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Classified
For Sale,
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Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous '
“Ads.”——To Let,
Business and
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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.
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1 WANTED. i To LET.
W— .—
WANTED—BUY To “IURK [X To LETHTVVU LARGE ROOMS
store, gum-(55 R. CO Seiiiitiel. 55 3t with closets and porch, second floor.
p__ _w*_.
WANTED—YOI'NG MEN FROM
[18 to 20 years of age. Apply t‘luett.
Peabody 8; C0. 5.x 31
WANTED—A I’JI-‘i FORD TOURING
far or runabout. Address P. 0. Box
El, Noroton. Telephone 105, Darien.
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(WANTED—TO BUY, 10 OR 15
acres of good, rich land. for farming
purposes. Must be within three miles
(of City Hall, South Norwalk. State
lowest cash price. Address Farm, c 0
Sentinel. 57 fit
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MANTED—A COMPETENT GIRL
for general housework; good COOK!
[Jail 16 West avenue, South tNOrwaik.l
57 3t
WANTED — EXTRA SALESLADIES
,wanled for Saturdays for fall season.
[3. J. Mintz & Co. 57 3t
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MANTEo—rRONT ROOM ON FIRST]
floor, on line of trolley in center of
city. Suitable for physician’s office."
'Address Room, Sentinel office. 87 3t1
p——— l
Furnished or unfurnished. Light house-
keeping. Convenient to train or trol-
lvy, 1t; Cove avenue, East Norwaik. ‘
58 3t
To LET~\\'ilUl.l~2 0R PART OF
house with all modern improvements.
Furnished or unfurnished. inquire of
Mrs. Marshall ii. Tolles, 194 East ave-
nue. East Norwalk or telephone 243-12.
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T0 LET—HOUSE SUlTABLE il'Ult
two families, with 13 rooms and two
baths. Conventient to trolley, Desirable
location. Rents for $35 per month. Ap-
'ply at The South Norwalk Trust CO.
s8 it
To LET‘RESIDENCE 'NO. 9
Hawkins avenue, East Norwalk. 7
roms, gas, bath, new range and furn-
ace. First class repair. Near‘ water
FOR SALE.
‘ FOR SALE~TWO GOOD WORK
or carriage horses. Apply to Frank J. .
Lockwood, liverynian, Rowayton,
. s8 3t
’ FOR SALE—AT NEW CANAAN.
seven room house and sleeping porch.
All improvement-s. Garage for two
cars. Chicken house. Lot 80x310. Good
shade. Will exchange for building lot
and suitable amount of cash. 153. P.
Jordan, Stamford, Conn. s8 3t
I you SALE—CAR BARGAINS. 1
Brush Roadster, $125. 1 Studebaker
Touring $225. 1 Chevrolet roadster.
1915. Like new. A No. 1 condition.
Used but little as demonstrator. A
great sacrifice if sold today. Austin's
Garage 122 South Main street. Phone
1622-2. Ford work a specialty. 58 3t
FOR SALE—«SOUND. GENTLE
horse, about eight years old. Used
only for driving. Can be seen at
Murray's, Mansfield avenue, Ox Ridge,
front. Garage if needed. :20.
1154-2.
Phone Darien. as 6t
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FOR SALE—PLATE GLASS.
TO RENT-HOUSE, NO. 19 CEN-lstora front formerly in Conneally 6i:
trnl avenue. East 'Norwalk. Apply Dr.‘ Bracken store. Also extra place, glass
A. Kidney, R. F. 1)., No. 37, Sound store doors, at bargain price. For fur-
View avenue. s7 3t ‘ titer particulars inquire Swartz & Cor-
t
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MANTED~BY RELIABLE WOMAN,l
situation to do general housework.‘
iAddress M. B. 87 3c
(WANTED—A BOY. 16 YEARS 0H),!
{wants a chance to work at anythingl
no that. he can go to school. Apply
.to Dr. Coburn. 57 3*."
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MANTED—A G001) TENAN’l‘ FOR"
in new six-room and bath bungalow, ini
Bowayton. Will rent furnished or tin-l
furnished. Everything new. Modern‘
improvements. Phone 10833, betweenl
fl and 6 o’clock, or write E. L. Broadfi
lway, Rowayton. St {
WANTED—A MAN THAT CAN RUN?
'auto and be a. handy man about a"
place. Middle aged man preferredd
lNo Sunday wm‘k. W. G. Crockett, So.
‘Main street, City. 50 lit
at...
FOUND.
FOUND—A CANOE ON COLLENI)
ler's Point shore. Owner may have same‘
by describing and giving name. Calll
'or write, Thomas W. Farley, Collend-
er's Point, Noroton,‘Coun. s8 3t
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BUSINESS NOTICE,
IL MOONE, 70 NORTH MAIN ST,
South Norwalk. Bicycles, motorcycles
and Sundries. Both sold nd exchanged.
Expert repairing. Baby carriages re-
paired. Prices reasonable.
MLVATOR CHARIO'IT— GENER-
pal contractor. Estimates given on
" up kinds of contract work. 130 sure
no cut our estimate. We can save you
money. Phone 816-8. 88 Wood St.
SMITH AND WRiiGHT HAVING
reduced their expenses to a. minimum
twill give astonishing low prices on
painting, paperhaiiging and general
Jobbing. 274 East avenue and 10 Cat-
Iago street" Tel. 1271-3. or 743-2.
Pleasant Hour, Lockwood'l Hull.
. .The Homes of Paramount and Metro
. Features—Exclusive Rights in Norwalk
TODAY'S FEATURE
a new installment of the} serial beati-
ltiful starring ANITA STEWART and
‘lEMiiLE WILLIAMS in ‘
“The Goddess”
_ runs-sow .
. Albert Chevalier supported by James
‘ Gall in America's most beloved drama
‘:Tlle Middleman"
J ' , FRIDAY '
ELB‘iE‘ JANis in her new comedy V
..“Nearly a lady” ,
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GRAND DUKE 7
NICHOLAS TRANSFERRED
‘RE’I‘RQ‘GRA'D, _ Sept. 8, via
lLondon,_I :08 p. m.—Grand Duke
Nicholas has been transferred to
‘. the Caucasus by Emperor Nicho- '
Ias. ,
\ The ‘Elrprperorytook‘this action
on assuming. igcoiiiiiriputl oi the
, .l folffob“ of;
military and, h
Russia." ' ‘ ‘ ~ ~
, In 7‘; transferring. ,thc'; . Grand
.,..‘.D;ukc; be appointed him 'Viberoy
of the Caucasus-and?-conimfi‘dérr‘
, lit-chief of the, army on the so the.
‘ cm from. ‘ " " . ' ‘
lUnlted Grocery Co.
-— . !bett, 83 Washington street.
TO LET—SEVEN ROOMS; ALL. IM-
provements. 23 Cottage street. Eastl
Norwalk.
.ther information address P. O. Box
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'ro RENT—~FLO0R, noon on i‘lvnj573' 50““ “or““lk- “‘2 “
pleasant rooms; electric llgllt, gas,
—’
4.- _
bath. or two rooms for light house-f ;
keeping. Very reasonable rent tot 3
small family. No. 20 Taylor avenue,‘
near West street.
57 3‘ To the Board of County Commission
‘ . ‘ i ers of Fairiield County:
TO LET—5 ROOMb “1TH ~IM-I I hereby apply for a transfer of a
provoments at 72 North Main fin‘eel':wholesale license .\'0. 220 to sell Spir-
Rent 313' MS" 5 rooms with imp"ove‘dtuOlls and intoxicating Liquors, Ale,
ments at 9 Hamilton avenue. Inqriiidmger Beer, lthinc Wine, and Cider
s
i Monroe streeufl‘own oi’ Norwnlk.
T-O LET—Ii UNlON 8T. 7 ROOM;
”mm“ ”mm“ “‘ °“°°' Thelnot located within 200 feet in 11 direct
Hatch and Bailey 00' ’26 tt:llne of a Church Editice or Public
AUTOMOBILES.
FOR SALE—A LARGE LINE OF
used automobiles, at sacrifice prices.
Luther Wright, 6 Madison street, So.
Norwnlk. Phone 1413-4. 1118 1m
ling thereto, or any Post Office, Public
Library 'or Cemetery. '
Dated at Norwalk, this Lilith day of
August, A. D. 191.3.
, JOSEPH DI SESA,
We, the undersigned, electors
taxpayers, as defined by' law, of the
Town of Norwalk in said County, here-
by endorse the application of the
above named Joseph Di Sosa for such
license, and we do hereby severally.
each for himself, certify that the above
named applicant is a suitable person
to be granted a license to sell intoxi-
cating liquors and that the above do
scribed place is, in our opinion, a suit-i
We pay but prices for tall kinds of
JUNK.
THE WM. EFFRON CO., Inc.
80nd poctll or toicphom. Tel. 441
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Dorlon House l
I (Gregory Boulevard) .
East Norwalk
FOR BALE—ONE LIQUOR Lit}.
37 at ease, for Town of Norwaik. For fury
jfronl 55 Railroad avenue to 24 and 255
Tile proposed place of business is
lSchool-house, or the premises pertiiiu-‘
PERIAN BEING COLLECTED
LON DON. Sept. 8. ii :28 a. in.
‘Qfi'csl‘ey Frost. "American consul
fffiijucenfitoygn. fifortm‘d‘thc A211-
}crican Birth 3 hcr; today that
ilic had rcccgzcdgiii unconfirmed
rcport that am ‘ the missing
lsailors of the ,cspcrian was an
5,:\mericau cltizcn.
il’rost has bccli,llnablc to vcrifv
Lllit‘ report. i
l th'lli. )It‘lirldc. a liliVaIIZillaCllt‘
I“ the .\lilcrit‘an filllbassv. is ex-
lpcctcd to rcturn to London todav
from (luccllstowu, \vhltllcr h'c
went to collectInformation con—
cerning the sinking: of the Ilcspcr—
ian. IIc has forwardcd no rcport
LI '
fit! Alllhassatlor Page. wllo there-
fore has transmitted nothingr to
ltllc State I)cpartnlcnt at Wash-
ington concrnillg thc Ilcspcrian's
armament cXCcpt Mr. Frost's
statement that tllc Vessel mount—
ed a 4.7 inch gun astcrn.
BRITISH STEAMSHIP
. GARONY SUNK
IA ROCHELLE, Franco.
Sept. 8. 21!; p. lll.—Thc British
stcaulship (laroily, of Liverpool,
was fired upon all sunk by 3 Cer—
man submarinc. last night. IIcr
crcw was savcd.
, AUCTION
A. C. Hexamer, auctioneer, will sell
at public auction the complete con~
tracting equipment and real estate of
James Cunrisky, 73 Church
Greenwich, Conn. on Friday. Sept.
£10, 1915 at 10 o’clock a. m. The con-
'tracting equipment will be sold, con-
sisting of it: good, general purpose and
,heavy draught horses, Weighing from
1200 to 1600 pounds; also 8 dump
,wagoti's. 5 horse carts, 1 platform
‘spring Wagon, 5 stick wagons, 2 mow
ing machines, 2 horse rakes, 9' set-
double harness, 7 sets cart harness,
extra bridles, pads. blankets of all
kinds, 2 team drill. horse and hand
rollers large boom derrick, with 2
.booms, cut and rustic stone, iron pipe,
brick, hollow tile, curbing stone, 500
white enmiiel brick sand screens,
tampers jumper and block drills, steel
Jacks, battery pumps, catch basins,
atreot,
'plows, shovels, spades, bars, sledges,
hammers, 2:, slinntys and many other
articles. 011 Saturday Sept. 11, 1915,
at 3 o'clock p. m., on the above prelu-
,iscs the real estate will be sold, "in
parcels, or as a whole, as the owner
jmay direct. consisting of a plot of
ground, 140 feet on Church street,
154 feet Oil William street, 172 feet
on back line, all which are located
three dwellings, a large stable, shoe-
makcr‘s shop, and store. This very
desirable property is centrally locat-
ed, has exceptional advantages for
:either business or residential purposes
land is certain to double in value in
Applicant. lthe near future. Stile positit'e, rain orl selves.
anal shine. Terms: personal property, cash,‘
. real estate, terms made known at time
jot sale.
l Per Order,
l y JAMES OUMIaKY
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i HILLSIDE
E A scHOOL FOR GIRLS
Thus far .\Ir.'
VISIT TO AMERICA!
‘ “PARIS, Sept, 8. 3:31) a. m.—
jlxing Alfonso, of Spain. has had
‘toahandéfi plans for a visit to
@bficafiibt‘altsc of thc wan/ht.
' INFORMATION ON HES. .Rmu ALrONSU AisANUUNs WON Tiixr'i‘i‘ti mm.
' NOT RESIGN
i .-\MSTI§I\'I)A.\I. Sept, 8, via
London. .9235 a. nl.~chorts
,tllat Admiral volt Tirpitz, t’Icr-v
,man Mlnistcr of Marine, intcllds
;
GENERAL JOFRRE RE-
TURNS TO FRANCE
PARIS, Sept. '7 12:50 p. m..—
j(icncral lotl‘rc. the French cout—
nlandcriilrchicf. rcturncd last
night to France after his visit of
aid '.€Ilof1'L:(\1lll!gl-. .ili .\igtli—;ttl 11.51.41] rl’i‘t unclltums. accord— : two days at the 11311311 frot , On
t .luuma 1st, t tiring all audicliCc mg to the Iicrlill correspondcnt Oi - reachingr Modulic. on the hand—
at which the conflict now raginglthc Nlcuc Rottcrtlaliuschc L‘our— Italian border. hc dispatched
was freely discussed.
"It is quitc inlposslblc to
prophesy when the war will cud,”
the monarch is quoted as saying
‘iat, who claims to have obtained
lll.\ information from exccllciit
‘Eilltl‘itii‘lty.
l .\ dispatch from Allisterdam
to
_Ccncral Cadorna. the Italian
commaudcrvinrlllcf. a telegram.
.cxpressing gratitudc for the hos-
loitablc reception accorded to him
111 a i‘cVicw oi thc conversation;Sept. 7 says it was rcportcd in bv King \‘lctor Emmanuel and
printed by
”It was ill_\' pct lli‘t‘aili to visit
.'\illt‘l‘lt'3, but I shall not be ablc,bv :kdnliral you I’ohl. now thief
to go now for years. When tllc.
war is Olcr thc wOrk hcrc will
be cllormous.
we shall havc to abandon all out—
worn forms and. if I do not dc-
t‘cive inysclf. the role Spain will
havc to play will be such that
her progress. which hitherto hast
bccu at a snall's pace, will be in-
crcascd to a tremendous speed."
"Tllc same progress may be ex-
‘pcctcd for all humanity if the war
rcsults in general disarmament,"
observed Sciior (‘cvlllicn
“All. no," returned King Al-
fonso "After the war nations
will arm more than cvcr. When
one sees a country likc Belgium,
iiit‘llli‘alllctl by agreement of all,
millions, eventually finding no
Luther defence thandwr own arm—'
cd force. it is easy to understand.
,that other countries. big and lit-
tle, realize that to exist it is in—’
dispensable to work In times of1
To hastcu rcfornlsi
Ewollld rcsigli and be succccdcd
of thc .-\dllllralty Staff and com-
Innndcr of thc l'laltlc fix-ct.
} It has been persistently assert-I
:cd that .\lllllll‘iil \‘on lirnltx had
come into serious
Chancellor you llethmaun—Iloll-
:wcgovcr the submarine campaign
which thc admiral
retaliation for the British block-
vadc. Thcir differences of opinion
came to a climax with the sink-
int.r of the steamer Arabic. with
its resulting menace to thc friend»
‘ly relations between Ccrt’uanv
and thc I'nitcd States. I
1 The ("liauccllor and the Minis:
visited Emperor;
tcr 0f Marinc
William at the front, and the
monarch was said to have sus-
taint-d Dr. vou lcthmanu-Iloll»
wet: in his demands that the sub-
marine policy bc modified for po‘
litical reasons. Aftcr this confer-
ence. it was said that you Tirpltz
conflict with.
instituted in‘
proposed taking a vacation. and.
the inference was drawn that this
peace and surround tllcmsclvcs
,with the most positive guaran-twag a gulncrfnflt adopted cithcr
”M's-u _ jto cover his retirement bv order
"Does not \four Majesty think of the. cmpcror or to hide his own
:thc lower soctal orders will cx— chagrin at being overruled m. a
WWI-‘9 pressure ("I III“ {gm'i'fll'HJohOv allcch‘to 11w popular \vtth
‘lllt‘lils to prevent tlcm rom ”batht- (icrmall lit-'OPC.
creasing the burdcn of armed;
rpcacc?" asked the intci‘Vicwcl‘. lDUMBA’S LETTER IN
“I think, and you may7 rcpcat;
this," replied tllc Spanish rulcr,; \\".~\SI*IINGT()N, Sept.
" T . '-- v. ,s 1 of '
. that borialtsui “I"! ”all?“ 9‘13" lAlubassador Dumha s cxplanla-
more governiucnta ‘ out 33 ‘0',tion of a lcttcr he wrote to tie
t‘lallsts will obtain satisfaction for Vienna Foreign Office on plans
their tnorc just aspirattonsby If'lfor the withdrawal of Austro-
gal methods, Without haying: to.IIlnlgariau labor from American
‘1‘“ Violence: m‘” l } think.“ ill“; factorics producing;r munitions ‘01:
that as they 0‘1".“ l W.“ “I "n the .\lics. was in the hands- 01
mm. have been ”fix-4W“ by “er—.St'l‘l‘ClEtrY Lansing" today. The
taut politicians who llavc mallowx1 ,luo-vc. it was llclicvcd llcrc.
“f 3m"Hatlmmlllmm‘mmml‘.‘ a {my , in the 'mcldcut that arose after
her on which tlcy tnvc l\‘t'( .
“EV?” 1h?Imam?”:Vfli‘f‘wag:J Alncr'lczin lllcsscntrcr bv ll‘i‘ill-s‘ll
nizc an” “‘5 war ‘ m “I ic .K authorities would bc the su mus—
litstincts of human nature rclllattvshm of ”w ctitlrc 5‘”)ij m
ltlumodificd thcrc an; no bcttcr‘ ”“5,an \\'ilsou for a decision
safeguards for right Internal l‘llt‘SAHh. m “1me the :llilliassador's
{lions than foresight and strength l statement was satisfactory,
icsidcs. after the war. there willl It was understood that “W
\ l ‘ I a . .
:bc no nm-mploy”loll" ( n 1,)“ ’titlcstlou to be ,dt‘tcruulu'fl luugcd
imittt'nnfidllcrc will be worl. .orme whether l)r. Iltllllbns ac-
all. :llld't‘t ““1 be “@0858”. flilviiics t‘ntlsltttltcd :1 lil‘CIit‘Ii of
:w'm-k. lho .w-pi‘l'l \mll coullnut l diplomatic ”0“?th Tllt‘l‘f‘ has
to be what It W‘ 3”" m “I" “rlIil‘t‘II no SilQ'Q‘t‘SllOll tllfll' all," .\m-
,tw'i'lvc years we shall ‘zlsk oll'r'lvfimn law has been \.,01m(.(1_ Dr.
”“0“"de but what 5 llumbzl. it is asserted. had receiv-
Ecd instructions to make known .1
din-w (It‘t‘i't't‘ of the Dual Emp‘lrlc
cl . . . ‘
' ' -' ' : l'ls amcnalt
EMPEROR NICHOLAS SUP- it: tldll“ l lt» ultlrna ‘
PLANTS GRAND DUKE; to m
LONI'M l'.\'. Sept. 9. ll :5oqa. m. i manufntt
——;\u arluv order issued by (irand 3 enemy.
happcncd? "
There was no denial.
r. that .~\ustrin~Huugnrv s
‘ H ' ‘ ‘ ll‘owcvc
Duke .\lt‘holas. who has litCily -. . ' m“-
cnumandcr-in—clucf of the Rus-"rconcscntattxcs would not ht
t to handicap their cucuuts
sian forces, convcvs the illft‘l‘Cl‘lCCétntL‘
I ' ~ n \ n n ' . , I "g
that Emperor Nicholas. illt‘lSSlliil-l'13“4 * mt i nitrous. altlo h
SECRETARY’S HANSDS.
‘tllc seizure of the letter from all}
artful law for hcluiucr in thc'
ill-c of munitions for an.
PROSPECT HILL. NORWALK.
command of his arm-
. B'Rffiéfs’fimmsnie
Opens May I.
CHORE DINNERS AND ALI.
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER.
IOHN E. O'SULLIVAN‘f‘Prop.
Telephone Call 720...
able place wherein to sell such intox-
icating liquors, and we hereby several-
ly, each for himselfpcertlfy that we
are owners of real estate situated .in
said Town of Norwalk.
Dated at Nor-walk, this 30th day of
August, 'A. D. 1915. '
. Vincent 0. Tito, John Cafebone, Mat-
thew Corbett, Barney Polley, Christian
Swartz.
i hereby certify that the above nam-
COMPO BEACH.
DANCING
In the paviliion
, Friday; Sept. 3 p ,
' By , -
WESTPORT CLUB
w. A." NASH, PrOp.
retina.» . weapon
. , . . . ,"DOURO SUNK
LQjNDONl, Sept. 831234 p. m.
“The British-steamship Douro
has been"“’sunk‘ by-gunfire, pre-
sumably from a submarine. Her
crew was saved. . ' , ‘
, The Douro, 31,603 ‘tons' grOss,
was ' owned by the, Ellerman
linesof London. There sire no
‘ 81-8
.ed endorsers are electors and taxpay-
lers, as defined by law, oftsaid Town
501 Norwalk. .
Dated at Norwalk, this 3lst day of
August, A. D. 1915. .
HERBERT R. Sliii'i‘li,
Town Clerk
W“
,LIyEs SAVED ,
By having us install Hot. Water
Heat, Steam and Hot Air by reliable
fitters. ‘ ’
_ Repairsvfor all‘kinds of stoves.
Try my pipe cleaner for stopped
drain pipes. * '- . ’
" HENRY A. H
so water at.
scent-Nu.
‘ Phone 1106-12
SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
, * GERMAN: «WAR LOAN
BERLIN, Sept. 5, by wireless
‘to Sayville, N. Y.——-Subscriptions
to the‘third German war loan are
records of her recent. movements} coming'in rapidly in the advance
ANOTHER RUSSIAN ‘
, CITY, CAPTURED
7. , BERLIN, Sept. '3, yia London,
55:50 p_- nue.—German iiorcest .that
pivo- bj'ecla .quagcduinttbattle with“
the Ruséians‘ in the ristrict north
,gf-uthe Bieloviezh Forest, ' L. have
captpye’d the. City of ,WolkOtvysk,‘
it": «was? minefield-d 4" by?" German
.. of. the‘"~~.‘time set for the formal
opening .of subscriptions lists.
The, Berlin municipal savings
bank has subscribedppfipob’poo
marks ($11,259,690). aetiobi'n’pared
with the subsistipfious‘of"3b.0fi3i
000 marks {on “th “1'; l
and 40,000,000 for t ‘
The. Agricultural: Central Loyan'
Bank ‘, subscribed ‘ 25.0003000
marks. Seven other subscriptions
amounting to .i4,5oo,ooo marks
Army finds“ his todayv
r.
~ haVc“‘been receivlcds ’
loan
a ' ‘cond; ‘
‘(Founded by Elizabeth Burr Mead,
1883.
The School will open for the Fall
Term on Thursday morning. Septem-
ber 16, 1915, at nine o'clock. ,Ali clas-
ses except the primary recite in the
school building on Prospect avenue.
Built on the slope of the hill, each
. floor has an exit on .the ground lev-
el, thus obviating all danger in case
of fire.
A new building in course of con-
struction contains six newclsss rooms
and a gymnasium 40 x 75 feet.
Special gymnastic work in all class-
es.
College Preparatory, General
Special courses for older girls, with
music and dancing under competent
instructors; Primary and intermedi-
at Department for little girls and
for boys under ten years. French
cluding the sixth. Arrangements mane
for bringing children‘to school and
for serving a hot luncheon. Terms an'i't
illustrated booklet on application.
The Principals may be seen at the
School any morning ‘on or tIfter Sep-
tember sixth. .
Margaret \R. Brendlinger, A. B.
Vida Hunt Francis, B. L.
and !
taught in all grades beyond and iii-l
lug supreme
cd forces. has supplanted
Grand Duke.
Emperor Nicholas has assumed
command not only of the null-
tarv but the naval forces of Rus-
sia: An army order issued and
signed by the Emperor is quoted
as} follows by Renter's correspon-
dent at Petrograd: ,
“Todav I have taken supreme
command of all my forces-0f tht
sea, and of the land armies op-
erating w the theater of war.
“With firm faith in the clem-
ency of God and with unshakcn
assurance of final Nictory, we
shall fulfill our sacred ditty to dye-
fend our country to the last. Vt c
shall not dishonor the Russmn
lland."
l
l
IGUN WAS MOUNTED
ON HESPERIAN
\
the
QUl-ElENlSTOW N, ' Sept. 8,
11:45 a. m.—-—There is absolutely
no doubt that a gun was mount—
ed on the Hesperian.
It is understood the gun was
,' visible to all who cared to look!
i :ROTON POINT PARK “
at: it, no secret being made of its
presence. , , .
they had no desire to 'iujure Am-
erican interests. .
The ambassador ts
confer' shortly with
‘Wilsonj He is working on plans
‘ for an employment bureau to care
for men who leave munitions fac-
‘tories, and wants the co-opera-
‘ expected to
‘tion of the Department of Labor.
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lAIRS‘HIPS PASS .
I OVER DORDRECI—IT
AMSTERDAM, Sept. 8, via
lLondon, L47 p. m.———Threc air-
, ships, coming from the
led over Dordrecht, in South
lland, at 6 _ .
ling. They were traveling in the
ldifection of the English coast.
Another airship passed over a
suburb of Amsterdam. It came
from the-southwest and Idisap-
pcared in. an easterly direction.
Hol-
v
EVERY
EVENING
DANCING
Secretary.
east, pass- '
:30 o'clock this morn:
tllc Iispaua lx’cvlcw'fllicrlill that Admiral you Tirpitz thc Arlllv.
In his ulcssag‘c (it-tlcral Jofi‘re
gives highcst praise to the Ital—
ian troops for what the have ac-
;complishcd in a comparatively
Esllort time. and adds:
I “Fraternally united to the
‘Frcnch Army. which warmly ap-
plauds your first brilliant suc~
tccsses. the Italian Army marche
es with sure step toward a defi—
nite victory, which the allied lia-
ltions know will be assured by un—
ited efforts, with the same ideals
and love of liberty and civiliza—
tion."
FRENCH STEAMSHIP v.
PARIS, Sept, 8. 10:45 a. m.-—~
The French steamship Guatemala
has been torpcdocd and sun ‘
about fifty miles off Ilelle Isle.
Her crew escaped in two boats. .
iThe men were picked up by a
i iritish steamer and taken into
St. Nazairc.
Thc Guatemala, 5.913 tons’
gross and 387 feet long, was own-
cd by the Compagnic Gent‘ale
'l‘ransatlantirple, which also own-
ed the Bordeaux, the sinking of
which by a submarine was an—
nounced yesterday. The latest
report of the Guatcinala's move—
"nicnts was her arrivcl at St. Nar-
zairc July 23 from Blienos Aircs.
ARILLERY FIGHTING IN
FRANCE; CONTINUES
PARIS, Sept. 8. 2:30 p. m.-
The artillery fighting along the
baitlc linc through France con—
tinues, according: to a‘ statement
given out this afternoon by the
French \\'ar Office. .
There has been cannonading
from Ilclg‘lau on the nortll as far
south as the Wocl'rc district.
German aviators have boni—
bardcd towns in France. and ana-
tors of the Allies havc thrown
down bombs at (Alstcud,
PRESIDENT CALLS
\\'.'\SHI.\'(’;'I‘(').\'. Sept. 8.“
Iwnanuotmccd and unexpectedly,
I‘rcsldclit .\\‘ilsou \vcnt today
from the cxccutlvc offit‘cs in the
\\‘hitc Ilousc to the office or Sec~
rctzu‘y Lansing. in the State De~
partulcllt. .
fifteen nllnutcs' duration, the
president started back to the.
White I'Iousc. In tllc corridonof
the State l')cpartmcnt he was in—
'tcrccptcd by correspondents and
askcd if thcrc was anything new.
in Ambassador Ihuuba's case. .
"Nothing at all." he said;
“the sccrctarv is handling that."
President Wilson explained, as
to his going to the State Depart»
ment, that “I just brought over
some papers of a routine nature,
which ordinarily I would have
sent over.”
TEN PERSONS KILLED
IN AIR RAID
I.OI\'DO;\'..Sept. 8, 4 p.‘ to.—
Ten persons were killed and for~'
ty-six others wounded in the Ger-
man air raid on the east coast
England last night.
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