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LASSIFIED Advertisements On thispage. Twenty-Five W ords o'rLess, 25c
Three Times. 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps, Double Price.
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Business and
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Venizelos Ministry in reaching
an agreement for greater trade
privileges between Greece and
i WANTED.
l ‘ ' To LET.
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WANTED—SALESLADY
cloaks and suits;
alterations for the new store. Apply
by letter or in person. Room 916,220
[Fifth avenue, New York.
ON
WANTED—A GIRL FOR GENER-
ni housework. No washing. Willing to
go to New York. Pbdne 725. 827 (it
WANTED—BIDS T0 COMPLETE
unfinished house. Inquire Tony Miser.
lendino, 340 Main street Winnlpauk.
a2? 3t
WANTED — BOY To WASH
dishes etc. at once Plaza Lunch, South
Main street. a26 8t
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WANTED—A GENTLEMAN AND
wife would like board in private ism
lly. No objections to a few boarders.
iNot over five to eight minutes walk
from center. State particulars and
address, “N. C. C." General Delivery,
South Norwalk, City. a26 3t
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WANTED—~BOARD AND mDGING
in a clean, respectable home, for a
child, four years old. Address B. C.
clo Sentinel Ofllce. a25 3t
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BUSINESS NOTICE,
A. MODNE, 70 NORTH MAIN ST,
South Norwaik. Bicycles, motorcycles
and Sundries. Both sold 11d exchanged.
Expert repairing. Baby. carriages re-
paired. Prices rea liable.
4
H. BCHENK, 8' CLAY STREET,
tailor. Cleaning, pressing, altering 0!
ladies' and gents. garments. Making
01! Ladies' Suits to order a specialty.
Skirts from 33 up. Suits from 88 up.
Satisfaction or no pay.
t‘l'ALlAN MlDWlFE—MRS SANTA
sumo, graduate from. the University
at Italy. Licensed in New York and
Connecticut. .Vclosemlilxaminations and
assistance by latest”modern methods.
23 Ely avenue."l‘elephone 315. .13 2m
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IALVATOR OHAfliOTr— GENER-
on! contractor. Estimates given on
all kinds of contract work. Be sure
to get our estimate. We can save you
snoopy. Phone 816-8. 26 Wood St.
WITH AND WRIGHT HAVING
reduced their expenses to a minimum
will give astonishing low prices on
‘vinting, paperhanglng and general '
Jobbing. 274 East avenue and 10 Cot-
tage street. Tel. 1271-3. or 743-2.
We pay best prices for all kinds of
JUNK.
«THE WM. EFFRON C0., Inc.
Send postal or telephone. Tel. 441
Dorlon House
1 (Gregory Boulevard)V
East Norwalk
Opens May I.
SHORE DINNERSy AND ALL
~‘ KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER.
’OHN ‘E. O’SULLIVAN, Prep
Telephone Call 720.
TOLD lN‘A NUTSHELL.‘
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:Cambric was invented by an inhab-
ltant of Cambrai.
Germany lost. only 50 ,V1000 men in
the Franco-Prussian war. "
“Greg" is one part of rum mixed
vaith three parts of water.
s
The Raisers investment losses as a
result of the war totaled $20, 000 .000.
_ Ski-runners in ”i'ull go" have been
imdwn to leap 100 feet at a bound.
rl‘he earliest shorthand was compil-
ed in England in 1598 by Dr. Timothy
Bright.
An electric fire alarm siren invent—
ed nby a Denver man has been heard
seventeen ies. ‘
[A seedless tomato of large size has
been brhd by an amateur horiculturist
Vin Caiitornlau
'I'o
Uspanese governinent emits have
1127 3:,
TO LET—APARTMENT
Ais-
a27 3t
view avenue Mrs. Charles H.
tborpe. Phone 635.
floor and large atic in house, No. 41
Cedar street. Inquire at No. 37 Cedar
street. 8213!.
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‘with improvements. inquire,
{street 2127 3t
TO LET—LARGE FU DENISHED
room. Inquire 23 Union street. a26 3t
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To LET—HOUSE 1N BEST OF
location, with every modern improve
ment, and in good condition. Electric
lights and gas, nice yard with fruit
trees, and grape vines. Possession at
once. Also two nice furnished rooms'
to rent, with all improvements. In-
quire 22 Taylor avenue, near West-
street. a26 6t
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m LET—FURNISHED. ONE‘ Olt
two desirable" rooms. All} improve-
ments. Five minutes from center. Ad-
dress W. E., cHo Sentinel. 1125 St
T0 LET—FIVE ROOMS WITH
improvements, at 9 Hamilton avenue.
,5 rooms with improvements, at 72
North Main street. Inquire United
Grocery Company.
'ro LET—‘21 UNION or.
apartment. POBIOSIOII ll. 01109.
Hatch and Bailey 00.
7 ROOM
The
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NOTICE
EXCURSIONS
“STEAMER NORTHPORT
Between
ROTON POINT, VALLEY
GROVE AND NORTHPOR’I‘
Boat Leaves Boat Leaves
Retort Point. ' Newport
11:80 a. n1; ' 9:80 aim.
"4:00‘p.”nr.,, " ~2:{:00 p.111.
‘ '8200 p.‘ in. 61100 p. at.
Best arrives Boat Leaves
Valley Grove. Valley Grove
12:30 11. m. 10:15 a. In.
5:00 p. In. 2:45 p. In.
9:00 p. m. 6545 p. m.
Beat srrlvea at Boat arrives at
Northport Roton Poln
1:30 p. m. 11:15 a. In.
5:45 p. In. 3:45 p. In.
9:45 p. at. 9:45 p. m.
Fare—Round Trip, 50c.
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OAKLAND, Cat, “Aug. 27.-—The
resignation of Miss Grace C. Strachan,
District-Superintendent of Schools at
Brooklyn, N. Y.. from the National
Education Association. after her de-
feat for the“pr‘esldency, has been fol-
lowed, it was announced today, by the
resignation by Miss‘~Agnes Nightin-
gale, ol.‘ New York, who managed Miss
er New York women members of the
association
The final Joint session hi the Na-
Munich, Germany.
ternational Congress on ‘ Education
was held‘ today. Among the speakers
were: Louis P.‘ Lochnsr, Secretary
of the Chicago Peace League, who was
to talk 011‘» “Military Training in
Schools"; and May Wright Sewaii,
Elliott, Maine, organizer of the Inter
national Conference of Wolnen Work-
ers. who had as her subject, “The
Spirit of Internationalism."1. _
The subject of. peace played a noisy
siderable part in the make-up of the
,program. Among the speakers along
this line was Fannie Fern Andrews,
lBoston Secretary of the American
School Peace League, whose subject
was “Education of the World For
Permanent Peace ” "International-
lsm;. " was the subject of John Mes, of
WATERMELON svradoUbrs.
succeeded in raising tobacco in Korerdl Some new things in the i 11 line are
from American seed
The fiber' of the water hyacinth is
utilized in France IndoChina. in the
m'anutspturegoi rope twine and mat-
ting.
There are iii-the world no fewer
than 652 .000, 000 sheep, of which num‘
ber Australia holds 93 ,000, 000 and New
Zealand 24,000 000. 1‘
by -.products manufactured from water-
melons. Heretoiore, each season Thous-
nude 0! melons have gone to waste,
because of inadequate marketing“ con-
ditions. Now a process has been in-
Ivented whereby table vinegar or high-
est grade can be made tro them, as
cooking oil, sirup, melon
level: cattle food. .. -
FOR SALE.
BEYOND m1 W! V (Continued-:JM‘F-lrst Page.)
the powers of the Quadruple En-‘E
tente, .with prohibition against
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'tem and putting out a number of box
{es and rendering the system useless.
, Work Starts At Once.
l It could not be learned when the
work of repairing wlu start, or who
will do it. But ope us will probe
bly start at once. The condition of the
system and the lack of money to re
pair it has been a topic for red«hot
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also woman to do rooms. All improvements at 33 Sea- lish Setter-
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TO LET 4 ROOMS ON SECONDE
, __ 1330215, Norwalk.
To LET-A FOUR ROOM HOUSE; * ‘
43 High
Strachan’s campaign, and d! iive 0th '
tionai Education Association and In-
pickles and ..
FOR SALE-HUNTING DOG, ENG-
Thorougbly broke for
123 West
1127 is:
hunting. Pedegreed dog.
lstreet, Stephen J. Ungvary.
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FOR SALE—CEMENT SIDE}
walks, curb and gutter, ornamental
steps, grading, concrete cellars, artill-
ciai building stone. 'inqulre Lawior &V
827 3t ‘
FOR SALE—PIANO OPPORTUNI
.tios. hes-liable second hand instru-l
{merits at prices that will appeal to
economical buyers. Chase Organ, 825. '
‘Lsrge’ sine upright,$65.MatbuI-1hekl
upright. 8110. Pianoia, metrostyle and
lThemodist. $125. Kneger upright,£
”135. Grand Piano, 8250. Player Piano,
188 note, 8290. Terms as low as 81'
'per week. Steinerts Music Store, 915
,Main street, near State, Bridgeport,
iConn. a27 1t
FOR SALE—HORSE, WAGON
.snd harness. Sold cheap. Can be seen
anytime after 6 p. In. Old Well Laun-
dry. 826 St
”Ion SALE—CHEAP. LAaGsV
touring c111, fully equipped. good con- V
dition. Apply at No. 2Van Zant St.-,=,
East Norwalk. Between 5 and 7 p. In.
a26 3t
| FOR SALE—NEAR SO. NORWAIJK
house and lot. Some fruit, only 8500.
Also tine building lot near West ave-
nue. Price $2.75 Address P. 0. Box
314, South Noxwaik. a26 3t
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FOR 5ALE—-ROWAYTON, NORTH
street 6 room house, porch. 5 mom
:bungaiow, lot 75 by 175 feet Fruit,‘:
{gardem good well, cistern :3, 500. Ad-
‘dress Henry Cutblll R l“ D. 37, So.
i Norwalk. at!) (it
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FOR SALE~SPFFD BOAT CY-
cione II. 6 cylinder, 40 horsepower.
Speed about 25 miles, or would ex-
, change for 4 passenger car with top of
equal value. ll. Keyworth, iii-i South
Main street. 1125 3t
FOR SALE—TWO i-IiGIlGRADEl
horses with harness and wagons. HavVe
purchased automobiles and will not
need these horses, The United Electric
{Light and Water CO. a25 3t!
FOR SALE—ONE UQUOR LIC-
ense, for Town of Norwalk For tur-
-- .thc castcrn portion of the French
{ fory.
{discussion for some little time past.
re- exportation Greece to the!
Central PQWCTS or Turkey, i. {“FULL SATISFACTION” V
commuted ppm in Paris as: WILL BE GIVEN U. s.
auguring well for further itegiotia-l BY «GERMANY
tions. __ ..{ WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-
FORTRESS OF OLITA
Count Bernstorfi, the German am-
bassador, acting 011 .Instructions
EVACUATED BY RUSSIANS from Berlin, notified Secretary
BERLIN, Aug. 27 via Lon- Lansing today that “full satisfac-
don 3:30 p.n1—'111e Russianltidn" would be given to the
'fortrcss of Gifts, on the NiemenlUnited States for the sinking of
River. thirtv miles south of Kov- the White Star Liner Arabic.
110, has been evacuated. Official The ambassadot’ explained that
announcement to this effect was Germany would make more than
,made here today a mere d1§avqwal,if it is found
"‘ the Arabic was sunk without
WAR AVIATORS
warning.
KEEP UP ACTIVITY
1”qu A-UH 27. 2. -i)30 p. m.—— JAPAN MAKES MORE
1 rcnch atiators continue their ac- WAR MUNITIQNS
t_i\'ities against ccrtam positions TOKIO, Japan, Aug. 27.—-—Thc
in possession of the Germans indecision of the government to
utilize all available means for in-
creasing thc production of war
munitions for the Allies particu-
larly Rnussla, has aroused the
greatest enthusiasm. Army of»
ficers of high rank arc arranging
l'l’i‘mli airmen have {)Ollillardt‘dlthc details with IIIaIIIIfacturers
tun railroad stations In the Ar- preparatory to enlarging arse-
gzonnc in German possession, and ,nals and factories.
Gcrmau mlators haIc thrownl It is understood that France
(1mm “NOSWCS 9“ Clcrmont "m' and England ~ha\c guaranteed
Argonne A French auator last payment for these supplies.
night bombarded at Doruach s _ —-—--—-—— ,
plant uherc the Germans umnu-1,BRITISVH STEAMER ~
line. according to announcement
today by the French Wra Office.
German aviators also are taking
otl‘cnsivc measures in this terri—
SPECIALS
for Friday and Saturday only ,
3081
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95.:
12c
Very Best Creamery Butter a lb.
Pure Lard a pound
Best Flour a Bag
son's Smoked ShoUldeIS'a lb. ~
Guaranteed Eggs anoz. 2.71:7.
SUGAR SUGAR ‘ SUGAR .
21 lbs. of Granulated Sugar for $1.00?
to all purchasers of $1. 00 worth of ’
Teas. Coffees, Spices A. 8: P. B.
Powder 0r Extracts
Iona\Corn.acan ...... .................. ~. 7.9
IonaPeasmcan............’ ........ 7¢f
Blue Rose Rice,apound ............. 5G:
40 s. a H. GREEN STAMPS FREE WITH 1 POUND'
0F EL—RYAD COFFEE AT ................. 35¢
The Great A. 81 P Tea Co.
Tel No. 909.
WASHINGTON ST" SO. ‘NORWALK.
Free Delivery
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"FLAGS OF THE FIGHTING NATIONS"
Roton Point Park Tc-uight
factored asphyxiating gases, an PALMGROVE SUNK
this morning a lrcmh squadroni, LONDON Aug 27. 12. 5,. 1).,
of airslxips bdmbnrdcd ihc rall— m ——Thc British steamer ,alm',
road station at \ltulhcnu.l11 the grove has but sunk Her crcwl
(mind Duchv of limit 11 was saved.
All the lrcnch {1)ch rgm/ruch
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S. HAS WON
NOTABLE VICTORY,
l()\l)()\', Aug. 27.1: 17 p. 111. ' K,
—(\1blc dispatches reporting the ..
statement )gstcrday of Count von. Pleasant Hour, Lockwood‘s
ilcrnslorff xcrman Ambassador,
at W ashinmip, 1 to Secretary-2
Lansing (but the German sulmmq
I'iuc commanders had been ordc-
Hall.
TODAY’S PARAMOUNT
Ina Claire and Carlyle Black“ all in
1a .
('11 to liltuclt no Illcrohmlimcn allaskyp y ”
uithout naming are displavcd, “Puppet Crown
prominently today in the London, . sATURDAY
,ncwspupcrs . . "
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The .. \\tstminsttr (uazcttc “A Night Al Male S
says: If Count von llcrustorli
is speaking with full authorit), 5110““ 3“
the American gox crnmcnt can dances introduced at that place.
AUTOMOBILES. , l
FOR SALE—A LARGE LINE 01"
used aulOmoblles, at sacrlilce prices.
Norwalk. Phone 1413-4. a18 1m
LOST—SUNDAY NIGHT ON OR
from oi! trolley, between South Nor~
walk and Rowayton, atfcane. Reward
it returned to Sentinel oilice.“ a25 3t
LOOK!
I share profits with you by giving
you the lowest prices on 15 years gnar-
anteed tin made into leaders. hind-
made. painted inside. tin rooting.
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plumbing and heating.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN.
Luther Wright, 6 Madison street. So. "'
5! Water 6%.
Phone 1108-12
COMPO BEACH
me“ information address 1" 0' B”111111111 to how u on :1 \'cr_\ notable MONDAY
5731 5°“ “MW-“k 1.12 i l\lctorv.." ‘ A NEW METRO FEATURE PLAY.
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AUGUST 27 and 28'
MATINEE SATURDAY
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A. H. WOODS advises you to
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FIREWORKS FIREWORKS
WESTPORT,
Connecticut.
“open YEAR
AROUND
COMPO INN
—-——CAFFT GRILL
inimitable Eutertslnment~Pertection in Food and Service.
$ 1 SHORE DINNER SPE ZIAL $1 50 .
1.5012 Noon to 5.80 p.m.—-Commencing May 29. . _,
M E N U
Olives. Celery. deishes. Pickles. Little'h'ecks, Clam Chowder, Fish
in season, Parisienne Potatoes, Halt Cold Boiled Lobster, Mayonnaise”
Dressing. Halt Broiled Chicken, New Boiled Potatoes, Vegetables in
, Season, Deml Tasse. : z
i A LA (.‘ARTE SERVICE AT ALL TIMES-«Telephone 98 Westport
GREATEST AUGUST
+_' SALE
The August sale In pregress, as this store
forcibly demonstrates the supremacy 0
this store, savings to every patchaser.‘
; AND OFFERS \OU
everything needed for the home at great-
iy REDUCED PRICES. - 1
“SEE MY LAWYER” u,
' for a legal injunction against the blues. ~
Issued by MAX MARGIN and served by T. ROY BARNES
' and a Capable Company of Players
V. PRICES; Evenings $1.50 to 25¢. Matinee 81. co to 25c. '
CURTAIN 8:20 . V 7 MATINEE 2:15.
{Seats on Sale Wednesday.
'ADMISSION‘_'_' ........' 25e.’
' Instructor in attendance, to
:' assist ”all who ‘wishiaid. " "
Private lessons any time by
appointment. ‘V
W. A NASH, Prop.
Phone“ . , . Weflpen'
EVERYBODY HELPING“
"What is your father doing?"
I‘He is manufacturing munitions or
war for the Allies ” V V_
"What is your uncle doing?"
-“He is sending supplies to Ger-
man?" .
“What is your brother doing?"
“He is’working upon an important.
device for humanlsing warfare. a
howitzer designed to shatter only one
Vleg or arm of a seidler at a time " -
"What is ydiu' mother doing?" , - 1
“She is kn‘liting bands for the VBei~
glans. ".--Llie. ‘ ,
.. 1.31:... MONDAY AUGUST 3011.
l LONSOME PlNE
Hi WITH NEW YOAK CAST ’AND A MASSIVE PRO-
THE GREAT DRAMATIC SUCCESS
THE TRAl
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“BVY EUGENE WALTER
From the widely read beck of the same name
by 101111 Fox, 11'. V
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DUCTION
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PRICES . . . . . . . . . ... . . . .. ..asc, 50c, ysc, $1.00 and $1.50
‘ . MAIL ORDERS FILLED NOW '
Box. Office Sale Opens Friday, August 27th, 10 am.
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A. J. Collins Co.
{The greatest success-oithe 1915 season 1was the. ~,
DODGE CAR
Only about Ilfour that wanted a “Dodge" was able to 7 1‘ .
get one.
ORDER NOW 8785
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V"Having a bamtlme?"
ltbe anthropoid apes have been
“Bdred to death.”
“So am 1. Let’s sneak away some-laiive during recent years by shit
where ” .. 1 lthem in behind glass not to protect the
"'Can't. I’m the host- 4111mm 3““ visitors from them, but to protect their.
en. , {from the visitors—that is to say,
3 _ "',.—‘—"'"""—__-"' ' 'the microbes that man harbors in his
PARTRIDGE HELPS AGR'CUL l mouth. Man has more or less succeed-
- TURlST. {may learned how to disarm those in
1 Investigation in Germany has shown vadors, but they will readily desire
that the partridge eats the moda~ of those near relatives or his whose
many noxious Vegas and insects do. 165 have not learned how to "as
“structive to plant lite. therefore de- them Mankind has no better friends '
serves protection. 1,than those who, like IMetchnikoi‘l. teach ,1
‘ us what to do and what not to do in
‘ 7' 1 '- arming and immuning ourselves.
I _THE BEST SITUATION! , against these sleepless and implacable;
”-9 obtained, by advertising to the but assuredly doomed enemies or '
best employers. {file Sentinel reaches ,kind -Dr 0. w, Saloeby in Youtli'
this class in Norwsilt and vicinity ; Companion
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