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‘ in memory of Charles E. Wardwell
who bested away September 15th,
.1913. ‘
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WANTEDvYOUNG GIRL WISHES
'position as Steuographer. Willing to,
do once work Good references. LE
dial-tines. Broad River, clo‘ J. “Hull.
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Bone. Shoe Menutecturers. ‘Belden
Invests. Norwalk."Conn. i s16 it .
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, WANTEDw-SITUATION As COOK‘
or as general houseworker. 36 Second
street. East Norwslk. slit 3t
wsurs-LBOOKKEEPER, GIVING
Hurry Rider, 612 Water street, Bridge-
port, Conn. s13 3t
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WANTED’EAGIRL reassuring. _.
street “
housework. Apply 38 Stevens
ers. J. E. Ford. :13 at
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. WANTED—F0 ‘ TWO ' WImts.
beginning Sept. 2 th. smell bungalow
on or near water. Give terms and per-
.ticulars. Address A. Jz’pusenberry. 447
(West 15th street, New‘ York city.
p. ~ s13 3t
WANTED-«OPERATORS EXPERI—
"enced on power machines. Cluett, xPee.-
body'& 00.. inc. sl3 3t
WANTEH HOUSE '1‘0" “STAB
‘or 7 rooms. with improvements. Withi
. BUSINESS NOTICE. ' "
_‘ noron' *P‘omr’; Moron BOAT
ynl ntnlre moon? um trips commuted
l'
0;. 9-; means econ: no.
, . ro LET—LONE SIDE OF oounnsi
{East Norwslk. _
second floor. 37 Ven Zsi’it street. Rent .
.provmeuts st 72 North Mein street.
~ i-T‘ilé‘ Soiree}.
. elithus.
* '0! Hrs.‘
TO LET. sou me.
To LET—SEVEN ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE—HORSE. GENTLE. 8
on Woodbury avenue. All improve-freon old. Harness and light businessi
merits. inquire Welsh & Hubbellomce. Wagon. Gull Andrey Bakes, Deerileld
Gazette Building, Norwalk. street, South Norwslk. 514 3t
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T° LET-APARTMENT 01“ SIX FOR SALE—GOOD HEAVY HORSE
rooms. hard “'00“ 300“: new WNWG.‘ good worker. Owner retired from bus-
ell improvement, from and side eu-' [negs and must sell. 1mm 37 Fortl
trance private, at 33 sesview. Mrsf street, or Phone 499, between 6 and 8
Charles Aisthorpe. Phone 635. s14 3t s. m. '
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an.
IFOR SALEwEDISON TRIUMP
house. ElX‘ rooms and bath. Alli im-lphomy'mlm. Pinys two .nd [our min.l
provements. GOOd locality. APEX. t0 uze records. Large handlpslnted hormi
Mrs- A- Hawkins. 2 .St- John street." About five doses records. Will be sold
914 3“ for about hell cost. it sold soon. In-
quire 14 Fort street. sit. at
ro LET—FIVE ROOMS AND BATH
ell improvements, st 17 Lowe street.
user, West street. Only 5 minutes well:
from station. inquire on premises.
sit at
FOR 8ALE—EXTRA FINE. LARGE
white end yellow peaches, picked
tresh from the trees while you welt.
l-iiilcrest, Westport avenue, Norwslk.
ii. 8. Fence. slit 8t
TO LET~FIVE vnoou‘s. GOOD LO- -
cation. Rent reasonable, inquire F.
Hoop, 35 Cove uVenue, Esst ‘Norwslk.
'13 8!
FOR 8ALI~ESTEY - ORGAN.
large size. flood us new. Bernie for
quick buyer.‘ Address Box 4. Derien
Conn. 013 at
FOR» elite—GROCERY STORE.
.11. inquire 69 Seoview evenue.‘ implor sale or rent, with 4 rooms. “st 29
Norwullt. .13 3B Ely avenue. South 'Norwslit.
“m" her—six rmAeANT Boone
roe BALE—NEAR NORWALK.
Good one tsully house end 5 large
lots. ‘Price $1450.“ Gen here a or 8 more
fro, terfi’,"noous To LET,
181 South‘Mein street. All improve.
lnentsr‘inquire'on premises. sis It
ro _Ls'_r -. BACHELOR APART~
ment has furnished room to rent. Hot
sndfc’ol'd water. both. [as and electric
lights. Private, quiet and comfortable.
Apply Russell. Keeler Building, Apr. so
310 3t
line building lot on one of the best
street in Norwslk. Cost about 31860.
Price 8900. Address P. 0. lies 814. So.
Norwslk. = 811 it
FOR SALE—HOUSE FOR. SALE.
Elm street. Norwslk. Beth, lsundri’.
electric lights, new turnsce, cement
two families, with 13 rooms and two; cellnr. Ready for occupancy. Photos
baths. Conventient to trolley. Desirable} 0“ application. Very easy terms. Jack-
iooetion. Rent; for 335 per month. An son's Studio. 53 Well street, Norwslk.
Plum Thepouth Norwallt_‘1‘rust Co. '9 ti
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TO LET—HOUSE SUITABLE FOR
BERLIN, Sept. 1.5. via London,
11:25 a. m.-—-Count von Revent-
low, ther naval writer, replies in
the Tages Zeitung today to Brit-
ish criticisms of airship raids over
London. He states that London
is a fortress. ad that Sir Percy
Scott, the newly appointed de—
.fendcr of the city from aerial at-
tacks. should order the civil pop.
ulation of London to depart.
The count asserts that Ger-
many is not responsible for the
fact that the fortress of London,
attacked many times. has not
been evacuated, and states that
the failure of the British govern-
ment to order the people to aban-
don it shows "disdainful disrco
card for the principles of human!
ity. civilization and international
law."
The airship attacks. Count von
Reventlow insists. are legal and
of a purely military character,
aimed at the destruction of ves-
sels, wharves. magazines and oth-
er property serving war purposes,
directly or indirectly. Asserting
that against such operations not
one syllable can. be spoken. he
concludes: "We hope confidently
that the, saying ‘throwing bombs
on London.’ will soon be as trite
as the phrase: ~‘Carrying coals to
Newcastle.’ with the ,notnble dif-
ference. however. that in Newcas-
tle there are coals enouuh while
bombs have thus‘far exploded"
RUMANIAN SITUATION
*NOT: MENACING
ATHENS, Sept. 15.--The sit-
uation on the; Romania «frontier
is not considered v~immecliately-
menacing by persons in official
circles'hcre, especiallyiu View of
the fact that Rumaniahis not yet
fully prc ared for cventuslities.
sores of (cod land it muted. Alm~The tensuy of. the situation has
prompted steps. however, for ‘a
clascr understanding between
Greece, Rumnnia and Serbia
with a View to action in the event
of‘ an Austro-Gcrman attack.
Bulgaria has not been included
in these negotiations, for it now
is admitted that the Turco~litll-
garian agreement finally has been
signed and that Bulgaria Will not
accept Serbian conccssmns.
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‘ son elite—brill: motion LIO-
ense. for Town ‘or Norwalk. For tur-
ther intonation sddress P. 0. Box
673. South Norwnlk. n12 t!
YO LET—5 ROOMS WITH Iii-
Rent 313. Also 5 rooms with improve-
ments at 9 Humilton evenue. inquire
United Grocery Co. at tr
AUTOMOBILES.
FOR BALE—A LARGE LINE 0)?
used automobiles. at sacrifice prices.
Luther Wright, 6 Madison street. 80.
Norwelk. Phone 1413-4. sis in
Wm
We pay but prices ior' ell kinds of
» ' JUNK.
THE WM. screen, (:0. Inc.
send posts! or telephone. Tel. «1
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7 :pmscmmous,
execs-r consensus.~ cpl-um.
[ls corsets. Gusrsuteedv for one Your.
Mede to messurer. rslelves the dis-
tressing sensation of not-inst-right con
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To LET—81 UNION 8T. 7 R00!
epsrtnlent. Posseslou et once. The
Hatch end Belle! 00. m tt
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~ A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
4 Psossscr lint. NORwALK.
'(Feumied by- Elisabeth . - -' Burr Mend. '
will open for: the Fall
Term oug'rhursdsy morning. «Septenr‘
ber 16, 1915..“ nine o’clock.- All clus-
ses except the primary recite in the
school building on Prospect avenue.
built on the slope at" the hill. each
floor has an crime-me ground lev-
_obvistlu'g ell dunner, in we
updfindlyidusl. “'9' ids cries: .1???
sets. ‘Bplrelle designswero distinctive ‘
GERMAN” AIRSHIP
‘ “mm DAMAGED
LONDON. Scpt. i5. 10:30 a. m,
«fie/German airship. badly dam-
aged by Russian
descended at Kocnigsbcrg. East
Prussia. according to-all Allister-
dam dispatch to the. Central
News. It is believed to have been
one of those which oarticipaicd
lh the-tair raid on the (3qu of
Rice. .
A German official statement ls-
sued Scot. lo stated that a naval
airship dropped several bombs on
a' Russian naval base at ‘a,Baltlc
port 'and returned undamaged. ;al-
'th'oughiit .was fired upon.‘
HESPERIAN 12917817}!!! .
' . ‘ BY SUBMARINE
BERLIN. Sept. ' 15. by ' wire-
less to ‘Say‘villep'N‘. Y:.-—Thc
r
. court, there has i been fighting
gunfire basil." this was the work Of misguid-
‘ rived; here today to" take on pro-g
this "at:T
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PARIS, Sept. 15.—-Thc govern-
ment has decided to create an un-
der-secretaryship of state for avi-
ation and aeronautics, the
papers announce.
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RUMANIA ORnERs-
MOBILIZATION
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LONDON, Sept. 15.——-A partial
mobilization of Romanian troops
has been ordered in preparation
for cventualities following the
concentration of Austrian forces
in Transylvania, according to re?
ports from Bucharest, says a
Renter dispatch from Athens.
RED CROSS UNIT _
HAS BEEN REMOVED
FETROGRAD‘, Sept. 15,‘via
London, 1 .06 p. m.~The Ameri-
can Red Cross unit. which has
been stationed at Kiev, has been
removed to Makarov.
FRENCH REPORT _
HARD FIGHT!
PARIS, Sept. 15, 2:3 .
The French War Officgtphis at;
ternoon gave out a statement on
the progress of hostilities. whic
reads as follows: ’
"In the Artois district. in the
seen! of Neuvillc and Breton:
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with hand grenades accomtpsnied-
by some artillery exchanges. Yes:
terday saw also engagements
with bombs in the vicinity of
Lisons. to the west of Chaulnes.
andin the Forest of St. Mardto
the cast of Tracy-loyal. _. -1
“There also has ,been, fairly
spirited cannonading‘ to the north
of Camp dc Choices. and fight-
big with mines is taking place in
the western part of the Argonne.
"The night passed without in-
front.”
ADVISED DESTRUCTION
OF MUNITIONS PLANTS
BERLIN. Sept. [5. by wireless
to Sayvillc. N. Y.—-—Thc Over-
seas News Agency says: '
“German newspapers which ar~
rived recently in the United
States contained pantphlets ail-
visingthc dcstructiOn Ol Ameri-
can munitions factories. Such a
practice is designated Officialv as
stupid and dangerous. Evident-
cd‘and hotlloaded priVatc citi-
zens, who attempted to conduct
an'agitation in this manner. No
newspaper office was responsi-
blc."
BRITISH CRUISER AT ‘
‘ CALLAO. PERU ‘
— i
CALLAO. .
The British cruiser Newcastle ar—
ViSions.“ She ‘ will depart
ternoon.
HOLDING AN OBJECT
‘
~—
An'ltulian lengiiicer. '. ‘ his Rota
section; at 'rcsoeeil o
9199 miles an, hour.
R. .ta's “apparatus:
BERLIN, Sept. 15, via Lon-
, 1 2' a ’_, . , .
NEW FRENCH - ‘GERMAN PAPER 1w.“ 0.. Its attitude toward thé
UNDER-SECRETARYSHIP ' MAKES EXPLANATION4 sinking Gillie Arabic in the'ligltt
of proof that the liner was pm»,
.thing remains of the entire ques-
m.— ‘
precision" and permits their ex-
traction without lnyury. to .,ihe
,cidcnt on the remainder of the "
Peru, Sept. 15.41 -
MOTIONLEss IN SPAIN? ,
'VPARIS..VS¢9L ‘15.. :55}. mpg; ”
clue feet longgand two .
don, 12:40.1). iii—In the Ger—iceeding peacefully when
man governments’ explanation of ‘ considered unlekely that the am,
the Hespcrian cases. Germania;bassador would resume here die~
sees the way made clear forlcussions with Secretary Lansing
“President Wilson's ultimate po—idoed without warning. It was
sition regarding the Germangpending the receipt of adVIces
note concerning justification forifrom Berlin,
the sinking of the Arabic.” Theiwill require ten days or more.._
newspapers declares that the‘ Tension over the Situation
British press must give up its that has arisen between the two
hopes of serious differences be-inations apparently was relaxed to-
twcen Berlin and Washington; Itlday, and hopes'for an early and
which probably "
praises President \Vilson ”'"for‘ifriendly adjustment were renew- :
having refused to be influenccdfed in German and government
by British reports/of a new menvquarters.
acc to German-American rela-;
tions. which had just been guid-i
cd into a more peaceful channel.
and adds: “The president’s cool
self-containment is now justified.
The British tissue of lies is at
last torn to pieces. and if any-
tion ‘of responsibility for the mis-
fortune it probably will rest im-
mediately. (as we suspected. on
ritain’s excellent anchor
tilflilli Milli"
one of B (Contlnued From First PM) L
t
ed mines.”
snnArNEi. BULLET
- . IN MAN’S HEART
trailed by the Germans.
Whilejield Maribel von Hiar
PARIS, St: L “I , :_o. a. m.-‘d¢nh¢'§’3 catalrv u anti-leech:
Means by yliich in: sciiirectecl a Petrograd Raulroad and the Geo-
shrspnel bullet from the Tightimens‘heve mede large “ng
auricle Of a French mid‘er'Slof"prisonuers and guns in Coer-
heart were (16$???de to -t'he:land ‘ the Russians: are: min “i
Academ of Medicare inst night; ' . - a 'rfi'not ,
byDlr. arles infroit. This gar-mountains the» o ._ unis".
gical feet was accomplished by
the use of e-radiogrsphlc compass
inventedoby the surgeon. . .
» This? niestrumult enebles ‘ the
operatOr to locate foreign bodies
in thcitissuts‘ with mathematical
in Gsliciybut by inflicting?
otiler reverse on the Allure-0&-
nan forces in the samevicinw.
Svientshny, where the Genus:
cavalry cut the railroad. is but?
my between Vilna‘snd 'DVinei:
still about goo miles from PW
, grad. The, Russians assert thet
this raid by the Germsnshe’n
formed s dangerous «Kent in
neighboring organs, Dr. Infroit
told his colleagues. -
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- vwnrnmno sun?
*NEW YORK. Sept. 15.--'I:he fl
steamer Prins Willem V.. which tents are likely to advantage. It is
arrived today from”A_msterda:l; clear. whatever stratEgicr mo“
iid‘ii’; °tfv§§tuiidi§°$aiufi may be invoiced, in thieedvsnce.
picked up a life-boat with nineflhst recent events indicate the
men of the crew of the BritlSl’linear approach of the important
stcamcr Ranza. which had been‘engegement in the Vilna region ‘
torpcdocd by a German subma—l whiCh was predicted a fortnight
rine two days previously. about‘
iroty miles southwest of 01‘3$_iag.o.by.G:neral Polivianofi, th
sant, France. _ _ inunleter 0 W3" .
Eight hours aim" P‘Ckmg,“i) Further along the line, the
the lifebodt.va French “ms“ German armies operating onbofle
hold up the Bring “:iillem'V..n1nd banks of the Niernen have not
tfiiolitthc shipwreckcmscamcn ll 0 yet formed a junction and mu...
rc. ' ‘ lsian rearguards are still ‘with
COUNT von BERNSTORFF drawing eastward. 7 '
" LEAVES (‘Q’NAsgnthTONl Russian military writers are
““5“!me ' ‘ 3’ - 15"“ warning the people not to expect
Count m" Bernstorfi Nepali-“too great developments item the
to‘da to leave Washington for _ . _ _ f
the hummer embassy at Coder-iGillie“n 0301151" movement.
hurst. L. l., to 4- await further
‘word from the German Former“
~Adrertise in The Sentinel. it pen.
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menu '8 lily 2 .~
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oiled Potatoes, Vegetsblqp ..
nun noun nus‘f
mum no It 2;
ybyxchecking theattcrnpt offic
Austrians to. reeumethe cfiensi'c ‘
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their line, of which their Option. ‘
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