' manent residence, porter, janitor. use
ants!
For Sale,
Classified “Ads.”——To Let
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous—“—
LASSIFIED Advertisements on thispsge. Twentyei'ive Words or Less. 25c
Three'l'imel. 50c. Each MditionalWord. 1 centperlnsertion. Inblack-
face or Caps, Double Price. 1
Business and
WANTED.
; LOSTw-WHITE c‘A'r. REWARD
for return to Mrs. James Golden, 4
Fairneid avenue. (5 ti
wanna—A sALnsnApv IN A
, drygoods store. A. Dickermsn & Son.
f5 8t
WANTED—SITUATION. SPANISH-
American War veteran. married. Per-
ful at anything.
11.. cure Sentinel.
Best references, M.
(5 3t
WANTED— POSII-TION AS COM-
panion or housekeeper to elderly lady
or gentleman, or couple. N. X. 14.
care Sentinel. f4 3t
WANTED—A YOUNG MAN WHO
wants to do some Christian work on
, Sunday for 1 hour. Address Box 856
South Norwalk. Conn, it at
WANTED—WASHING To Do AT
home or will go out by the day. Julia
Mason. .1 Kossuth St., South 110121111111.-
14 3t
TO LET.
To LET—FUBNBHED ROOM TO
let. and Italian board. 3 20 liavilant‘l St.
fl 3t
FOR SALE.
FOR MLE—OH‘EAP. ONE SINGLE
sleigh with bells. Inquire 38 Gregory
Boulevard. Tel, 593-12. is U
To LET—5 ROOM APARTMENT.
East Washington street. East Nor-
walk. Partial improvements. ‘rent
812.00. Inquire 84 South Main street.
or telephone 60. 129 if
FOR BALE—BUY YOUR FRESH
eggs at the Baton Poultry Farm. Laid
the same day you get them. At very
lowest prices. Delivered. Phone 1284-3.
13 8t
To LET—ATTRACTIVE STORE.
20x60. Rent $20.00. 87 North Main
St. inquire on premises. 114 tf
To 1.17.. 1100118 AT55 SPRING
St. Inquire or 1111. It. Tarlov. 102
Taylor Ave. Tel 11m. 1110 11
LOST.
LOST—Box. CONTAINING MAN'S
suit of clothes. Box marked “Hub”
Baltimore. Lost in East Norwallt.
probably near Railroad station on
Saugatuclt road. Finder rewarded by
notifying Mrs. Kuhn. Telephone 112-12I
Weutport. 14 st
lWANTED — 111er 1100111111111».
1118 to do by experienced bookkeeper.
Terms reasonable. Tel. 1249-2. ts 3t
. WANTED—A GIRL FOR" GENER-
ai housework, plain cook. Call after
5 o'clock. 20 Spring St. So. Norwalk.
. . 13 3t
WANTED -— A'N‘ EXPERIENCED
girl wants a position as general house-
worker.
PROFESSIONAL.
CLARENCE E. ARNOLD—VIOLIN
instructor. Studio. 20 Lawrence St.
South Norwslk. Phone 1063-4. (4 at
M
loner
......._'.._.
Pubuc Hemmo IN THE MATTER
or THE APPLICATION or THE
1632-5.
' an Episcopal Church in2 a‘sub'ul-ban‘i
town to a tenor singer and a bass -
FOR SALE—HOUSE. NEW SEV-
en room house. all improvements. 1
Delaware street. Fairnsid Park. Nor-
walk. r. a .1. Larranrl, bullets-s. or-
flce 128 Washington street. Phone
d8 ti
MISCELLANEOUS.
POGITIONC ARE OFFERED—IN;
singer for the year beginning May 1.
1915. Those familiar with-the service
in the Episcopal Church preferred.
though not an essential. Boy choir.
Address. stating experience and sal-
ary expected. “Soloist" care Sentinel.
f4 11
FOR FURNITURE, sues. RTOVIO.
Etc. Rosen’s Furniture Store is the
place to visit. 'We have a full line of
Furniture. with prices that cannot be
best. Come and give us s trial.
ROSIN'I FURNITURE STORE.
Phone tut-12. 1: Sly Avenue.
THE STATE IN REVIEW.
The real estate of Greenwich is
2 . MADRID, via Paris, Feb. 5.—Parliamcnt has auth- ‘
Moor Fusions names. ' cum some..-
111111011111 was-r or WAneAw.
(Continued from First Page)
front, which 15 between the Dukla Pass and Mount
Wyszkow. We advanced at a point near Svidnik, in the
Valley of the river Labortch, moving in the direction of
Oujok. We took 2,00 prisoners and ten machine
guns. 3
“At Mount Toukhola and at Mount Beskid our
troops during the last few days have been confronting
the enemy with a desperate resistance. They accepted no
less than ten engagements at the point of the bayonet.
On Feb‘. 3 we resolved to withdraw our soldiers from the
'mountain positions to other positions previously select—
cd and organized by us. The offensive strength of the
enemy in this vicinity is very considerable.
‘Oficnsive operations of the enemy in the \icinity of
Mount Wyszkow have been repulsed with the infliction
of heavy losses."
“—1?“ .
PARIS. Feb. 5.——-Prcsident Poincare has signed a
decree opening a credit of 300.000.000 francs ($60,000,—
000) to meet the most urgent needs of persons whose
property has been destroyed as a result of the war.
LISBON, via Paris, Feb. S.-Jose Rodriguez Mon—
tciro, a colonel of artillery. has been appointed Foreign
Minister of Portugal.
orizcd the Government to purchase four [submarines for
the Spanish Navy from a builder in the United States.
GENEVA, via Paris Feb. 57—Hosulules against
Serbia have beerr resumed by the Austrians, according to
reports received here from sources which usually have
been well informed.
LON DON , Feb. 5.—-—Although referring sarcastically
to Germany's threat to bottle up the Briti§h Isles by
means of submarines as a “paper blockade," England is
stirred today by this latest development in the marine
situation as she seldom has been since the outbreak of
hostilities.
. The press unanimously subordinates all other war
news, not excepting the Turkish attempt to cross the
.Suez Canal. to givc‘promineuce to the dispatches from-
Bcrliu, whilethc Foreign Office statement following
quickly the publication of the German decree indicates
that the Government authorities take the German threat 2
As the state-V
as one requiring aprompt counter stroke.
ment says, the authorities are considering “more strin-
Clovcr Milk, a can ......
10 Rolls Toilet Paper for..
Best Butter, a pound ..
Iona Tomatoes, 3 cans .for...
THE GREAT A
Telephone 909
A. an F 111111111 SPECIAL *
FLOUR AT COST.
.:::::,:::::::::::;::::: 12%.
124 WASHINGTON ST.
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3. 11.11111 (10
FreeDellv'f'?P
you call.
If you are fond of good music you
1 ' should hear an
:-:f.lll80ll lllllllllll DISC PlilllllllillAPIlz-z
We will gladly play your favorite music at any time
The A. I. Angevine 6 Son Co.
134-436 Vi ASHINGTON ST.
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All 11111110011112
!
OSSINING. N. Y. Feb. 5. —Iase Book‘-
and Eng Hing were put to death‘
in the electric chair 11 Sing Sing Pris-l
on. early today. 1
Both men were members of the Hip;
Slug tong. They were convicted of the
murder of Lee Kay. the aged leader of
the On Leong tong. The murder oc"
curred Feb. 17. 1912. during a tong war
in New vol-11 city, and followed the
murder of Hip Pon Sing. 11 Hip Sing
member. it was brought out at the
trial that Lee Dock and Eng Hills were
delegated to carry out a decree of the
Hip Sing tong that Tom Lee. head of
the On Leong tong.‘ himself should pay
the penalty for Hip Pen Sing's mur-
' der. Tom Lee. however. escaped. and
Lee Kay. his bodyguard. received the
bullets intended for the rival tong
Norwaik. 2
Call or write, 52 Maple St..
- (8 8t
OONNECTICUT COMPANY TO
worth 140,000,000. accordiligzto the t9;
11134.0an A smote TRACK
WANTED—1100M BY YOUNG
man. Address W, F. E., care Sentinel.
13 3f.
ACROSS THE WASHINGTON
STREET BRIDGE.
WHEREAS The Connectlcm Coma
WANTED—aCATTL‘E AND POUL-
140. for fat calves.
try and calves.
58.50 to 89 for small calves to fatten.
Best market prices.
necticut avenue. Tel, 130.
W. Miller, Con-
the Bridge Construction Committee of
the town 'of Norwelk to reloc’ste its
single track in Washington gtreet
and its approaches. as shown and
designated on a certain map or plan.
[which map or plan is entitled: “The
Should your eyes have been swing
you trouble or your glasses need
adjusting. feel at liberty to con—
suit
We .1. brooms -
OPTIOIAN
.. Room 0. Keefer Building,
1 No. 155 Washington St.
WWW
glib”, WMW’W
Evmlnga. 6:80 to- I.
N. Y. Malina—797 Sill Ave" 0 do
Aluminum
Connecticut 00.. Norwalk Lines. Pro-
posed Ilocatlon of Tracks, Washington
E. Washington Sis. and Seavlew Ave
‘nue Norwaik, Conn. Scale 1"—40'
‘June 7, 1912. Revised Dec. 1914. Ap-
. .proved W R. Dunham. .lr.. Engineer"
which application and map or plan2
was received by said Bridge Construc-
"tlon Committee on ‘December 10th.
1914.
NOTICE is hereby given that a pub-
lic bearing upon said application and
upon such proposed relocation will be-
Assembly Building. on Wall Street in
the City of Norwalk. on Monday. Feb-
ruary 801.1915. at one o'clock in the
' afternoon. ' '
Dated at 'Norwallr, Conn. February
4th,1915.
THE BRIDGE OONSTRUGPION 00M
33'“ nursing: or. THE Town or
snowing.
'By A r BEARD.
- Its Chairman.
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111111 11111135 12-2—-
GLOVER’S 9
lilllllesSoclsl ithirls
The Latest Candy Hit.
301: lb
know the reason.
. 2 H. A. MEAD. Mgr
8 No. Main St. 2 “80.2150de
prom.
‘PRAOHCasa llrstresortrather than
as a “EAST RESORT." You will not
1.. insurance. 1:.
. Painless Chiropractor. ,.
03 W Meet, South Nomlk.
l city’ a grand
psny has presented its application to!
across the Washington Street Bridge. 4 01
held in the Town Court Room. Town‘
. Our Soda Blisiness in increasing-
, all the time. Try a glass and
The Norwalk',2Dmg2Co w
mflmwomo.
be disappointed 2
s’rsssmlm so.--lvonwsmr .
Win it 7 to 8 sun.
3,.
.. L I ’ '~.LN
, .. -. .2 . 3?» * .11 ‘
4; 1 ssurlusL-waur‘sos -2 . .ysouiosm
2. .. ' "212 ' ‘ Mi f2;
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.23 '
ll" '
port of the Board of Assessors. who
have Just finished compiling that
list. The new taxable
property in Greenwich has increased
by about 82, 000.000 during the yearl ‘-— ““2
191LThll represents the natural holders eluphere all over the” coun-
growth 03 the town, 5‘ there was try. in a 111 vs to stall the Reid- Moor
practically no raise in the valuation and ““19" maintersst in "placing.
the property. i“ Mi
A bill increasing the salary of 811. spirited light l' i°°k°d for.
perintendent of State Police Thomas
—oificiallstatement as to the at
Inss held before the Judiciary com- stroysd the small dwelling is Whit!!!
mlttee. A number of prominent men she lived on Town Hall avenue. Dau-
have appeared at the hearings. urging bury. early yesterday morning. The 2.
the increase and reciting the efficient woman. who lived alone. has been in
work Superintendent Egan and his poor health. and it is believed she tip-
men have done for the state. pod over a lamp when taken ill. No
l A dosen state police ofllcers and near relstivps survive.
Stratford constables Wednesday evenl The committee on executive noml
lug descended upon Bridgeport in a nations gave a hearing yesterday at-
big auto truck and raided twenty sa- tampon on the Governor's nomination
loons around the center of the city' of Charles .1“. Bennett. to be state
where automatic gum vending ma highway commissioner. Senator Pur-
chlnes were in operation Twenty-' cell and Charles M. Robinson. of New
ions of the machines, valued at ape Haven. the latter representing the
!proximsteiy $65 apiece. were conils~ Good Roads' Association. spoke brieil
cated on the charge that they were 1, in favor of the nominee. There was
gambling devices it is said the man- no one who appeared in opposition-
ufscturers of the machines will resort considerable interest is being shown
to the courts to determine whether'u to the fate of the bill recently pre-
thcy are within the requirements of. :Mtha manual. Menu“! "“931
the long. 2 3mm” moms-av semi-é
What is believed to be the first. tanner-ship and recreate the old
prosecution in this state for violation "three-lions!!!" Board of Highway
of the Workingmen’s Compensation Comissloners. _
Act was begun yesterday in the Hart-3 Hartfordiis's lost ae‘uniuuc a chub
ford Police court. The defendant faill actor as ever lived in any oil! 01‘ ‘0',“
ed to report all injury sustained by 111151.. plow? mouthed-ssh off-39¢
employee over a year ago. ' amour. Connecticut has lost one of
After an hour's spirited debate in mg brightest members of her her. and
the House. at Hartford.- a resolution+ths momma-2 party Wmm'ol’fif:
web passed authorising the Finance tor Who has delighted 1561111111111 dill“
committee to employ an expert to aid my my. campaign since 1818.)”.
the committee in solvin the taxation Barbour was born in Barklismstsfi.
problem which contron s 11 with the peoember 1s. 1.846. 'Beroro lit-cliche».
state's expenses increasing and‘ till!- law he was a newspaper "P9?!“ in
deficit growing correspondingly larger. Hartford He was clerk of the House
it is said the committee has no one 33 one time. several years later bolus
person in view for the job. and it is honored 311111 the clerkship of the Set!
not known what. compensation willba attw He was prosecutin- attorney to?
hers, slid 1i few Republicans. . were or u the House.
'TlieIOoi‘mty ochew Haven-«4.111»
dobted- for film. of a mlmmunr- ‘ .
dollars. according to the annunl 1211-. 1159' 11mm charity: Foundation of
1
The Federal Baseball League’s pro- erect a cedtrli building at the-.Mason-
posed invasion of New England is to go Home at Wailingford. it lg expect-
be met with opposition‘. It was re- :95 the proposed structure Will 00“
ported recently in New York that about :60. 000. 2. .
John H. Clarkin. of the Hartford club. The British bark “Belmont." which
and William Carey. of the Springfield clesi-ad trout nuance Aires. Argentina.
club. both franchise holders in the on October-2 20‘.‘ for Stamford. has ar-
' 2 3 Eastern Association. are flirting with “73¢ in New London. where the 13
,. the promoters of the Feds“ proposed nor-Inbound.
Tne- "lemont" carries
minor laughs in New Englind. if I “no at one bracho lugs for the
th‘ssé two men hilltop. deal; Bali John‘- atsmlord museum -company in
son has deolartad. they will not be per- be “.32 In m mmsctnre of dye
mitted 2to return to organised base- 33.11., 1111.. 1‘ uncut” 311115311:th
, gent measures against German trade. "
_trcating the subject as of particular urgency, and a full
should be forthcoming: shortly.
W
.Price_
paid. Most 01 the Democratic mem- 3“th and also. at one time IMK‘ . ,
was a member ‘
A union the pubesceur‘the‘renidtfonffir terse finalised . _ ._ . 2- . 2 _
‘ 1-'=-GllbenrzsdvAslr“Srtmrs-the oosowm Sandwich rape
port of the county commissioners re- connectic‘ut met yesterday in NW “"3
“my ‘39“9‘1- ' 1.... ~lt wss- ulnnlnlously voted to
leader.
Warden Thomas Mott Osborne. who
is opposed to capital punisl1ment.was
absent from the prison when the exe-
cutions occurred.
The Ministers are
titudc of Great fo‘lIaill
.1.
The Annual
ARY
- -._ -.,_ ..
of directors. Al
l Mrs. Bridget Scanlon Falvey. aged _ . ‘
'F. Egan from 83, 000 to 85. 000 is re seventy. died from suftocatlon and in
iceivlng considerable support at hear- haling the flames which practically dc ‘2
'0! household Wires, Oilers Good Qualities
at Special Prices.
livery good housekeeper watches her edulplaeuis
worn out or incapable of giving ellicient service. This
prices very attractive. without changing the quality
lapanned Ware
2 224 lb. size Flour Canister value
35c 1 qt. Wear-ever. Alununmn.59¢ Sale Price 39¢
Saucepan. w‘th flat WW" IsalgiSlnall siz‘e B'read Boxes value
45c. Sale Price 251:
{Medium size Bread Boxes; value.
55c.- Sale Price............ 351:
Cost Bod. and Shovel; we. 11.... BOW“...
Family Size Galvanized Coal 59: 935318 Price -------‘-- 39C
Hldd with Japanned Shovel,.va-24o lb. size Sugar Canisters: va—
19é life 392. sale Price 3247c
1111: 3oe sale; Price
m Sues Curtain Stretch: rl
Adjustable ~2~Laice Curtain, with
Canary Bird Cages, size
Aluminum Saucepsns
.1 .........
easel, with stationary pins. Us--
daily $1. 75. Sale Price $1 29
Wright‘s Sliver Cream
Brass
9 x 12 inches; value $1.25, at
79¢
ass-asisaq-asoa-ass
21... 5t
Family Size Garbage Pzalls.
Value 399 at
S' Galvanized ' ’
m Qt‘ W Water Pails.
905
------
titty kind, will fit any barrel or 2
ash can; value $2.49, at $12.98
”1th Tubs
Large Size Galvanized Wash '
Tubs; ~value 69c Sale Price 39¢
2 ; 1.111.111...
SW28 595d CQPPCI.N1ckclPJat.‘1 2 2
.ed Tea Kettles; value $1 35, at.
sass-assesses-
.
sol-1....
Sglc Prise
who wish to replenish their stocks or add new to them. and we have made fie I
SALE STARTS TO- MORROW
Mail or Telephone orders will be Given Prompt attention
SPECIAL TODAY.
ALL STEEL.
SNOW SiliiVElS
25¢EACH.
1(lilo Roller 5.10 d 250%
Cor. 80. Main and Headland 0'“
SOUTH NORWALK. Conn.
._. - a... :35,
- I MISS BRADDON” DEA”.
Noted English Novelist Shoal-Ill! fl
Age of 11.
LONDON. Feb. 5.-Mary Eilsnbefls.
Braddorl. the English nOVellst. died
yesterday morning at her residence It
:Rlchmondgon-(l‘hames after ll. fort».
night's illness She Was born in Islan—
don in 1837 2,
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KNIGHTS TBMI'LARS PRSOIBINV _
NEW HAVEN. 001111.. Feb. firs-KI! ~
mand F. Allen. of -.Hartford was M
ed president at the annual meeting i
the Past Grand Commanders' Associa-
tion of Connecticut. Knights Templar,
here today. George M Long. of 2N
London. was chosen vice-'preaidofl.
and Eli C Birdseye. of Merlden. seer.»
tary and treasurer.
.,.....——-———--
eonllm-l Wallis lm'rc “11le ”his“
sAL°°
to note what stealth as
sale is planned for "
8 qt. Gray Enameled‘Bcrlitl
’tles, with side handles or
and tin cover; usualy 491:
2'] qt. 1:... enameledpouule
Boilers; value_49c,'.;at ' ,
hauls... .1215: .~_2‘._,;; ,.
¢ 6 qt. Long Handle Gray
:3, ed Saucé Pots, with ti'
regular price 39c. now
“ I
M—m. ‘ _
“1" . lundsr tile/Unit Statevlss while at - , 3 2 , y 3 . . .3 3
11er than forty stockholders. in “In.“ . , , 3.... 2. 2 22 2.2 . - A b ‘ . .3 .3:
. plow. Haven of ills, 0 311111111 W ,3.“ W 2 3 fl .
it sues m.wm 1v .. . 3 . 3 £1"
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