’ - . tery, Bridgeport. Automobile cortege.
V L‘ompany, Danbury, Conn.
*lWalterhouse. 142 South Main street.
sonsbie.
- so save this boy from working
’ please return to Donneliy' s and reward
i win he give}. ’ "
5 business purposies. sale commie, rain ~
{SATURDAK SEPT; n, 1915
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For Sale,
Classified “Ads. ”—To Let,
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
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W THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL‘ w"-
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Business and
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LASSIFIED Advertisements on thié page, Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps, Double Price.
5 waurno.
TO LET.
m BALI. .
*— l
.WANTED—OPERATORS ON SING-
"er power sewing. machines; experi-
cnced. Good wages, steady employ-
ment. J. J. Scott, 7 Monroe St. s11 3t
WANTED—A GOOD CORE MAK-
er and a few jabbing molders. Steady
Work for good men. Turner Machine
all it
'WANTED—CHAUFFEUR. STATE’
age. experience, references and wages
expected. Homer, Sentinel Office.
s10 3t'
WANTED —0LD GEESE FLATH; ‘
"e: beds, antique furniture, covcileis
quilts, -snawls. lamps and curious:E
things for cash. C. F. Dickin on, Gen-i
~eiai DeliVery, Norwalk, Conn 89 Stll
WANTED—BY WOMAN ANY KIND
of work by the day. Address M K., l
clo Sentinel. v 89 3tl
WANTED—TO BUY, A SMALL1
size furnace.
nuo, South Norwalk. s3t
WANTED—BOY TO WORK IN‘
store. Address K, clo Sentinel. 38 3t
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BUSINESS NOTICE.
romances AND RANGES CLEAN-l
ed and repaired. A specialty on Otto
Radiators. Charges reasonable. 8. 'R.
all It
A. MODN‘E, 70 NORTH MAIN ST,
South Norwalk. Bicycles, motorcycles:
and Sundries. Both sold nd exchanged.
iExpert repairing. Baby carriages re-
paired. We do vulcanizing. Prices rea-
IALVATOR CHARIOTT- GENER- .
~~osl contractor.
Estimates given on
on kinds of contract vim-hm sure
so get our estimate. We can save you
money. Phone 818-8. 18 Wood St.
SMITH AND WRIGHT HAVING
reduced their expenses to s‘ inlnlmutn
will give astonishing low prices on
\ainting, paperhanging and general
lobbing. 274 East avenue and V10 Cot--
tage‘ street. Tel. 1271-8. or 743-2.
DIED ._
TUTHiLL—SEPTEMBER 11. 1915,
‘John W. Tuthiil, aged 67 Years.
Friends are invited to attend the fun-
eral from the residence of Ansel Sher-
Wood, 77 Winfield street, East Nor-
rwalk, Tuesday, Sept. 14, at 2 p. m.
Interment in Mountain GroVe ceme—
_ LOST.
Lost-’4. TWENTYV DOLLAR 13th
in Post' Office by boy who has to make
’it good. Will finder kindly return it
a
month for nothing. Notify Sentinel.
‘ ' _ s11 11:
3osT—snrwnnN'q-nn Him-one
lock and VDonnVellys yesterday about
live o’clock a fountain pen. Finder
311 It
AUCTION
~ iot' unison iviui buildings thereon,_ f a
- c sistlng of one stone garage 403125 .V ‘V ’- .
Wand very desirable for my;
,furnished on West avenue. Address
‘- apertures" ’t.’ Passesi' "'on at ohm-”Tho
1:9,...
’ litters. . .
T0 LET—FURNISHED ROOMS
for light housekeeping kitchen,
rom and pantry, running water, gas
range and cooking stove and all uten-
sels for cooking, dishes etc. 11 Havi-
land street, South Norwalk, sll 3t
T0 LET—FURNISHED ROOMS,
with or without board. 23 Union street.‘
811 31:
TO LET—ONE PLEASANT ROOM
Reed, cijo Sentinel. 811 it
TO LET—ROOMS 0N PUTNAM
1Ave. All improvements. Inquire at'
47 West Ave., So. Nor-walk, or phone‘
s10 3t
ROOM FLAT.
TO LET—SHIV EN
Washington street. 510 3t 3
To LET- -—FURNISHED ROOMS'
With or without board in private iam-
I Felnsod, 13 Ely ave-‘ily. 84 Woodward avenue, South Nor- apply at 31 Glenwood avenue. Lot 50;.
walk. Tel. 1106-12. 510 Si.
TO LET—25 ‘PUTNAM AVENUE, 6:
rooms, second floor with all improve-
ments. South Norwalk. Five rooms at
5 Isaacs place, Norwallt. Improve-
ments. Apply to M. J. Crowley, 4 West
Main street. ’Norwslk. no at
-TO LET— BACHELOR APART-
mcnt has furnished room to rent. Hot
and cold water, bath, gas and electric
lights. Private, quiet and comfortable.
Apply Russell, Keeler Building, Apr. 20
' s10 3t
v ..._ r-—-~-— .-_
To LET—FURNISHED Vii-00M, CE\
traliy located, electric lights, best. use
of bath and telephone. inquire 15
West Washington street. s9 3t
To LET——NEW HOUSE. 143- SO.l
Main street; fourrooms and bath; all
improvements. Apply L. Flore, 143
80. Main street.‘ ‘ ' s9 3t
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.1, TOeLEfi—TWO “‘"FIVE-ROOM CT-
tages’ at Rowayton.
from trolley ’ and railroad station.
Large yard, fruit trees and well water. :
Rent very reasonable. J. M. Layton A:
00., Inc. 39 3t’
To LET—APARTMENTS AND
half house. Apply 6 Orchard street.
Tel. 1689-3, on Friday and Saturday.
all at
TO LET—A SUITE .01“ FIVE
rooms, over 1L'Hommedieu's grocery,l
east. and Washington“ street bridge,‘
newly papered, gas lights, etc. all St
To LET—APARTMENT OF SIX
rooms, hard wood floors, new papered,
all improvement, front and side" en-
trance private, at 33 Seaview. Mrs.
-Charles Aisthorpe. Phone'JiSB.
To LET—HOUSE SUITABLE FOR
two families, with 13 roams and live
baths. Conventient to trolley, Desirable
location. Rente for 335 per month. Apc,
ply at The South Norwalk' Trust 00.!
. . s8 ti‘
TO LET—5 Rooms WITH nt-
provements at 72 North Main street. ,
:Rent 313. Also 5 rooms with improve- .
inputs at 9 Hamilton avenue. Inquire ,.
’ United Grocery co. .'
roost—n omen "3-1.; ,7 rooms
yj'fllh‘tlli ind Belle! ’01:. ” ”8 t1,
SAVED "
swing as install Hot Water
Steam fend Hot Air by reliable
«Reroute: mindset-stoves. .
Trymr- hihe cleaner for stopped-
drain pipes. ._
bed-family house. Improvements. 22 Mag-
. punpose. Charles James.
iline building lot on one of the best
Erose bushes at reasonable piece. in-
lBath and all improvements. 213 East!
.Three minutes "‘
, you loved. him?
ssVat 1
‘,~ “1 u
, Term on Thursday morning, Septemv
FOR SALE OR TO LET—TWO
nolia avenue. 12 rooms besides six
room basebent and attic New garage.
Also fast pacer. Record 2:7 1-2. Whole,
turnout 3200. 11 years. Suitable any
s11 1t
FOR SALE—NEAR NORWALK.
Good one family house and 5 large
lots. Price 31450. Can have 2 or 3 more
acres of good land it wanted. Also
Sirtt’il in Norwalk. Cost about 31650.
Price 8900. Address P. 0. Box 314. So.
Norwalk. all it
FOR SALEQNEW HOUSE WITH
four lot on Deerlield street, about 2,-
000 pieces hedges, also fruit trees and
quire 10 Lexington avenue. all St
FOR SALE A~NEW Six ROOM
house with all improvements. located
on 28 Ferris avenue. For particulars,
s11 3t
200.
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FOR SALE ENGLISH BETTER
pups, and also running for hounds.
Fox pups also. Steven 8. Gregory,
Cranbury. Tel 576-2. 310 at
FOR SALE—HOUSE FOR SALE,
Elm street, Norwaik. Bath, laundry,
electric lights, new furnace, cement
cellar. Ready for occupancy. Photos
on application. Very easy terms. Jack
son's Studio, 53 Wall street, Norwalk.
39 t!
~FOR SALE—ONE LIQUOR Lic-
ense. for Town of Norwalk. For fur-
ther information address P. O. Box
573. South Norwalk! nix ti
AUTOMOBILES.
u._._
FOR SALE—~81}: CYLINDER HUD
son Touring Car. 1914 Model: fine con-
dition. Address P. O- Box 450. South,
Norwnlk. s9 st
W-m_~.-.
FOR SALE—A LARGE LINE 08‘
used automobiles, at sacrifice prices.
Luther Wright. 6 Madison street. 80.
Norwallt. Phone ins-4.1113 1m
We pny best prices for all kinds of
JUNK.
THE WM. EFFRON co... Inc.
Send postal or telephone” 1.1.441
onuyfiWE-“fi you iéruéFiiih‘fli
Gwen—Well, you see. he said "he
couldn't live without me, and it
aroused my ouriousity.-—Sydney Bul
ietlh._ .
COMPO BEACH
DANCING
in the paviilion
Friday, Sept.3
f
By
was-remu- onus
L‘s," NASH Prop
A ecnom. ion diets
Psospecr out. non-mum-
(Founded by nits-m suvv- hie-up
1W ‘_V . . a
V The School will open for the Fall
bet 16. I916, at nine o'clock. All ea;
ses- etcept the primary recite lri the
school building _on Prospect avenue.
floor he's on exit on the ground lev-V
el. thus obviating all danger in case
new .bullding in course of: ”con
1; gym maven x‘ 76. test. ,,
V mcnt has been issued at the Tur—
- tary honors.
’ NATIVES or
1 . pared for, introduction in the
' Chamber a'bill provuling that na-
"v.
vices in the army It is estimat
' ed that this Step would add seven
” sci-action oontalus six new class rooms - i- L ’
CSpeolslgymastic “work in all on; , i: ” ‘ A
V—i
GERMAN PAPERS COM—
MENT ON ARABIC NOTE
BERLIN Sept. iI via Lon-
don 101551 in. —— Dignified am
satisfying, is Germania s charac-
terization of the German note on
the Arabic case. The, papers as
scrt that the destruction of the
steamer violated none of the pro-
visions of the agreement present-
cd to the United States govern-
ment b\ Ambassador von Bern
storfl'. for there is no doubt the
Arabic intended to .attack the
submarine."
Germania declares there is ev~
cry reason to believe the Arabic's
captain acted in accordance with
his instructions and adds:
“If the United States has de-
mands to she they must be di—
rected, not to German" which
has observed the rules of war»
fare, but to Great Britain, whlcltl
permitted passengers to board a
vessel, “hose captain “as in—
structed and determined to com—
mit 21 belligerent act if the op-
portunity offered."
——
ARCHIBALD DID NOT
CARRY MESSAGES
TO BERLIN
NEW YORK. Sept. ii.—-Count
von licrnstorfi, the German am—
bassador, emphatically denied to-
day that he had used or attempt-
cd to use James I J Archibald
the American messen er of Dr.
Constantin T. Duni'ba, Austrian
ambassador. as a message bearer
to Berlin.
"In view of the repeats-d asser-
tioss by several newspapers that
I sent nitssagcs to my govern-
ment by Mr. Archibald ' sail
Count \on Bernstori’f ‘ I wish to
state that I never gave Mr.
Archibald a single paper or any-
thing else I thought I made
this plain in Washington, but
feel a rcptitiou is now needed.
“I did no attempt to use Mr.
\rcliibald as a moses-tiger chiefly
bccaust I did not think it salt
and he ccrtinly did not prone
safe."
TURKEY ISSUES
OFFICIAL STATEMENT
coxS'i‘AN'rixoPLE. Scot.
iI.~—'l‘hc following official state
_kisli \\' ar Office:
“At Anafarta’ our artillery fire
against chem positions south of
Hannah Dore, caused explosion
of ammunition and shcls in
cncmy trenches \\-’cdncsdn_v.
”At Ari Burnii the enemy un—
successfullv dropped shells on
our left wing, '
“There was a feeble
ducl at Scddul Bohr
“Thc situation on the
fronts is unchanged."
artillery
other
3
TWO FRENCH .
AVIATORS KILLED-
GENEVA, SWitzcrland, Sept.
it, via London. ——-'I we French
aviators were killed at Deyingen.
Alsace. when their ., machine
struck barbed wire entanglements
as they were making a landing,
causing? the explosion of bombs
aboard the aeroplane They had
been forced to descend because of
motor trouble. The airmen were
buried by the Germans with mili-
_,..-——-,-————
FRENCH COLONIES
‘ ‘" TO BE RECRUITED
PARI‘,‘S Sept. ”,5 a.
Deputy Pierre Massce has pre-
v..—
fives of ranch colonies and pro.-
tectqrate be recruited 't'or ser-
hundred thousand to the forces
lif‘ihe field VlIy‘ next s‘orin'v The
,excellcnt service given by": ”the
rge‘number of natives now at
the i resultednn the pro
v1 .01
eybe use 7,011 a much
larger scale
mom "V“fl”. Irvin: i'OSII’C’Ivf';
l“;
1 ._ ms. unit
iri\1‘S'i8 was Miss Elizabeth Griggs’,
' oseph W VG‘rig’ng. tot
1’1 Springfield, Mean. -. :.
J
__
FRANCE THINKS UNITED
STATES DID RIGHT
PARIS Sept. ii, 5302.11»—
The Irench press cicws with
considerable satisfaction the ac-
tion of the United States in call-
ing upon Austro- Hungarv to rc—
move D-r. Dumba as ambassador
at Vi ashington. ‘
"The die is cast and \I’ashing-'
ton now is passing from diplor
matic controversy to acts," says
the Petit I’aris‘icn. "The note is
courteous in style, but at the
same time imperative. Whatever
Austria’s response, the energetic,
act will have its efi‘cct upon the
world."
Alfred Capus says in the Fi-
univcrsal moral discredit
which our enemies
Dumba no longer is acceptable.
war, but it is a declaration of in—
conipatibiliti."
Germany’ s note on the sinking
of the Arabic reached Paris by
lication or comment in most of
the morning papers.
RUSSIA ISSUES
OFFICIAL STATEMENT,
PETRbGRAD‘ Sept IO. via
London. Sept. ll, 4: 37 a. m.——|
The following official statement!
was issued tonight at the head-
quarters of the Army of the Can
casus:
“There have been skirmishes
between our cavalry and Kurds
in the region of Duran Kara.
“In the region of Van our ad
in the section of Kariak."
SWI§ FRONTIER
. ORDERED CLOSED
GENEVA. Sept. it, via Paris.-
«Thc Austrian government. has
ordered the closing of the Swiss
frontier.
was due to movements of troops
frontier.
SPY EXECUTED
LONDON. Sept. ii.-Official
announcement has been made
that a spy has executed heie
son executed was not given
I
STATEMENT OF
' FRENCH WAR OFFICE
PARlS. 'Scpt, it, 2:30 p. in.—
I. ast night saw uninterrupted ar—
tillchv lighting at sacral points
alo'ng the line in lrancc. accord-
itw to the communication givu‘i
out bv the French \\ at Office to-
da) v ..
There has been, furthermore, a
oarticulai'ly violent artillery cn~
gagement in the Department of
the Meusc and alonw the front in
Lorraine.
The text of the communication
follows:
“There was uninterrupted ar—
tillery fighting last night in the
sectors of Neuvlllc rid of Roclin-
court as well‘as to the south of
Arras.
“Between the Somme and the
Olsc. the encounters with mines
continue actively. In the su-
burbs- of Faye our artillery has
bombarded the trenches and the
works of “the enemy.
. “In the ArgonSe district, at St.
Hubert and at- Cortes Ch’ausseesh
there have been engagements
with bombs and hand grenades.
“There were particularlv vio-
lent artillery encounters to the
east of Eoeges, in the Depart“-
ment of Mouse. as well as on the
to
allyi’n the Dcpsrtment of Meurthe
and Moselle." .
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m ”3
We! Mm WI“
New'Yerk, to Get front Poul.
death of Mrs. Nichols, Dr roan. D.
.. ‘ orig'gs,- ‘wlio lives at 42 new street,
, . ’ this city,
, V 44 High street, contes- intoJi’ termite
9i 434110.000, from the estate all his
and has an office at No.
uncle. the late James E ’ Nichols.
This “was hold as a trust in V , ”
o'w during her life. _ .
before. her marriage
may; yeli’ vpassp’
oh and Albeit ,railroad.
go . 1. agent. fort
rte lived
fi’SVhs was half sister of V3199
garo: “Nothing marks better the
to?
‘have fallcm
than the note pointing out that.
Ccrtainlv it is not declaration of.
way of Geneva too late for only.
vance guards cneaqed the Turks,
Apparently the order
in the Tyrol towards the Italian
.. / IN LONDON
yesterday The name of the pcr-’|
Lorraine front, to the north of . II E N u .-—- 1..
Arracourt in the Forest of Pat- -
and to the‘ south of Lcintres'. _
‘ ”Milli:- an: ammonium. New Boiled Potatoes,
Neutrons PHYSICIAN neoEwas ‘
cord; hi: H., who came into -.-a trusts
“Mi in jail-1 or‘to pay his wife 36 a week
'Slilifilllll nu m ..
Monday and My Eves. Sept. 13 1d: li-,
Phone zen. ‘ -
" SPECIAL MATINEE TUESDAY
WILLIAM A. BRADY :
In association with Arthur Hopkins, presents f
“Husband and Wife”
A New American Play About Marriage ‘
BY CHARLESy KENYON
With a Cast of Superior Excellence Including:
1‘ In: .1 .1
ROBERT season .ouv: TELL
oooson MITCHELL BELLE DAUBE
MONTAGUE LOVE MABEL REED
DION TIIHERADGE
3 WILLIAM LYONS EDWARD -M. DRESSER
ALLAN ATWELL NICK LONG
l AND OTHERS '
HARRIET MENDEL
l Prices—$1.50. $1.oo,7 75c, 50c, 25c.
Special popular priced matinee Tuesday—25c. 50c, 75c,l$r. oo
Order Tickets Now!
i’
‘Every Woman
Henry W. Savage’ 3 Broadway success, presented by origir
ml cast. Not a moh'on picture, but a play.
Opening Norwalli’ s New Theatre
THE. REGENT
Prices $1.50 to 25v.
Tickets on sale Monday. Advance reservation may slow be
madeat Pleasant Hour or Lockwood's Hail.
lp ’ E’VERY 1 evlsnv
g DANCING EVEN... BAIHING w
' ROTON POINT PARKV
McDOUGAI’vL
Cabinet Today
Get every worth-while t’tonven-
* ienee and,m‘any exclusive} labor:-
‘ saving devices all rolled into one
cle ,of furniture you'll be
-, proud ho own and mote delighted
to use. Club Terms oi 81.00
Weekly make it easy for-won to
I. do this. Come in. Let us pxplain
details.
Vl
22:21.? oomro INN 3:22:33?
Dine in Dance We the Conner—orchestra. A,
. -l—--CAFB GRILL—- ‘ :,
~I V innnit'sble Entertainment—fireworks in good and Setup..-
$1 SGIISlIo-I’ng‘iwDNNEE‘ SPECIAL $1 5
unis—Commencing)!” 29.
' Olives. Celery, W Mes. Little Hacks, Clam Chowder, lush '
in Sashes: Parisianne- Potatoes. Hall Cold Boiled Lobster. Mayonnaise
Vegeutiblsl in
is”
Wu, Demi Tessa.
canoes and breach of” the peace. -
William Gilbert. 01- {can’t Norwnlk
9} 0°“ was sentenced to pay a do of 31 uni:
blood relations of Mrs. Nichols out-
side etc in... Sarah is Elms.
fund “of” $100,090 from Mrs Nichols .
winiwsas' ispasition or hire. men
ois' estate" is; not yet known; ’
Dr. , Griggd was born in Spring~
field} but has lived here most of, his
life. He was: graduated lrom Yale' and
Studied- Va’brosd He first practiced
medicine a. mlngton. but six‘ years
ago. moved oth’i’s city, He is married
and has four children. HIS specialty
in menu: nineties is- may v’vv‘vvi‘r
POST; OFFICE CL’ERK’I' M55
SAN FRANCISCO, 809. 1114'—
Nstional Federation of deal: on
Clerks at the closing session of that?
convention last night, Vvotd’ld to main
tain headquarters in Was ing’ton, D.
0.. and selected Memphlsi Tdnn;
the next convention city. ’
The convention went out record ah
favoring the leaders bill piiovidin’g for
the reclassification of cloths at first
_ and mood class post chic s and car»
riers iii the city delivery ervice. it
also endorsed ti measure known as t’iiV’6"
Palmer bill to reduce nigllt v'lorlr.
The following officers v31, reflected
[for-«the ensuing year: Pr‘sldent. Ar-
th
. ,1.-
., NORWALK COURT“ GASES.
In Vs. ion ,uiimv out trlsip’ Judge
. entenced Sunrise] 8. Todd;
oi Brdokli’eld Junctionito' vim any;
.-for six weeks under a 9160 bouillon
the clip-go of hon-support e d ‘
ed hip-pa
Norwalk Chronicler