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[IHURSDAZ SEPT. 9, 1915
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Wants!
mssrrnio Advertisements on this page, ngnty-Five Words orLess. 25c
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps, Double Price.
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Classified “Ads.”—To Let,
For Sale,
Professional Cards, ’ and
Miscellaneous
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SAY GERMANS
WERE REPULSED
Business and PETROGRA,D Sept 8, 1111
London, Sept. 9 4 :25 a. m.—A
statement issued tonight at the
W ar Office says:
On the Riga-Dfinsk front the
general situation remains un-
changed German attempts to
adtanCe Tuesday in the region
of the railua) station at Gross'
Ekau (south of Riga) and Neu-
hnt were repulsed In the direc-
tion of l)\ll’l$_l< there were only
We WANTED. , {
WANTED—OLD GEESE FEA’I‘H- ‘
.el beds, antique furniture, C0\€lleis,
unilts, Shawls. lamps and curious
things for cash C. F. Dickin 011, Gen
elal Deliv cry, Norwalk, Conn all tit
, WANTED—A POSITION AS DISH-
Masher. Inquire 16 Washington street.
I 59 1t
WANTED—SITUATION -— A BOY,
16 years old, wants a chance to work
' at anything so that he can go to
school. Apply to Dr. Cobura. s7 3t
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WANTED—BY WOMAN ANY KIND1
of work by the day. Address M. K.
clo Sentinel.
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59‘3t
. WANTED—T0 BUY, A SMALL
"sire furnace. I Feinsod,13_ Ely ave«J
'nue, South Norwallr. p s 3t‘
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wanna—nor TO WORK
store. Address K. cjo Sentinel.
lN
1 68 31
WANTED—YOUNG MEN FROM
(18 to 20 years of age. Apply Cluett.
(Peabody & Co. as at
1 WANTED—A 1914 FORD TOURING
car or runabout. Address P. O. Box
, ‘Bl, Noroton. Telephone “165. Darlen..,,
58 3t.
{WANTED—T0 BUY. 10 01115
acres or good, rich land, for farming
purposes. Must be within three miles
of City Hall. South. Nor-walk. State
lowest cash price. Address Farm, clo
:Beatinel. 57 3t
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MANTED—A COMPETENT GIRL
[or general housework; good cools.
.lCall 16 West avenue, South 'Norwalk.
s7 st
7:
WANTED—EXTRA SALESLADIES
,wanted for Saturdays for tall season."
[3. J. Mintz & Co. 87 3t
(WANTED—FRONT ROOM ON FIRST
floor, on line of trolley in center or
city. Suitable for physician's oiilce.
‘Address Room, Sentinel omce. 87 3t
MANTED—BY RELIABLE WOMAN,
situation to do general housework.
lAddress M. B. 1 37 3t
1w1ANTED~A GOOD .TENANT FOR
a new six-room and bath bungalow, in
Mowayton. Will rent furnished or un-
turaished. Everything how. 'Modern
improvements. Phone 1083.2, between
5 and 6 o'clock, or write E. L. Broad-
rway. Rowayton.1si St
W
1 1 1 LOST. 1,
LOST—MONDAY. AT, ‘ROTON 0R
South Norwalk, book containing rail-
road fare and other cards, valuable
pnly to owner. Please notify James
_1Ianina. 91 Franklin street. Daabury.
point. s93t
1L0§T—-GREY COAT. PROBABLY
.- dropped from automobile on Turnpike
nbetwee'a Armory and pal-ten. Address
ban, this emce. 1 1 ' 5,1t
Main street;
"30 LET—APARTMENT OF 81X
' near West street.- 1
1- préyemeiita "at 72" North Main sheet.-
1 ’ .hieiits at 9' minutes avenue. Inquire
1' United Grocery Co.
TO LET.
TO LET—FURNISHED ROOM,CEN-:
trally located, electric lights, heat. use
of bath and telephone. Inquire 15
1“ est Washington street. 59 3t1
i
To LET—POUR ROOMS TO LET,
61 South Main; all improvements. In-1
quire on premises. 619 3ti
TO LET—NEW HOUSE,143 so.“
four rooms and bath; all
Apply 11 Flore,143
all 3t
improvements.
80 Main street.
T0 LET—TWO FIVE ROOM CT-1
tages at Row ayton. Three minutes
from trolley and railroad station.
Large yard, fruit trees and well water.
Rent very reasonable. J. M. Layton &
(30., Inc. 39 3t
To LET— APARTMENTS AND
halt house. Apply 6 Orchard street.
Tel 1682 3, on Friday and Saturday.
s9 3t.
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"TO“ "LET—1A SUITE OF FIVE
rooms, over L’Hommedleu's grocery,
east end Washington street bridge,
newly papered, gas lights, etc. 39 3t
rooms, hard wood floors, new papered,
all improvement, trout and side on
trance private, at 33 Seaview. Mrs.
Charles Aisthorpe. Phone 636. 89 3t
'TO LET—lrwo LARGE- ROOMS
with closets and porch, second floor.
Furnished or unfurnished. Light house-
keeping. Convenient to train or trol-
ley, 16 Cube avenue, East Norwaik.
s8 st
house with all modern improvements.
Furnished or unfurnished. Inquire or,
Mrs. Marshall H. Tolles, 1114 East ave
nue. East Norwalk or telephone 243-12.
" \ s8-3t
T0 lET—I-IOUSE SUITABLE FOR
two families, 'with 13 rooms and two
baths. Conventlent to trolley, Desirable
location Rents (or 835 per month An
ply at The South Norwalk Trust Co.
118 tt
'ro LEV—RESIDENCE N0. 9:
Hawkins avenue, East Norwalk. 71
roms. gas, bath, new range and turn-
ace. First class repair. Near water
front. Garage It needed. :20. Phone
1154-2. 38 3t
70 RENT—HOUSE, 1N0. 19 CEN-
trai avenue, mt Norwallr. Apply Dr.
A. Kidney. R. F. D., No. 37, Sound
View avenue. s? at
T0 LET—SEVEN ROOMS; ALL IM-
prov‘ements. 23 Cottage street, East
Norwallr.’ :7 3t
‘Elm street, Norwalk. Bath, laundry,
i‘electric lights, new furnace,
1 horse. Rubber tire runabout and natu-
ro LET—WHOLE on PART on"
unimportant advance post aC'
tions. The fight for the river
Lautze continues. In order to
occupy a more covered position
our troops removed a little to
the right of the Lautzc.
. "There have been no important
changes on the routes toward
Vilna The Germans directed al
\iolent artillery fire accompan-i
ied by asphtxiating gases?
against our troops occupying the
outlets from the lakes 1n the re—
gion of Noxo Troki. Near the
town of Orany the enemy yester-
day made attempts at an offen-
sive.
era for 8150- Also light W'ason. $25 “1 rom Grodno stubborn Ger-
Phone 892-2. as 3t man attacks continue in the re
1 , y -- gion of the railway station at
FOR HUMP“) GOOD WORK Druskeniki and towards Skidel.
°’ “"1““ 1mm” App" 1° “'8“ J In the latter direction; repulsi'ng
mkwm’ liveryman, R°“‘y"°"' 9" the enemy, we inflicted on hitn
'8 at great losses and too some scores
of prisoners.
“South of the Niemen the cue—
my delivered extremely stubborn
attack in the region of VVol—
'kowysk, on both sides of the rail-
way leading to Slonim. 1
“On the roads from Lhtsk to
Rovno there has been no change.
In the region of Doubhok and
Remenctz weoccupied new po«
sitions 011 the, river Ikwa and
upper Goryn. '
“In Galicia, near Tamopol,
yesterday, we achieved a great
success against-the Germans. The
German Third Guards division
and the 48th Reserve division, rc-
inforccd by an Austrian brigade
with great quantities of heavy
and light artillerv according to
statements made by prisoners,
FOR SALE—ONE LIQUOR ”0' had been preparing for severall
ease. for Town 0!” NOTWfllk F07 Midays for a decisive attack. Thisi
ther information address P' 0 B°‘1 was find for the night of Tues-1
573. South NONE“ ‘12 tt1dsly-Wednestlay l‘orestalling the
enemy our troops took the otfc11-,
! sivc and. after a stubborn fight on
the river Dolnka. the Germans
Fon SALE-81): CYLINDER HUD were complciclv defeated Tues-
son Touring Car, 1914 Model; tine con- (lav evening ‘ l
dltloa. Address P. 0 Box 460. Southl “ At the end of the engagement
‘Norwalk. 39'! the enemy delclopcd an artillcrvi
fire of most mtraordinarv intcn- i
sity. Only the impossibility of
greplyingr with the same weight of
“metal prcxcntcd us from flil‘lllt‘l"
1dc’vcloping the success we had
obtained. _
“The Germans, besides sufier-
ing enormous losses in killed and
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—HOUSE FOR SALE,
cement
cellar. Ready for occupancy Photos
on application. Very easy terms. Jack-
son’s Studio, 53 Wall street, Norwalk.
s9 ti
FOR 8ALE~CHESTER WHITE
pigs.10 to 12 weeks old. Very reason
able Inquire Charles Handley, 311
Myrtle street, East Norwallt. 88 31
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FOR ‘ SALE—YOUNG DRIVING
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FOR eats—AT NEW CANAAIN;
seven room house and sleeping porch.
All improvements. Garagetor two
cars. Chicken house. Lot 80:310. Good
shade. Will exchange for building lot
and suitable amount of cash. E. P.
Jordan, Stamford. Conn. s8 3t
FOR BALE—SOUND,
horse, about eight years old. Used
only for driving. Can be seen at
Murray's. Mansileld avenue, Ox Ridge,
Darlea. 33 6t
GENTLE
FOR SALE—PLATE GLASS,
store front formerl’ydn ConneaIIy &
Bracken store. Also extra place glass
store doors, at bargain price. For tur-
ther particulars inquire Swat-ta 0. Cor-
belt, 83 Washington street.
AUTOMOBILES.
—FOR BALE—CAR BARGAINS. 1
Brush Roadster. 8125. 1 Studebaker
Touring $225. 1 Chevrolet roadster,
1915. Like new. A No. 1 condition.‘
Used but little as demonstrator. A'
great sacrifice it sold today. Austin's
Garage 122 South Main street. Phone:l
1622-2. Ford work a specialty. as at
FOR GALE—A LARGE LINE OF
used automobiles. at sacrifice prices.18°°° men.
Luther W rial“. 0 Madison street 80 grips, fourteen of which were of
a181m heavy calibre, many machine
Norwalk. Phone 14134.
M guns, glln lllnbers and other
We pay but prices fer all kinda of booty. ' .
- JUNK. l “After a br1cf pursuit our
THE- WM EFFRON co” Incl troops occupied their former po~
80nd postal or telephone. Tel. «lasitions on the river Sereth.
“‘- ‘The emperor, having received
To RENT—FLOOR, EOUR OR FIVE
pleasant rooms; electric light. gas,
bath, or two rooms for light house-
keeping. Very reasonable rent to
small .tsmtiy. ~ No: 20 Taylor avenue.
‘ 37 3t
TO LET—5 ROOMS WITII IM-
3911; {13. A56 5 rooms" With impi'ove-
" 1111:
..“u- .q
to tar—it UNION at. t noon
.Iapartmenl. Poussin at once. The
area and Bailey oo. ' m u
nouns. ,
91's. Poiatjhore. Oyster may have nine
UND—A CANOE 0N COLLEND 1. x
‘2 ‘ scribing and giving name. Can "U
EXCHANai RATES HIGHER a report of the defeat inflicted
NEW YORK} Sept. sr-Illorelgn ex-i upon the enemy, sent an order to
change when opened today with a 'express to his Valorous troops
brisk upward trend or rates and evl his joy and thankfulness for their
dences or underlying strength sm-‘succcss and the heavy losses in-
liag rose 1-1-3 cents over night,- reaolt- flicted 0“ the “13ml?
I?" m scorn NORWALK nvsmitc sen-riser; m
..units;
1mouat attraction
_{n'011ntlcd. left prisoners in our, ‘
Itan‘ds' more than 200 officers and’
We captured thirty '
MANY RUSSIANS
WERE CAPTURED
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LONDON, Sept. 9 9.05 a. m.
—The German version of the lat-
est Austrian \\ at Office state—
ment, received here by wirele§s
from Berlin asserts that twenty
Russian officers, 4400 men and
seven machine guns n ere captur—
ed when Austro- Hungarian
troops captured Russian positions
north of Szupaika near the
mouth of the Sereth River.
The Austrian official statement.
received last night from Vienna,
while chronicling the capture of
positions at Szupaika, made no
reference to the capture of Rus-
sian troops at that point.
YEN BERNHARDI
LEAVES FOR FRONT
BERLIN, Sept. 9, via London,
II :30 a. m.—General Friedrich A.
I. you Bernhardi, at his own re-
quest has been assigned to a
field command by Emperor Wil—
liam He has already left for the
front. ,
Gen. von Bernhardi is one ofi
the best known military writers
in Germany. In a book entitled .
"Germany and the Next War." Runabout
written in 1912 ,he forecast many
of the main features of the pres-
ent'cam'paigns. Befort going to
the front, he served "as" com—
mander of the Fiftieth 'Army
Corps, which consist of home
nice to feel that YOUR j
fellow American citizens.
that the Ford does pretty
high-priced automobile is
‘at
slam-banging their
Touring Car
Town Car
52 North Mam Street.
/
Dorlon House
(Gregory Boulevard)
East Norwallr 1
' Op ens May
CHOKE DINNERS AND ALL
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER.
IOHN E. O'SULLIVAN. Prop.
T‘l‘l’hm“ c‘“ 7“ “to the 1661111111 or Finance.
M. -. - .
l Town of Wilton, Conn,
THE HOME or panamouur ANDwamate 0‘ Bowl 0! Sammie“
narno FEATURES—EXCLUSIVE Town 0, WM“. Com," ,0, .ex
moms IN NORWALK.
Wilton, Conan will hold a public meet-
ing at the Town Hall, Wilton. on Tues
day, September 14. 1915. at 7:30 p. 111.,
1110 consider the estimated expenditures
of the Town of Wilton for the ensuing
year. . 1
(Signed) 113. D. FREEMAN.
' Chairman.
TODAY: ’ ending August 31st.1916: Judge of Probate ............. .
A new Metro feature attraction with Sinking I‘und ................ $600 Miscllaneous ......... ~. ...... .
August Chevalier and star cast in interest on Bonds . . . . .. . . . 875 Portable Stone Crusher. . . . . . . .
Q. ” iinterest on Notes ...... 150 um
3.000 3
Tile Middleman 31111111 111111111 .1; 1 . _
" “r the Board of at ca
romonaow: T° '
E Town of Wilton.
Eslle Janis will star la a new Para 1' Estimate of Appropriation needed
1
I
School Year ending July 14. 1916:
When you order your new Ford Car it will be pretly 1
the judgment of several hundred thousand of your ‘
orbitant upkeep and running expenses!
ORDER YOUR FORD AT ONCE—FOR EARLY AUTUm
DELI VERY!
DUTEE W. FLINT
NOTICE
The Flame Board of the Town 01‘
pauses of said 'town for "the year
11dgment is backed up by.
They know by experience
nearly everything any-
capable of—cxcept keep
pocketbooks to pay cx«
South iplorwak‘i "‘
State Aid Roads .
Bridges on State Roads ...... .
Bridges on..Side Roads ....... .
Election Expenses .......... ..
Indigent and Income ....... . . .1 1
Printing.
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... ---------- ..ae1
70
Town Hall .3. . ...........
Fire Warden ..... . .......... .1 ‘ 200' ‘ . . ’
Town Officers ................ 1,200
Selectmen .............. 1. . . . . . 1.300
Vital Statistics ............... 1 8’0 '
State\and Military Tax ..... .
Judicial .................. .1
Rent Town Clerk's Office ..... .'
by Wilton Town School Committee for
. 1 «O,
Q! . ” Teachers— .. .
Nearly a Lady .Nod .......... - ...... .. 3430.00 1
.. ..... 480.00 j
‘Adellghlhll comedy in five parts. Bflld Hill ..... ....-..-....u.n... ... . ... ., .1 ..
" , " iMiddlebrook ... .1 .............................1 440.00 ~: 3:}
W‘WlBelden Hill .... ..... ..1 520.00- 1
“IL lxem ................... ....... . ......1... 620.00 __ 1
l15;l[)l£ lCannOn . u up. ..."...neen-oeno-e-a. ..... .. 44030 H. 'I"'
A SCHOOL FOR anus ‘Chestnnt Hill .........‘.......... 1.. ...... .. “0.00. 1.51“ '
"censor HILL. NORWALK gHurlbutt Street .. 480.3: 1 ' 11-1: ‘
(Founded by Elizabeth at... Mm Georgetown ... .1. 2.350., ,, . ._ 45-541»
1333 1 Georgetown, extra ........................... 388.00 . f ,_
The School will open for the Falli 1‘ _. _: i. ‘
Tom on Thursday morning, septemz‘,‘ Total tor'Teacbera $8,986.00 '1
”5 1.3 1111., arket "3 strong “.Further. south, in the region
l‘hlnlgh attentions rote nominal. ' " 0‘ Trembowla,o 0“ the 7th “'1'"
1mm was“, laini‘ovemet‘it in the dislodged theenemv from aseries
10f anllagesp making prisoners
market sterling has regained nearly
hall of its loss. being 15 1-3 cents
sbéve the low record or u 60. touched
within the past two weeks. '
soo soldiers. together witiu three
guns and a.dozen machine guns.
"Between the Dniesterf and the-
1 #le‘f’t “BREE of. the Lower seen: the
“Amwanspassed to the offensive
-1"n1the course of the 7th, in the
a 'ti region of. the village of Voria-
191“ 'tyntze. Bv flank attacks one of
our battzdIOns arrestc he“; cue-1
mv’s ofiensive. and t k
eleven officers and over
.1
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Mrs. Ellssby hung—11111111,?
physician wants to" send me
slimmer resort for tour- we'eki.’
they were surrounded b“ the cue-
my, is beginning to“ e - itself
felt now by partial 15, ‘
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over forty officers and nearly, Bin-'-
,instrticto‘rs; Primary and Intermedi-
' ‘ margaret 1R. Bundlinger. A. B.
b" 1‘ 1915 n "'1" °'°‘°'-‘k- A“ cl“ ,Is‘uel as plenum. ........ 1711.64
“' «cent m I’m” mm in the Text Books, as last year- 1. . 182.94
1 school building on finance! avenue. stationery, as last ”Serum... 1 ‘ " 2.1- 1251.98 '5
Built on the “W" °t the hill. “01‘ Repairs as‘" last. year..."....3....... :" 111.72
a” h" “' 9‘“ °“ "I" 8m“ 19“ Tuitionfinot Hi'ghficllool........ .. - 1292.00 *fi
el. thus obviating all danger ---ia easel ”gamma“. not .13.}. gm_ .. 1. 25:94 . _.
0‘ m“ iEnumeration,amtyear..1.......... ....... 1221.70: ~ 1
A new building in course or com Expense or Admihistrution. as last year. 5- 107.15
struotion contains six new class roomi Slate B boards nor Bald Hill. Middlebrook . _ - - 1
and s stun-slum 40 x 76 reel. — and hestnlit run Season. 1 -1,-120.00 1
lpecialf gymnastic work in 1111- class“ Danbury High schools! pump at .87 .88: . 1 - - 1 113.64 - -
9'- iNorwalk High schooner) pupils at :47 09 ..... . ,1,4::.;g _ 1 .1 .—
n?‘ “
a
special courses for older girls, with ,
music and dancing under competent ~Total ..
Approximate Credits—
at. Department for little girls and
' ‘ ' mamgtorwmmM1-~--
‘ Weston tor Georgetown School 1
‘ .1‘,
,_
' Appropriation needed [or 8112111018.. .. .
tember sixth
evanv
:1evsnn4a1 1
WEGTPORT.
‘c‘ellnmlcut. 1 _
Titre. ,
Coilega Preparatory, General and ubrary and Apparels! 5.............~ ...... ‘1
'»' {wt—..- .14.“? yfh— .
pie—"as. " '
BOSTON M388» Bept. 91—5611! hyafi" portion of hi! Tace)___llvrhe ’QD'bdn.
its; 11 111111,, probate court yesterday 1, a funny thing, Isn't it".
showed the earth; Gone. former am
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fines-Doll
{1,021.50
1. 1,213.511.,.p
‘ 416.92
nae'eae
scary-eee
,1, 101m w. Fannie,
BITS OF FUN
He (medltatively feeling the low
She—“Yes; and- to think Samson ,
slew so many Phillstines with one at
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