' MONDAY, MARCH I, r915
« Classified
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Professional Cards,
Miscellaneous
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“Ads.” -—-gTo Let,
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face or Caps, Double Price.
LASSIUED AtlttrertisementsT on thispage, Twenty-Five W 3rd 5 or Less, 25c
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
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WANTED. l
WANTEDuSlTUATlON BY GIRL.‘
as chambermaid, or dishwasher in
hotel. 'Call at 3 Kossuth street, South
Norwalk. - - xni 3t
T0 LET—FIVE ROOMS. ALL 111
provements. 92 Woodward
quire on premises or at 90 Woodward
Ave. Ini 3t
T0 LET—F'lVl-I ROOMS 8 CROSS
street; also six rooms, 54 Spring
street. Inquire IOS South Main street.
Telephone 1342-5 1111 3t
WANTED—EXPERIENCED SHOE
makers. Call at once. H. Jacob &P
Sons, Shoe Manufacturers, Beldeir’
avenue, Norwalk, Conn. In] 1t1‘
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WANTED—POSITION BY “[1512. TO LET—4- ROOMS, CENTRALI .Y.
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garian woman to do housework. Can ’ located. Suitable tor dress maker 0'7
A9131" at small business office.
m] at care Sentinel.
understand English a little.
12 Oleon St., South Norwalk.
WANTED—A BARN FOR sr'on.‘ TO LET—
ing furniture. Address E. R. (3., care and bathroom; Wllll 811
Sentinel. gg- tit Pments. Inquire 20 Madison St.
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..WANTEI_) —GIRL FOR HOUSE P To LET — FOUR AND FIVE
work in family of three adults Mid room apartment; also live. rooms with
die aged woman preferred. Good all the latest improvements. Cen-
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home. inquire 22 Osborn Ave. ’7 3t ‘ trally located. (Inquire 76 Washing.
;ton street. 127 3t
To LET. 1
Ave. 111- ;
Address “5”,;
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SEVEN ROOM HOUSE'
improve-l
1'27 3tf
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE“ — wONE- Kth‘ HEN
range, one safe, show (ases, she-hing,
counters and soda water and ice
cream, outfit: fountain, six stools,‘:
1marble top counter, etc. inquire 70.
Washington St. ml 3t:
FOR SALE—ON ACCOUNT 014“
purchasing a larger car, I will sell my
.Hupmobile 20, fully equipped, for,
. $200.1“. C. Goodyear, Royal James‘
inn. Phone 1547. 1'27 3t’
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FOR SALE—3 FAMILY HOUSE:
Idownstairs all improvements, 74 Lex-i
ington Ave. 2 family building. 118‘
Ely Ave. 2 family house, Oxford Ave. ‘
4 family house, lot, 60 ft. front, 300‘
lfeet deep.A11 will be sold (heap. Ill-l '
quire of Steve Kits, 74 Lexington Av.Pe
FOR SALE—ALL KINDS 01“ *AP- .
plea for sale by barrel. $2.00 up. Josl
l eph Eula, 8 W oodward avenue. t26 (it P
WANTED—2 on 3 UNFURVISIIED'
rooms with gas and running water,
near center Quiet house only. Ad-iSitualed 0“ Putnam av.enue All im-
rzs 3t provements Apply, John F. McMahon,
f26 3t
dress 1)., care Sentinel.
56 West avenue Phone 614-4
WANTED-JFVVO SINGLE ROOMS, { ‘ ‘
or one large room, with board for two ' To LET‘FURP‘lSHED BEDROO“
of telephone {with use of kitchen foP light house
Address \1. K., care Sentineld
1'26 3“
young ladies, and use I
Centrally located. Addless C. 1)., Seu- . keeping
tinel once. :26 3t}
FOR GI‘NP‘RALE TO LET—“ARCH 1, 9 ROOM
Must be ',house 10 Reed street Improvements.
WANTED—GIRL
housework in small family
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good cook and laundress. Apply life“1y rental
Beldeu avenue. 123 tt vance. References, Bertha .1. Ella
. _~_ I Broad him! or J. 13. Lawrence & Co.
FEMALE HELP WANTED l 1’24 In
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WOMEN — YOUNG
OR MIDDIEP T0 LET—II‘OUR ROOMS \\'l'I‘llP
aged. wanted as special represents all improvements. $12.00. 30 Van Zaut=
1‘24 tit l
. One of the Harbor Thieves, Sent-
$19 00 weekly street. inquire of B. Wolk.
Also StateL
w;'antetl , T0 LET—5120031 APARTMIINT
I‘Eust Vtasulngton street, East Nor
Partial
lives "in home town;
salary and commission.
and Traveling Managers
$1,200.00 yearly salary and expenses, '
or cash and commission. Goodwear' walk
IloslerMills, Dept., 31 Trenton New‘$12 '00-
Jersey. lor telephone 60.
MALE HELP WANTED. l20x60. Rent $20.00. 37
‘ St. inquire on premises.
ABLE-BODIED MEN—(100D EYE-l
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“‘4‘" f‘" mm“. and I’ml‘emm’l TO LET—5 noons AT 57 SPRING
good wages; experience unnecessary.‘
Promotion to engineer or conductor, PSt' Inquire of Mrs. R‘ Tariov, 102
Ta 0 Av Tel 16 -" n30t
$150-$200. Surely state age. Railway, ' yl r e I 50‘
care Sentinel. ml -8 15- :221
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MANAGERS—CAPABLE. AMBI’F-Pl LOST'
ions young men wanted as Travelinzl
and State Managers; $l,‘ 00 00 yearly!
salarv and expenses. or cash and com-
mission. Also iocai representatives
wanted; $12.00 weekly salary andj
commission. Goodwear Hosiery Mills,
Dept. 31 Trenton, New Jersey.
LOST— \l’ATERMAN NON-LEAK-
ablo Fountain Pen. Reward by re-
lturni'ng to South .\'orwnlk Savings
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SOLVENT» NOTICE.
MADAM ESTELLA — 19 ELIZA: District of Norwalk, ss. Probate
lieth St. Medium and Fortune TellerdCourt. February 20, A, D., 1915.
Past, present and future. Hours 10: Estate of James W. lloyt. late or
a. m: to 10 p. m. Business and Health' Norwaik, in said District, deceased.
a specialty. 1‘23 3t: The Court of Probate for the D13-
. ltrict of Norwalk, hath limited and al-
llowed six months from the date hero-
P10! ftfr the creditors of said Estate to
‘exhlhlt their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
‘acconnts. properly attested. wltliin
said time, will be dohurred a recotery.
All persons indebted to mid Estate
Pare requested to make immediate pay.
Intent to
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you trouble or your glue-ea need
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improvements, rent?
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Star incubator. Pen of S. C. White
l0rpingtons, and line it. I. Red cockerf
el. Nicholls Poultry Yards, 214 East
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Wetht-rstield State Prison, committed
front New Haven, in 1011, us one of a
group of so-cnllctl "harbor plrutcsfifi
lttstidpi‘tl from that institution early
yesterday morning in u rather sens:I-;
ftionui manner. Although his ubscncel
,was soon discovered and an alarm
ispread, no trace of the man had beenl
ll‘ound up to a late hour last night.;
't‘reton us a trusty, was employed in:
the boiler room of the prison, andl
'while the guard was out of the room,‘.
he removed several bars in front of.
tho skylight of the room, that hadl
previously been filed away and qudo‘
‘his escape along the roof of the:
:building. He jumped to the root oil
‘un adjoining building and then out:
onto the root" of lhres small sheds ore
varying height, llnnlly jumping to tho;
ground tivc feet below. the lowestP
one.
t‘rcton, the prison oilicials beilere,,
obtained possession of an old tile in
some unknown manner and during
opportunle moments worked on the
bars, which he had ready when he.
made his get-away between i and
.1230 yesterday morning
t‘retou was arrested in tall by De
tecti.e-Sergount Owen Inky and De-
tectlw llennett Barman. |1lh Frat
Willltt and Charles Russell. the latter
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pawn. The three «on allotted to
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PEUMAPNIAN MfNISTER ” SAYS l-IIS
COUNTRY
WILL ENTER THE WAR.
(Continued from First Page.)
the public not to cxpect the immcdiatc fall of constan—
tinople. szcrthclcss. the operations of thc British and
French warships against thc sca Ilcfcnscs of L‘onuanti-
nopic arc creatingr a trcmcndous stir in lllc‘ Near liast.
liroussa. in Turkey. has the
Turks as their ncw capital in casc it becomes ncccssar)‘
to cvacuatc Constantinople. The ticrmahis in 'l‘urkc)‘.
declared, wanted the Turks to move to
European Turkey.
and startcd shipping their archivcs to llroussa.
lntcrcst in thc fighting along; the castcrn battlc front
has been dcflcctcd for tht-Pmomcut from thc (Parpathians
to the north of Poland, whcrc tlIc Russians appear to be
making a dcspcraic effort to rcgain thc “ground which
Ficld Marshal \‘on Hintlcnburt‘r won when hc threw them
back from liast l’ruSsia. (oust-(picntly thc
struggle continucs on thc line from the Ruhr to the lia—
rcw. where (irand Dukc
his asccndancy.”
Asiatic bccn St‘lt‘t‘lt‘tl by
it is
.-\drianoplc. in
bill the Turks would haw nonc ofthis.
Nicholas has )‘ct to cstablish
\Picnna reports a violent engagement in
but docs not tell the outcomc. whilc l’ctrograd claims to
have chccckd thc Austro-tierman advance in this region.
ln tlic «west intcrcst is centering on the fighting in
the Champagne region, whcrc ficrcc attack and counter-at-
tack havc marked the operations of the last week. lit-r-
lin claims to have repulsed the continued French ad-
vances in this region, whilc l’aris asserts that the French
troops have been successful in making.r progress and
pulsing thc (icrman countcr‘attacks. l’aris
the capture of 2,000 yards of trcnchcs to
and north of llcauscjour.
Practically all discussion of the diplomatic situation
has been suspended in the expectation of thc statement of
Premier Asquith is to make in Parliament this afternoon
on the steps the Allies probably will take to meet the
menace of the German submarine blackadc. In tlic
Int-antimc, no progress has been made In the case of the
American steamship Wilhelmina. the fate of which may
liukmvina.
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claims, also.
thc northwest
become a Incrc formality if :I gcncral blockade of (icr—
many is proclaimed. ’
NEW YORK. March I.—-l'nusual prccautions for
snfcl)’ wcrc obscrvcd by the American Linc stcatucr New
.York. which sailed front Liverpool, Feb. .20. and reached
this port today. As she Slt‘ilnlt‘tl out of the .\lcrscy undcr
curt-r of darkness, with the German submarine war zonc
to pass ‘ she was couvoycd by four torpedo boat ’tlcsv
troycrs. and lift-boats swung;r froth hcr duvits. ready for
instant usc. .
Two hundn'd and twcnty-onc llih‘fit‘llg'cf‘fi wcrc
:tbontd lift} of whom came front l’aris. Thcscl :Ittcr were
so dt-lu}cd ill tcathing Liv'ctpool that thc .\cw \ork, at
tho Icuutstof \lr. l’agt. thc American \Inbztssador to
tilt-zit llritain. asktd the steamship company ofhcizlls to
hold the \t\\ \ ork for them.
llllllllg‘dlL‘l passage thto I;:'u t'ltc wnlcrs bclicvcd to bc
Infcstcd with submarines. p:I<scrI;;‘cTs and crew on board
tlic Ncw York wcrc in readiness to take to llit‘ lift-boats
at a Inomcnt'mioticc. When Illt' war
hind. tltc torpedo boats t'cturucd.
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PARIS, March 1.425011. m.- ~'l‘::‘-\t Rumou—
iuu Ministcr of thc Interior. informed a meeting of (fou-
scrvativc lkmocrats who \vcrc discontented the
party's policy. according to special dispatches frtim
llucharcst. that he had not attacked the govt-tumult bc‘
cause j. .l. (P. liratiauo, former Premier and Minister of
the lntcrior. had concludcd a formal :Igrcctucut for cout-
mon action with thc 'l‘riplc Entcutc l'ow'crs ((Pircat l’Irit-
ain. l‘rnucc and Russia). Proof of this would be found.
l\l. lonescuc said, in the Ru’mnnian loan Inadc in London
which it would have been impossible to arrange if the
liucharcst t'abinct had not made a categorical stalcmcnt
of its position.
- ‘luncscu.
with
A l‘ uchurcst new spaptr has announced that tcn class
cs of rcscrvcs have been talk-d out for March 13. and
that senior students in the military cullt‘gt‘s have lnccu
drafted into the regular army with the runl. of non come
ltllsslflncd officers.
The ~t‘lmfitlt‘llt belief has lwen cvt‘Ircuwd in England.
Francc :Ind RII~~ia that Romania ctcntnally would enter
the war on the sidc uf the Allies. .\ dispatch from Paris
Ml lid» :4. wild lltc Mann's lltlclian‘»! convoy-link. IIl. land
id” to luminti. «up would return in [raglan-i. with .3 mitt-
"lilfllllt'l Iot'urmatnm that \PPr-lmlsa \ltm. Rtl’Iiaiil-sta iii-Irv
:mutmt: tl‘t llrzhslt gut ermmut that the Romanian \tm}
would lain tlu field in Mai
\n agrwnwut was waned m tannin“ tun glamour: a:
ymmslmc for a has or Argonatn hunt the final. of
t‘,is;:lan-l to the ltani. "if ”irritant-a scams: horseman
Pl'rrasstrs bdin fin has In.“ a re and! MP that t mi. in Ems
that r4 the Romanian l smut“. t, ~mtsrmwm
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A ’ ‘ Onward March A&p
, Fancy Maine Potatoes
. Fancy Maine Potatoes
. 17 lbs of Gran. Sugar
.25 lbs.of Gran. Sugar
Powd or Con Sugar
1A&Pfiwr
Jones Flour
. Pure Lard
a peck 186;
a bushel 65¢;
for $1.00
for $1.48,.
a pound 70'
‘a bag $1.05
a bag $1.10 .
2 lbs. for 25c .
3 Cans for 25c
3 cans for 250
3 pkgs. for 250
3 cans for 25c
a can 70
, Extra Stampsl‘lWithll‘cas and Cutters 3
‘ 30 stamps with 1 lb. El yad 100 Stamps with 1 lb. Fancy
Evap. Milk ‘
i Shred. Codiish
Salmon _
ilona Peas -
Coffee .................. 35c Crop ................... 70¢
25 stamps with 1 lb. Amboea 75 Stamps with 1 lb. New .
Coffee .................. 3?: Crop .......... 60°
20 Stamp: with 1 lb. Sultana 60 Stamp; with 1 lb. Fine Fum-
Cofiee .................. 30c ily Tea .. 506
15 stamps with 1 lb. Iona Cof- 40 Stamp; with 1 lb. very good
fee ................... .. 25c Tea ..... 40¢
10 Stamps with 1 lb. Good Cof- 30 Stamp; with ya lb. India
fee ..................... 20c Ceylon..................25¢
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COUPON
Cut out this Coupon, prelent It at our Store this week, and ‘
buying 50c WORTH or more of TEAS, corress, sptcss, . “ x-
TRACTS and A&.P BAKING POWDER. you will receive
S & 11 Green Trading Stamps Free.
BESIDES REGULAR AND ETRA STAMPS GIVEN ON SALES.
FRPOM MONDAY, MARCH I TO SATURDAY, MARCH 6_
‘ This Coupon Not Good After Saturday, March 6th.
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,l‘l-Smol'pl no !“l . (‘1111 on I \ s H xv Irmwnns. '~ . p
.- 'tilct " 1;: and. \ guurnutcul 500
-‘ All} {){K'g rgffiARl t.-.IP: IPI'I I..;I .............. 250
- _ , F5119- i l'l‘tte Rollers, 108: 25c Store
1., ' —‘I.TAU GOOD STORES unseen. stain an.
t ._ _-s-_ __ _, " ~I= "Ni“ \l.K. t'onn.
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\\;l.‘\ isstacd tonight by the (it-ncral Staff of the .‘\l‘ll1.\" of f P
the (am :Istis: ‘
”Our 'ultantt fotccs, driviuhr thc cncm} bcforc thcm,
haw rc achctl the l\I\ ct lxhoI atcllai.
“'.l lit-rt Is no change 111 t to situation on the other
fronts."
l‘li'l‘lx‘tll‘IRAD. March I.—-ScIni-official announce-
mcui is made in l'ctrograd today as follows: "Russian
troops should be crcditcd with the initiative of the offen-
sivc moycmt-ut north of Grodno.
"l’risuncrs and artillcry captured by thc
north of tiradno are from the licst corps of the German
armies now on the eastern bztttlc from. '
"Russian progress in the region
lit'cn nulalilt‘.
x\'l‘_~‘~£'.’"]\
of l’rrasnyst, has
We have captured out-l villagc after au~
other. takingv several hundred prisoners in each place. in
other scctions the Germans are dclivt-riug counter-
itllat‘ls~, bringing frcsli troops into action and certain
\ illugn pa-u from the posscssiou of om- sidc or thc other.
Ncicrthcltws. ntti‘ from advances measurably each day."
I. \ng. March I. 52135 «I. litre-dd“ t‘I’bl’t‘twt-utitlvtli 13
Romania. of the items Agency. has rv-;watr‘tl
pit the rcimfl that the Russians had rcmrcupicd
tn ltal'rt’ta. and that the) were inventing; Stan-
ixulumta stave taken after a fierce fight on it ml-
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