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LASSIE’IED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Words or Less. 251:
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foce or Caps. Double Price.
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1 notes of Great Britain and
The following artists will appear:—-
THEODORE KlTAI—First tenor
W car com scams: evasion amen so
Great 7Sifélbrcd
CONCERT
Given tor the benefit 0! the
War suffer!“ in Europe
at PALAGE THEATRE.
Sunday Evening. Scot. 261b, 1915 at
,FINANCIERS WANT
ONE BILLION DOLLARS
NEW YORK, Sept. l4.—The
report that the Anglo-French
financial commission contemplat-
ed borrowing a billion dollars
here wthout collateral “of any
sort and solely on government
France overshadowed all other
topics in the financial section to—
do.
All calculations of American
financiers prior to the commis—
(ALLIED FLEET LOCATES,
TURKISH BATTERIES
PARIS Sept. 14. 4: 55a. to
The allied fleet has succeeded' in-
locating Turkish batteries along?
the Asiatic shore of the Dardab-i
nelles, according to a Journal.
dispatch from Athens. Observers
in a captive balloon spied'out
the Ottoman artillery which was
silenced by shells from British.
and French guns with the result:
that the camps of the allied
troops now are more tenable.
l WASHNGTON Sept. ‘1
ARABIC oussrion m L
To an ARBITRAT
The American government is
willing as yet to discuss ,
Germany the question of Militia"
tion in connection with the high _
ing of the Arabic. it was slated ‘
today by a high government. inf—g
licial that “the quesion of ”hi
tration is not in issue.
it was explained authoritatively
that what the American Gavem
first wants is a disavowal of tho no
.l ' WANTED.
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TO LET. I (
'FOR SALE.
WANTED—WORK BY THE DAY,
vwashing. ironing and cleaning inquire
33 Lexington avenue. South Norwalk provements. Good locality Apply to wagon Call Andrey Bakes, Deerfield
Mrs. A. Hawkins, 2 St John street,:s
East Norwolk. slyst'
814 It
WANTED—BOY WANTED to
shoe factory. H. Jacobs & Sons, Shoe
manufacturers, Belden avenue, Nor-
.twalk. 514 It
p...
_ WANTED—BOOKKEEPER, WANT-
ed. young man in factory oflico. Apply
atatlng experience to A. .13., Ci° the!
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Evening Sentinel Office.
WANTED—ll YEAR OLD GIRL TO
(work at housework, nights after school
Saturdays and Sundays.-~ East Nor-
will: 31 a week paid. Also woman to
wash and iron for two at home, 75c 11.
fweek paid. _Must be clean washer is: inorwallc . t . . :13 31‘
iL. cjo Sentinel Z , ' all 6t
WANTED—SITUATlON’ AS COOK
or as general houseworker. 36 Second'
street. East Norwalk. 513 at
, WANTED—BOOKKEEPER GIVING
rei’erences and salary desired. Address
{Harry Rider, 612 Water street. Bridge-
port, Conn. - >113 3t
“‘ WANTEDr—A GIRL son GENERAL
housework. Apply 33 Stefellrm.
Dire. J. E. Ford. slit in
‘ ’WANTED—Fdit 'rwo wag-as,
beginning Sept. 26th. small bungalow
on or near. water. Give terms and par.
calculus. Address A. J. Dusenberry, 447
(Wen 15th street. New York city.
p. :13 3t.
. WANTED—OPERATORS EXPERI—
',enced on power machines. Cluett. Pea-
body & Co" Inc. 313 at
WANTED—A ‘HOU‘SE TO RENEW
or 7 rooms. with improvements. With-
in 10 or 16 minutes of the station. Ad-
‘dress “House". Sentinel Oilice. 1113 3t
‘ WANTED—OPERATORS 0N SING-
or power sewing machines; expell-
ehced. Good/wages, steady employ-
‘ client. .1. J. Scott, 7 Monroe fit. all in
BUSINESS NOTICE.
'D. GRACE, ND. TALYOR AVENUE.
,Tele. 1217-13. Enamel wipdow‘sign'iet-
tors. fancy blue or red centre, and
nhlte'or amber letters. Work guaran-
teed. Get my estimate. . ,Il-i 3t
MR3. LOUISE TRIPP, TEACHER
lot piano. resumedinstructl‘on Septem-
ber 13. silos South Main 'streat,:Sn.
(Norwalk. , 313 '31
A. MODNE, 70 NORTH MAIN ST.
_» South Not-walk. Bicycles. motorcycles
and sundries. Both sold nd- exchanged.
Expert repairing Baby carriages ro-
_ . paired. We do vulcanlsing. «Prices rea-
iI'Hacnablen . .’ . . 7 -»
I
«Lynch cannon—“aphas-
" Mi contractor. modulates given on a
fl Mot contract you: Sciatica ~
». “Incarnation“. Vocanurqycn
on». Powell“ “Won't.
awru m moor tn v1
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To LET—ONE SIDE OF DOUBLE!
house, six rooms and bath. All 1111
TO LET—FIVE ROOMS AND BATH”
all improvements, at 17 Lowe street. iness and must sell Inquire 37 Fort:
near West street. Only 5 minutes walk street. or Phone 499, between 6 and 8i MR and M33 ARTHUR SOSNO at
l the piano.
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from station. inquire on premises.
s13 31
TO LET—FIVE ROOMS. GOOD LO- |
514 3" i l ire F '
cat on Rent reasonab e lnqu : About live dozen records. Will be sol
Hoop. 35 Cove avenue, East Norwailli
1113 at
To LET—~81}: PLEASANT songs;
FOR SALE—HORSE GENTLE. 8
years old Harness and light business
s,treet South Norwalk. 514 St
Rose~HERINGER~SOpmo of. tll‘ Britain and France would secure
MR. ZWIBACK~Baritone, Sang lead-
'J KaunsKv—A wanderful brilliant It was the consensus of official
. FOR BALE—GOOD HEAVY House '
good worker. Owner retired from bus-
'EHHJ
FOR SALE—~EDISQN TRIUMPH
phonograph. Plays two and tour min-
ute records. Large hand- painted horn.
for about hall cost, it cold soon. in
quire 14 Fort street.
FOR GALE—-EXTRA FINE LARGE
second floor. 37 Van Zsilt street. Rent‘ white and yellow peaches, picked
11.1nquire 59 Seavlew "8mm Eu“ fresh from the trees while you wait.
”*4" ...———..—
"-1'0 LET~4 ROOMS TO LET.
161 South Main street. All inlproVe-
merits. Inquire on premises 31311
TO LET~FURNISHED ROOMS
for light housekeeping kitchen. bed-
rain and pantry, running water, gas
range and cooking stove and all uten-
land street. South Norwalk’. ‘ 311 in
sole for cooking, dishes etc. 11 Hovi-.
Hillcrest Westbort avenue, Norwalk.
H. c. Pence. ‘ > 1113 St
FOR BALE-ESTEY ORGAN.
large size. Good as new. Bargain tor
'quick buyer. Address Box 4, Darlen
Conn. 313 it .
FOR eALe+onocsnr aroma!
for sale or rent. with 4 rooms. at 29'
‘Ely avenue, South ”Nor-walk.
To car—runulsnsn Rooms.
with or without board, 28 Union street.
:11 31
TO LET— BACHELOR APART-
ment has furnished room to tent. Hot
lights. Private, quiet and comfortable.
Apply Russell, Keeler Building. Apr 20
310 Bi
TO LET—HOUSE SUITABLE FOR
two families, with 13 rooms and two
baths. Oonventlent to trolley. Desirable
location. Rents (or 836 per month. Ap-
-y...u..-
88“
* 'ro LET—6 noous Wl'rn 1M
movements at 72 North Main street.
Rent 813. Also ,5 rooms with improve-
ments at 9 Hamilton avenue. inquire!
United Grocery Co. ‘ s1 11;
TO LET-11 UNION 8T. 7 BOOK
Hatch and Balls! 00. 128 t!
HILLSIDE
A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
PROSPECT HILL. NORWALK.
(Founded by Eilzabeth Burr Mead,
. 1883.
The School will open for the Fall
Tom on Thursday morning, Septem-
ber- 16,1916, at nine o’clock. All 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 or con-
ctr-notion contains six new class rooms
FOR SALEMNEAR NORWALK.
Good one family house and 5 large
lots. 'Price 81460. Can have 2 or 8 more
acres of good land it wanted. Also
tine building lot on one o! the best
street in Norwalk. Cost about $1650.
and cold water, bath, gas and electrlcg Price ‘900- Addie“ P. 0. Box 314, So.
Norwalk. all it
ply at The South Norwallt Trust 00..
FOR anew—NEW HOUSE WITH
.four'lot on Doerfield street. about 2,.
000 pieces hedges, also fruit trees and
rose bushes at reasonable piece. in-
quire 10 Lexington avenue. s11 3t.
1
FOR BALEHA NEW iSlX ROOM
house with all improvements. located
{on 01188 Ferris avenue. For particulars.
apply at 31 Glenwood avenue. Lot 60:-
200. . , all St
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FOR BALE—HOUSE FOR. SALE.
DOROTHEA EDWARDchtralto would find a difficult task 1n the
secure your tickets early in advance Whether a strict interpretation
at the‘Norwalk Drug 00.. No.8 North of American neutrality would
a Main Street: South Norfllk. 0! at permit the issuance of a straight.
Glendanmg's. Corner Main and Wall commercial loan on bonds of two
'1 ‘ 3t streets, Norwalk.
the Verdi Opera Co. at New 3 sion’s arrival here has been based
york. upon the assumption that Great
Chicago Opera Co. the proposed loan by American
lsecurities, dollar for dollar or by
jug pm; with Tetrarlni a“layersome other acceptable form of?
the world collateral.
concert vloliniat. {opinion that the commission
grand opera singer. negotiations of an unsecured loan
lthan would be the case were the
(proposed credit loan based upon
(collateral of American bonds and«
HELP THE WORTHV “AU“ ”“1 stock. as at first suggested.
of the allied warring nations was
a topic of considerable conjec-
ture While it was the general
belief that the administration at
Washingon woul'd not interfere.
no one could be found to stand
Advices from Mytilene receiv-
ed a? Athens are to the effect that
bodies of Franco-British “on Of lddemnity
troops are disembarking on the i
Peninsula. Steady
progress by, the Allies is reported
to be causing consternation in
Constantinople.
m
TURKS SUCCESSFULLY
SHELL ENEMIES
CONTANFI‘INOPIJE, Sept. 13
via Amsterdam and London,
Sept. 14, 10:10 a. m.-—'The follow- ing-
ing official statement was issued;
:tonight at the Turkish War Of-
shelled an enemy regiment near
Anafarta in'the neighborhood of
Karakol and enemy camps near
Saltlake It also dispersed com-
panics manoeuring near Seddul
’ sponsor for a public announcc-
merit to that effect, nor was any
upon what the opinion was based '
In brief, the. reported plan of
Pleasant Hour. 1 Lockwood'a Hail.
The Homes of Paramount and Metro
Features—Exclusive Rights in Nor.
.. TODAY commission’s program, Was as
lanky presents FANNIE WAR!) II! follows.
‘ . . .. ’lhe establishment here of a.’
“The Marriage of Km): mammoth credit loan from thcl
7i i V all bills for exports to Great
THURsDAY Britain and France, and probably
MAX riblg’AN monoxs MERE- Russia
DITH in the comedy drama
at as nearly a billion dollars as
“My Best Girl” A‘ possible.
'lhe commission itself declined
FRIDAY positively to discuss the report;
x that this was its plan.
Frohxnan otters Marguerite Clark in
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"Helene of the North" fail in its plan. it “as salt
can exports would ensue. There
Britain nd France buy here that
they could not obtaili elsewhere
with the single exception of mu-
... lililli Willis
Court: September 13th. A. D.. 1915.
nitions 'of war. These they “ere
District of Norwalk, as- Probate“ prepared to pay for m ghld if!
“An enemy cruiser and torpedoi
h 1
.. his...”
the commission, so far as it could{ On the remainder 0‘ the front
be called a plan in the present 31m? is nothing important to re
somewhat nebulous nature of the Port-n
~ltcad the Sentinel Want Ads onI
the Third page and than try one
proceeds of which would be paid;
1
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To fix the amount of this loan;
1
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In case the commission should‘
uholesale curtailment of Ameri-l
is nothing. it was said that Great;
view.
avowal.
"Furnished Rooms”
Inlay mean that you’ll pay more
is necessary and get lou than?
l should have
PHONE
Friday. September 24th
Henry W Savage otters the tremendous dramatic spectacle
“Evervwoman
tack on the Arabic. Afterward, it. I?
indicated. the American Goverpm
may be willing to arbitrate the gang
Count von Bernstorir, the {5m
Ambassador, has communicated m
view of the American Government
Berlin. and it‘ is expected that ho
receive a reply within the next 1: ,
or ten days. The United State“; 4%
posed to give him full opportnni
impress on the Berlin Government .
views of President Wilson as disc!
to him yesterday by Secretary 1m
While olilcials realize that
nation is grave, they are tippers
-. ,when Berlin learns of the toe ..
Jartiflery successfully session of the State 3001mm
act will be disavowed. The .
ment has given Count von
full opportunity to coolmnnieate
his government, and Secretary
has promised him to chord e
ity for representing the
It was said today that the Air: , ‘
dor and the Secretary yesterday M
,cussed entirely the question on _
To neglect to read tiles-«W
scrotum
NORWAL-K
GRAND OPENING
,electric lights, new turnace,
iElnl‘street, Norwalk. Bath, laundry,
cement
cellar. .Ready for occupancy. Photos
on application. Very easy terms. Jock-
anartmenl. Poncesicn at once. The, son's Studio. 53 Wall street, Norwalk.
39 t!
son SALE-ONE moon Lie—-
ease. for Town of Norwalk. For tur-
ther information addreu P. O Box
573. South Norwa'lk.
all t!
. A‘-
" AUTOMOBILES.
role sALs—A Lanes UNE or
used automobiles, at sacrifice prices.
Luther Wright. 8 Madison street. 80.
Nomlk Phone 1418-4.
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We pay boat pug. for all kinda of
THE WM. EFFRON ‘CO; his.
o- tat-puns. 7.1.441 -
:18 lm
JOSEPH MACKAY,‘
Administrator.
Or Keogh d: Candee, Attorneys. 1
Estate of John Kcvaca,late ct Nor. need for the next year
walk, in said District. deceased.
The Court “t “”1”“ “”7 the my" Argentina. Australia. india and
trial of Norwalk, hath limited and AL Russia. should the Dardancllcs be
lowed six months from the data M” forced hv next March Irrespec—
°‘ for the creditor“ °t “id mm” ‘0 tive of the Russian supply.§ the
exhibit their claims for
Those who neglect to present their so
00W. “3’9"” attested, “it“? and; and India were placed at 325, ,
time. will ”damned a recovery. 9" 000.000 bushels or sufficientto
persons indebted to ‘naid Estate are re- last till March ‘
quested, to make immediate payment
it was
said. could be bought illqhnacla
'visible cxporhsupplics of wheat
in Canada. Argentina. Australia
Cotton IS already held in large
quantities in Great Britain, it
was said and by stinting the sup—
ply could be made to last till the
ols'rluc'r or nonwanx,, ea, Phi;
‘ bate Court. Septembc‘rvl. «A.D.~. 1916.
rmatote‘oi‘Fererlck H Field, late at
bought from the southern states
necessary, the wheat thev will ;
great fields of Egypt, now idlc‘,
, and untilled could be made tol
produce suifici'Ent‘i to take thei
place of what otherwise would he
1 Meats would he. bought. to
t' t, ‘i :was "aid, 'lro‘ni
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The largest musical and dramatic organization ever on
tour. Entire symphony orchestra carried by company prev
, senting the foremost of modern morality plays
500 NIGHTS IN NEW YORK.
300 NIGHTS IN CHICAGO. L
‘ Prices—25c, 301:, 15:, $1.00. $1.50. 7
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