re 15,,” thatthcy regard
_’ and gin s the figure the )outhiui outline fashion (161m .
9" Emil-us
AN JEO'LFEI
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11!! illustrated booklet showing styles thutare in high favor.
BENJAMIN 8: JOHNES
50 Warren Street
Hundreds of llimnan d: ofworncn 7
curse. It supp: :l'Ls' i? to bust and
are thedainiiest. most seert‘eObl! ~
garments imaginable. Only the '
best ofnmic rials are 1ised~forln—.
911nm. '\l'alolin". a flexible hon—
in. . ifgreutilumhiilty v-ubsollflfilv
iau: idering w ithout removal
In f-r You by writing to us. bond for ‘
Newark, N. J.
Pawnbrok
The suim rill-r hereby 0”"!‘~ .7 and
port): tanned with him its rtpuw
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7! “73 7179 718i:
all; f‘onn. Fi'll‘.‘i2;ll',\' i i915.
ers’ Sale
propor- s it H II till the pro-
nit d bv t'tv toilmiw- tickets:—
t'JBI 6997 7010 7013
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W‘“
AMBLER—JMLLETTF”
lilies Julia I, .‘dulleite, proprietor oi‘
a drygoods siorc. on. 1121511111.ng
street. this city. will this afternoon be 1
come the bride of Frederick Sherman
Ambler of Upper Norv. 11111 The core
many is to be performed in \iiii‘ord.
Conn” at the home of thr- bride's (
uncle.
will“. l\l l\, lob 4 Ha tuition.
of the Rtstoui nut and Hotel keepers
llL‘ll \ssmiatiom
of Berlin have tlccitlctl to Item
for all bread server-I at meals
\(Iispatch 1"'L‘1ci\cl lcr ll
uicii n1 touucil I1 is deli-cod U
1121 Icrliu Stock \"’ar 5 r
the pr‘iic of hogs.
(“236) per 110 pounds.
lll“. RI IN lcb 4 via London. 10: =3 :1. m..———<\‘ ncws
dispatch has been received here from W
n. Roller 5,111 & zscsnre
l‘rcstlen touiorm to the ( r-v'. crnmcut 5 standard.
lhc highest quotation
SPECIAL TODAY.
All STEFL
SNOW SHIN/Ills
25¢ EACH.
»
'l, Fr. 3'.“n "lit! I‘I'.‘\"llfllld SW
L'fll'Til NUIIWAIK. Conn.
:1 m. —-"l"he Al-
H}. .=‘
c'i'oxuanl make a charge
' rm llicsrltn sans the Mu-
iat all the bit-ad baked in
c} ori :1 further increase in
is 105 marks
ashiugion say-
Hartford suicide we... enema ne
31-010mm. eon DEATH
*-
nannronn, Feb. t.-Carl A. Olaff
‘aged 60 years, was found dead in a
room in a lodging house last night.a
ing that President \\ ilson Ins consented to an amend-
ment of the Ship Purchase bill which prmidcs that no,
vessel is to be bought by thc Lnitctl States if such pur-
chase would lead to a conflict with any one of the bel-
ligcrcht powers. ~
Nearly all the German newspapers
course sharply; they virtually unite in calling it. a back-
down before Great I} ritani cn the part of President Wilt-
son. The K-rcuzc Zeitung says:
tiou for Great Britain is the most more remarkable, in-
asmuch as it injured: America herself." '
LEIPSIC,‘ Germany, Feb. 4. via London, 10:59 a.
m —--In response to an appeal made by the Leipsic
'lagcblatt, a 'total of 19,197 persons have brought 1,-
02'; 010 marks ($256 000) in gold to this newspaper to be
exchanged for bank notes. The ijold has been turned
over to the Rcichsbank. _
."V'
criticise
ROME, Feb. 4, 9: 20 a m.—-Tl1e Romanian Govern?
ment has placed orders in Italy for a large quantity of
ammunition, delivery to be made during the month of
April. This war maberial is ordered with the consent of
the Italian G0vcrnment.
Captain Michel, the Romanian military attache at
Rome, was instantly killed. yesterday, by an explosion
which took place while he was conducting certain ex
periments with a bomb.
fl
1
ey's Honey and Tar Compohntf
be found, we would carry 1!. W6
this reliable and dependable
has given satisfaction for in
forty ears; therefore we :1
a su stitute for the ganulfl.
“’ns “Down and Out.”
this I I
“This tender considera— 4
“if a better cough syrup has
a
suicide by gas poisoning, according to
the. medical canminor. He had been
dead about fourteen hours. A note.
"With sincere apologies to you. _my
as“: Jack In. Mahdi ind.- to all tray--
down anth- out."
um
nil.
ommended for coughs. colds;
whooping cough, bronchial
gum coughs. No opiates
all druggistsff ‘ ~71
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