sister, Mrs. Eournler.
set.
paired. Prices reasonable.
IALVATOR CHARIOTT— GENER-
mi contractor. Estimates given on
III kinds of contract work. Be sure
to not our estimate. We can save you
money. Phone 816-8. 28 Wood at.
l
3 SMITH AND WRIGHT HAVING
reduced their expenses to a minimum
{will give astonishing low prices on
painting, paperhanging and general *I
Jobbing. 274 East avenue and 10 Cot-
tage street. Tel. 1271-3. or 748-2.
LOST.
5......
T0 LED—FURNISHED
with or without board, in
house, 84 Woodward Ave. Teie. 1106-
12. 81 3t
ROOMS
To LET—ll UNlON ST. 7 R00]!
apartment. Possesion at once. The
Hatch and Bailey Co. 126 tr
AUTOMOBILES.
4 40 and one ii 60 .1 passenger automo-
biles. First class shape. Prices reason
FOR SALEwAUTOhiOBlleE. one: ‘
Bracken store. Also extra place glassl
store doors, at bargain price. For lur- .
belt, 83 \l ashlnglon street.
FOR SALE-CEMENT SlDE-.
walks, curb and gutter, ornamental
13310115, grading, concrete cellars, artiliu
lcial building stone. Also house and
ibarn Connecticut avenue inquire
lliawior & liyous, Norwalli. Phone
‘ all St
31471-5.
‘ —-—
FOR SALE-SUBWAY AND POCK-
et billiard tables. Almost new and.
only equippment t‘o1 pool. Will sell}
able Details Box 553, South Norwaik. very reasonable inquire S. (lenunrio..l
‘ , s2 3t 31 Main street, Norwalk. 82 3t
FOR SALE—A LARGE LINE OF: FOR SALE—MODEL ll. FORD
«Dorlon House
(Gregory Boulevard)
East Norwalk
. Up one May I.
IHORE DINNERS AND ALL
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER. .
JOHN E. O’SULLIVAN, Prop.
Telephone Call 720.
m
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.
A caucus of the republican electors
residing in the second ward and.tax-
lug district oi! the city of Norwalk,
:will be held in Quittners Hail Rail-
road avenue, in said second taxing
. district, on Tuesday. the 7th day or
3 September, 1915, at 8:30 o'clock P.
M.,3 for the following purposeszI
3 1st: To nominate candidates for
ward and taxing district oilicers, to"
wit:
Three caddidates (or councilman of
paid ward.
One candidate tor District Commis-
Bioner of said tiring district [or the
. term at six years.
One candidate 1032' the Board of El-
‘pctrical Commissioners of said district
for the term at Isis: years. >
One candidate is: Treasurer oi! said
District for the term of six years.
One candidate for Treasurer of said
district for the term or two years.
End: To transact any other busi-
‘1- Iness proper to come lbelore said can-
. pus.
- : Dated this 2nd. day 0313 September,
‘j. 31916. I -
‘3 By order or the Republican Commit-
.‘ tee of. the second word. ‘
5 L _ WIDLIAM MILLER,"-
~ - Ch’airman oi said committee.
I IAttest: . .
RUFUS J. SMITH,
‘ ' secretary of. said Committee.
Mrs. S. C. Kellogg is vi‘sltln‘u her
. .
The many friends of Mrs “Himmler,
who is in her home Drove
street, will be pleased to learn that 3
her condition has great improved
.....
DEDUCTION
"How can you tell that the cannula
.tor isl marriedtt' gasped the diminu-
3t‘lve 33mm. . -. '
“Didi'i‘t you hear. the wvay that we
‘ 'ma'n roasted ,ldih aaIlI' he never even 3
batted ”an 3‘;c clash
‘ 3. 5671:. m.—-Germa11 forces
used automobiles, at sacrifice prices.‘
Luther Wright, 6 Madison street So.
Norw.alk Phone 1413 4. a18 iml
runabout. fully equipped Demonstra
Ition on request. Apply Central liar-
nge, Daricn. 23t
L.
We pay but prices for all klnda of
JUNK.
send postal or telephone. Tel. 441
BUICHAREST TREATY
TO BE REVISED
ROME, Sept. 2, 9: I5 p.
\i3 Paris, Sept 3. 4 :25 a m .19.ch
wisiou of the treat
has been 3
Serbia, Rumania and Greece ac—
cording to reports received here,
butn it IS said these countries are
not willing to satisfy entirely
Bulgaria's claims to territorial
compensation for participation 1n
the war.
Bulgaria’s
ently are irreconcilable with what
her neighbors are willing to grant
and the impression is gaining
ground here that she is prolong-
ing the negotiations with the aim
of postponing the day when She
must _3reach a decision.
“‘Thcvtreaty of Bucharest, which
ended. the Balkan conflict follow-
ing the victor'y of Turkey was
signed August 10,1913, between
Bulgaria‘on the one hand and
Rumania, Greece and Montene.
g3ro on the other.
By the treaty the Romano
Bulgaran frontier starts from the
Danube above Turtukai, and ends
on the Black Sea scuth of Ek-
rane. The Serbo-Bulgarian fron-
gtier starts from the Partarica
Mountain, continues along the
, ; Qotd Turco- Bulgarian frontibr and
I" the water shed between the Var-
. do and the Sturma and ends at
the mountain of Belashi’ctz‘a. The
Green-Bulgarian front .starts on
the crest of the Belashictza thugs
and ends at the mouth of the
riyer Nestor on the Aegean Sea.
*—
OUTER FORTS OF - .
GRODNO TAKEN
BERLIN sep‘if‘z via London.
at~
tacking the Russian fortress of
Grodno have taken the outér
forts of the stronghold, it was
offiCially announced by German
Atmy Headquarters today
\
I fittest! the Sentinel Want ado.
a blunt we and than '3“? °I
greed to explicitly byl
pretensions appar- -
on
‘ FOR SALE—BARGAIN. BEAUTI-
llul l2 1',oonl luo family house, East
THE WM. EFFRON CO., Inc ”Norualk Conn, for rent or for sale Ci“
[and small country place l2 acres in
Darien, for sale Box 685, South Nor-1
walk, Conn. Tel 359 st 6t{
FOR SALE- COTTAGE EIGHT3
rooms. Bath, improvements. Lot fiixlli’.
Price very reasonable Apply .1. M
FOR SALE—ONE DIQUOR lilo-
cues, for Town of Norwalk. For fur-t
ther information address P. 0. Box:
573, South Norwalk: ‘
troll-Ions.
District of Norwalk, .ss. Probate
court, August 31m, A. D., 1915.
Estate oi Pietro Destinoio. late of
Norwalk in said District, deceased
The Court of Probate tor the Dis-
I
lowed six months from the date here-
ot for the creditors of said Estate to
exhibit their claims for
Those who neglect to present their ac-
counts, properly attested, Within sIald
time, will be debarred a recovery. All
persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make immediate payment
to
MICHELE 810019. 3
Waistrator
20 Academy street New Haven.
s9 1(3) 173
”District OIfII-NorWalk,‘3 s's. ‘Probate’
Court. septenrber 2d, A.D.,1915.
‘Norwalk in said District, deceased.
ordered, That the Executrix exhibit-
rher Adminitratlon account to this
Court for adjustment, at the Probate
office 1h
September, 1915, at 10 o'clock toro-
.1
in said Estate. may be notified there-
of, the Executrix will cause this ord-
or to be published inanewspaper ll‘avJ
ing a circulation in said District,
least hvrdays before said 9th day oh
,Sépt'ember, 1915. . i
I ‘ HENRY W. GREGORY,
" ' ‘ Judgb
m
113102, 3
trlct of ‘Norwalx. bath limited and al- .
' sé’ttlement. .
Estate of Robinson W. Smith, late at ,
No‘rwaik on the 9th day of I
noon; and that all persons interested .
at.
PETROGRAD Sept. 3—-()f«
private, ther particulars inquire Swarts 6’1: Cor-I Lonllml Sept. 2. (Ii 15 3. ill .~Of-
filial annotmlcnunt “as made to-.
1day that Ccn. Yauushcwico chief
of Grand Duke Nicholas stall}
has in on appointed dasslstant \ltC-
my of the (uucasus. lie will be
suitor-«led as thief .of stall l13\‘
Gen .\lcxicv,cot11rilalldcrill whirl
of the armies on the unrtimcst-
cm front.
cant-SEE DES MOINES
HAS 534 REFUGEES
-—————
PXRW‘SCM 3. 9‘55 21. m.——-j
Liiispatcli to the Mutiu from .
Canon. Crete filed )cstcldzly.l
says:
"The l'uilod States (‘ruiscr
Des Moitlcs bringing 53 refugees.
mostly French from Jami, l’nlcs-
line, was given an enthusiastic
£0lden Grain FLOUR
} FRIDAY, SEPT. 3, 1915 W THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINED IIYII PAGE TEX“
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'ENTENTE POWERS AND ' L ' .11».
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Classified Ads. --TO Let, GREECE AGREEMENT ' l
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For Sale, Business and PARiS. Sept 2. 9 45 a m.— A WHOLE WEEK Oi EXTRA SPECIALS ;
The Athens correspondent of thel l g
' Haves Agencv says that a finaii AT—————— .. l J?
o Professronal Cards, and gm, 1.... 1.... $133,323, 1., 33333 i
. Entcnte Powers and (irrece con-é ' '
MlSCEllaneOllS coming hayigation and corn—l i I:
3 , PHONE ll 1' CW avey Pro l '
LASSIFIED Advertisements on thispage, Twenty-Five Words orLess, 25c crew agrees to take the ' m , ‘33‘7
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black- 2:12:22“; ”3,422232 {3122;235:3137 410 WASHINGTON ST Delivery l
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face 01‘ Caps. Double Price. .irllCltS and the 13 utente national 9 SO NORWALK l
lcmsrnt to the free e. portalion ofi ' i
> . I tobacco and raisins oil lht basiin 0 LES i if:
of («port statistics pretious to; ATLAS ABSOLUTELY PURF. B TT 25 -
WANTED I To LET FOR SALE lllt “Elf and the illiportatiml from BRAND C A T S U Cl“ to FOR c .
3 MANTED——A RELIABLE GIRL TO To LET-TVSO SUITES Dr 01‘ 0:? 33535333110“: Ganglia? :Efllll:ll\ttllil :iilplrriaoff all £300}ng .
do the entire work in a family of tour. file rooms, including one and the m ‘I 0 me P“ m “C s “5 \ ‘ or in““‘ . S 2 _ ,
Good cook. References. inquire at loom. lllquile at Keelers Shoe Stele. Eye“: hatch inquire Kundlien, ‘I‘O 35' I'ua’ll Emisglrlgfikri 13133131“?ch h i PEERLESS COFFEE EHEHCE SSfiIgLY 5:2,] PEERLESS TEAS
Sentinel 3 2 3t 53 3t ‘Vlyri e street, East Norwa 53 3t l ’ 1U \lars lpsl “ u CY on, 0 . » -
. Oifice s 3 __3 3__ _ 3 ... of (in-ck boats going from one: Fresh From the Roaster. English Breakfast. A“ Kmds' ‘ I
WANTED—A 1301' OR voUN TO LET_.-4 ROOMS ox SECONDI Fen SALE—OPPORTUNITY FUR .Gnck port to another the cut-1 “The Best Value in Ame? Your Choice. Pure, Fragrant, Delicious.-
man as a worker in a Dry Goods floor and large attic in house, No. lymfiwgn' to Ipurchase :3 5.3111323331332111 1329003113461” says, “"1“ C6339 ”mm“: ICE-n 35¢ lb. Equals Any 80C Tea. 3%
Store. A. Dickerman & Son. s2 3t C dur street. inquire at No 37 Cedar :21“: at altli:ar:gi::yprice 5:3“! term: ‘ late 3' l 30¢ lb. 3 “)53 for $1.00. 50¢ lb 3 4
~ street. s3 3t ’ .
WANTED—SITUATION BY HUN- __~3“___ Steinert's Music Store. 9135 Main St. 3PROOF (a: CORNER IN 20 Stamps Free. 20 Stampspiaeiwuh Each 60 Stamps Free 3!
Katrina woman to do general house-’ To LET—FIVE ROOMS. RENT33 Ina“ Ewe Bridgeport Lona” i I I’CIUM CARBIDE , 5...
work or on farm. ll South street. 80. reasonable. F. iiopp, 35 Cove aleuue, , , P \RIS Se ’ S ’ RY ' d " TENDER AND
, , , . FOR SALE SECOND HAM) WAD-l pt 3. 4: 55 a 111—— PER an S k d h Id 3 . 12 lb! _
[\orwaik. 82 3‘31”“ Nor-walk. 53I :jInu; case upright piano, 5:0,, Easy Acting on charges; made in theI BARNES' m0 6 S 0“ erO DELICIOUS. Cut to C !
WANTEWSITUATION. YOUNG: To LET—FIVE ROOMS SECOND terms Steinerts Music store 915 report of the (hamber of l)cpu~. l
. Main street, near Stale, Bridgeport, tits ( onlluittee 011 ( ommcrcc and 3 3 , . .
man able to do all kinds of work floor. No.3 Burbank street. Rent $12. IConn llndustrt' that a trust has becnl Campbells Soups 3 Rolls Pure Tissue Crystal Domino Gram, l
around the place would like position3lnquire No. 1 Burbank street 52 3M ' fomlcd to illegally corner the. 7 CAKES Atlas Baked Beans 3 ulatcd SUGAR
' l
:gilzeiegggrtiofigiifiol’ltlif: 5083883233 To LET—132 WEST STREET 63’ FOR SALE—SuyoND HAND lN-i suppl) of talt‘llllli carbide. lanri: Davey's Pure Borax N2; Timbpofizs TOILET PAPER 5 lb Sanitary Pack- 2
It family so wishes s C Z 24 Hoyt; rooms. All improvements New House struments recently taken in exchange; 3quant1tils of \ihich are used by. SOAP Your Choice " .10" age 32¢ ‘
”mt South Norualk Conn inquirelLOW rem Inquire next door 82 3tiuprlght pianos, $65, 895, $110, $135. the army for lighting purposes,l 3/. lb Sanitary
6 0.3310013 a m or by mail 8" 8t lGrand pianos $200, 5250. Player pianos l‘aris police are searching the of 25¢ 3 01108 f01’ 25¢ Package 22¢ i" i
‘ " ' " 'r-o LET—5 ROOMS WITH 1M- 3275 3290. Terms as low as :1 week- has of a number of companies _ 'i
WANTED—ALL Tgumgs FROM provements at 72 North Main street. 31y. Steinert’s Music Store, 915 Main engaged in its Illanufatture allil' . . IN PURE f ’
Bell Island Hickory mug andf'floway- Rent 513 Also 5 rooms with improve- 3street, near State. Bridgeport, Conn. sale. 'lhcy hale seized mauyl Domestic Sardines OIL. CUT TO 3 calls MI 100 1;
ion 50c Morrells long distant expresg3 ments at 9 Hamilton avenue. inquire; . —— (101 minute and the Illagistratc: , 3
my], 1131 .139 St United Grocery Co. at it FOR SALE—SOUND. GENTLE it he is ionduiting the illvcstigafi Ii
3W -—— gimme. about Gish! years Old- Used lion (lulart$__ the“ PEPE“ WHY; 3 Boxes 3cans Hargreen Brand Fresh from the Atlas Pure I
BUSINESS NOTICE To LET—HOUSE 3 ROOMS. BATHfimfly for driving. Can be seen at istablish the truth of the charges 1 Blue Tip Pure Pure Uncoated Oven Cocoanut Corn Starch or ' ‘
. ' ' improvements. West on High street.'Murray's. Mansfield avenue, 0x Ridge.3 A3similar3 investigation is being MATCHES 3 Condensed RICE 3 Crackers Pearl TapiOCa »3 133
a, MUDNE, 70 NORTH MAIN ST" Four room apartment. 2 rooms fur-’Dariell. BB 6l3carr1ell on [11 the provmccs. ; Cut toI MILK 3 1b. Pkg. for Almond Jumbles 3 Special at 3
South Norwaik. Bicycles, motorcycles "13'1“ 0" “11f ished, Suitable (01‘ , _.._...__. -"' lb. kg. for 41' 1 g
and Sundries. Both sold nd exchanged. light housekeeping. Inquire 2 ngni FOR ““43”” (“Abs GEN» YANUSHEVICO 10¢ 25¢ 20¢ 10¢ 3 p 25
Expert repairipg Baby carriages re- street. 31 3,3 store front formerly in Conneaily a GETS pROMOTION
"The Best Flour
Millcd." Cut to
95c bag.
Daisy Brand Atlas Brand Empire Brand WASHING
plure BAKING PURE VANILLA or Q“? if“ FLUID or ..
POWDER VANILLA or LEMON x ”a ”"1; BOTTLED
. 0” ~ EXT ACT AMMONIA BLUING
"50¢ 11.. EXT AICT , g ,,
F Pad. hill”? 1 ¢ llOlllC. 10¢ )0“ L 10¢ bottle,
loo Stamps rec 25 Stamps Free. to Stamps Free. 10 Stamps Free. 10 Stamps Exec.
’I -3! i
VERY
BEST
HILLSIDE
A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
PROSPECT HILL. NORWALK.
(Founded by Elizabeth Burr Mead,
1883.
lclipiion by the people of llli<j
when slur
(lay.
-—-—-
RUSSIA HAS NOT ASKED
FOR JAPANESE TROOPS
‘ w
u
TOKll'l Sept. 3.——It was all-
m ,lflne residential section, near our line mounted l)\ the Russian Embassy
here that Russia had not request-
art‘ivcd llt'l‘t‘ lo»l
The School will open for the Full3
Term on Thursday morning, Septem»
ber 16, l915, at nine o'clock. All clas~
ses except the primary recite in the
school building on Prospect avenue.j
Built on the slope of the hill, eaclil
floor has an exit. on the ground lav-3
el, thus obviating all danger in case
of tire. 3
y 0f Bucharest Layton it Co South Norwalk 31 3, cd that troops be sent from lapanl A new building in course 0‘ COM
BUTTER”
to her assistance in the European struction contains six new class rooms;
“731'.
W ~
Pleasant Hour, Lockwood'e Hall.
313 tt The Home of Paramount and Metrol
Features—Excluolve Rights in Nomlk
Don't miss the features which will :0ch and dancing under competenti
run to mark the windup of the they instructors; Primary and Interment-3}
ate Department (or little girls and;
atres which have been the favorites in-
the past. See them all.
TODAY
Pauline Frederiokistsrmi the ”Eter
nai City'Kcasttin a tour part (nature.
3 “801‘!"
issrunoAv
jllroadWay Feature
‘ 1 LABOR DAY '
a. molten KiNT Starred 1n Clyde-
‘ Fitch's romance
f‘l‘he sputum only»
LIVES SAVED
By having us install Hot Witter
Heat. Steam and Hot Air by reliable ,
fitters. .. .
Repairs for all kinds of stoves.
Try my Pipe cleaner tor stopped
drain pipes. .. - . '1'“
HENRY A. I-iEIh‘uEII..E3IN.I
\
66 Water St
w
e . .
1 .\
compo BEACH Ilé ;
l ‘
DANCING
in the pavllllon
Friday, SIept.I333
. Ruby . .
.3 3 W333ESTPORT Cl-UB
«Vadaat' property can is seated and
3, pond tenant secures through Benti
W194 NASl'l, Prop
Phone“ 3 3
Phone 311ml: .
land a gymnasium. 40 x 75 teet.
3es.
College Preparatory, General and
:Special courses- lor older girls, with
[for boys under ten years. French
E3taught in all grades beyond and In-
eluding the sixth. Arrangements made
for bringing children to school ano3
iior serving a hot luncheon. Terms and .
lillustrated booklet on application.
The Principals may be seen at the
tember sixth.
Margaret R. Brendllnger, A. B.
Vida Hunt Francis, B. L.
hr..¢~—-
NOTICE
‘TEXCURSIONS . ,
STEAMER’ NORTHPORT
* Between
GROVE/II ND NORTHPORT
Fare—Round Trip, 50c. 3
Inu— 3vaI
STEAMER HUNTINGTON
.ROTON POINT 13'0 HUNTINGTON.
Saturday, Sunday. Labor Day.
Leaves Baton Point, 9:30 a. 1131.;
3; 1).!11.
Leaves Huntington, 8 a. In: 2 p In.
Autos. snorted Across Sound.
Special gymnastic pork in all class»
School 3any mornpg on or alter 3Sep-1
Roster: .. norm, IvALLEnf .
Boat Lean: Boat Leivea
Roton Point.- Newport 3
11:30 a.‘m." I .:9 30 mm.
~4:00jp.’i3n.'v ‘ 2 .00 pm.
fszoo p.111. . 6: on p.111.
Boat arrives Boat Leaves 3
Valley Grove. . . Valley Grove M
12:30 p. m. 10:153a3. m.
01:00 p.111 2:435 11. 111
~ , 0:00 .p; In. 6:45 p.111.
Boat arrives at‘ Boat arrives at
Northport" \ RotonPoln
”1:00p. m. ' 11:151. to.
,..5:45 p. In. ~. » ‘ .3145 p. in
0: 45 p. In. 9:45. p. m,
Fresh Daily From the Best
Creamedcs in America
300 lb.
LABOR DAY
BAND 806008 I, with?
Al ernocn A f NIGHT
and Evening
AMERICAN 3AM) 3'2 018th
3 The greatest success of the 1915 season was the.I 3 3 ‘II
DODGE CAR *
Only one in four that wanted a “Dodge” was able to
get one. '
3 ORDER NOW $735
83L. BENEDIC 73 NORTH MAIN s'r.
SOUTH NORWALK
it *'
. IizgtuvoEkR' COMP 0 I N 3N3 Connecticut.
Dine and Dance Between the Courses—Orchestra. ,
~——~‘~CAFE GRILL .
inimitable Entertainment—Pertectlon in Food and Service.
$1 smartest: DINNER spasm $1530
Noon to 8 so p m.——Cominenclng May 29.
3 M EN -
Olives, Celery. Radiance. Pickles, Little Necks. Clam Chowder, Fish 3
in season, Parlaienne Potatoes,- Hali! Cold Boiled Lobster, Mayonnaise 3
Dressing. Hall Broiled Chicken, New Boiled Potatoes, Vegetables in .1
Season, pom! Tease. ‘
A LA CARTE SERVICE AT ALL TlMES—«Telephom. I938 Westpot’It'
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