3 FRIDAY, seer. ”(19:5
. hit 0. llI‘ox. 31 Main street Norwall't.
Wants!
LASSIFIED Advertisements on thispage. Twenty-Five Words OIArLess. 25c ‘
Three Times. 60c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
chem... “Ads.”——-'If
For Sale,
face «Caps. Double Price.
WANTED. l
IWANTEbuTHREE UNFURNISH—
led rows in: the center of city for light
house keeping. Address Sentinel.
I 317 It
wnurswsv YOUNG LADY"
(Room Md board 111 private ”mu” Ad' Cedar street Inquire at No.31 Cedar Broilers, roasting and fricusee chick SANT' ANNA AT
zens. Prices reasonable Promp service. 3
dress “Board " this oflice s17 3t
WANTED—TO RENT 12 on MORE‘:
room house with all conveniences near
center or town. Good location. ‘I‘srlov,
IBros. Cigar Store. Tel. 11656. 317 3tf
iposition as stenographer. Willing tel
Ido oince work. H. Schwartz (do D.l
Nattenberg. 41 Tali-field avenue, So.‘
Norwalk. Conn. 317 it
, WANTED—SALES LADY, EXPER-
lenced in lsdies’ clothing and millin-"
pry. steady work {or right party. Ap-
ply by letter or personally, Mondayl
I 4 I516 St
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WANTED—YOUNG GIRL WISHES I
’ position as Stenographer. Willing to
ad.
~. 1.;
Ido office work. Good references. L.
Lartinen,‘ Broad River, clo J. Hull.
315 It
I WANTED-SALESLADIES. EXTRA
aslesladies wanted‘ for our Early Fall
Sale which begins Saturday. Also ex-
beflenced saiesiadies tor afternoons
‘lor cloak, suit and miliinery depart-
, ment Apply to c. J. Mints Co. 315 3t
‘ it
' _ min or Nor’waig, his limited and al-
BUSINEES NOTICE.
. THE aorou pomr moron BOAT
will make moon lighT trips from the
South Norwalk Steamboat dock com-
mencing 7 o‘clock this evening. Round
.trips 10c.
'—
A. MODNE, 70 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Bicycles, motorcycles
and Sundries; Both sold In! exchanged.
Expert repairing. Baby carriages 're-
paired. We do vulcanizing. Prices rea-
sonable.
sALVA'I-on cnnmo‘rr— GENER-
tool connector. Estimates givenon
an kinds of contract. work. Beg .
to get our estimate. We can save you
money. Phone 816-3. 26 Wood St.
. aMITH AND WRIGHT HAVING
reduced their expenses to a minimum
'leli give astonishing low prices on
\ainting, paperhanging and general
lobbing. 274 East avenue and 10 Got--
lags street. Tel. 1271-3. «or 743.2. .
District of Norwaik, as. Probate
'1 I,Court." August 3131:, A. D.,1915.
. Estate of Pietro Deslmolo, totem!
Norwalk In said District. doceaeEd.
( The Court or PIobate for the Dis-
Rowayton.
“5° United Grocery Co.
TO LET.
eight rooms with Improvnements
Gans. 317 3tI
To LET—4 ROOMS ON 819(30an
floor and large attic in house No. 41
street. 317 In
TO LET—APARTMENT .OF‘ SIX
rooms, hard wood floor newly papered,‘
all improvements, front and side en-
trance private, at 33 Seaview.
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TO LET—FLOOR WITH IMPROVE-r
merits. 126 South Main street. Inquire
at 127 South Main street,
walk, or 33 High street, lNorwalk.
317 at
TO LET—HALF OF OFFICE ROOM
on Washington St. suitable for real es-
Professional Cards,
Miscellaneous
South Nor- l
0 Let.
Business and
and
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FOR SIM-I.
as desired Phone 35-5, Westport, Ct.
317 3tI
FOR SALE-Enlimn LAID noes.
:Nichoils Poultry thd. 214 East eves:
nue. Telephone 2431-4. l,
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FOR SALE—HOIUSE FOR SALE,
Mrs. {Elm street, No.rwailk Bath,laundry.'1,at¢h to Lloyd' 5, .The fire inl
WANTED—YOUNG GIRL WISHES Charles Aisthowe Phone 635- 817 3t electric lights, new furnace, cement No. 2 110m ua'd been extinguish-i
icellar. Ready tor occupancy. Photos
on application. Very easy terms. Jack-
;son’s Studio, 53 Willi street. Norwaik.
39 t!
FDR “Ls—ONE LIQUOR ut‘,
ones, for wan or‘Norwalk. For tur-
ther;lntomstion Andrus P. 0. Box
573, South Norwalh. 312 t!
-ltate man, etc. Box 635, So. Norwalk. 1-
Cenn. 913 3‘ AUTOMOBILES. ‘
TO LET—d noonsi wrrn le son “Ls—LA Masons or-
provements, 43 'High street. Inquire on
premises ' 316 at
T0 LETwFINE 7 ROOM HOUSE.
All imprOVements. Near Marvin Beach
tract. inquire 7 Hawkins avenue. Tele.
1154-3. 316 st
all improvements, at 17 Lowe street,
nesr'West street. Only 3 minutes walk
from station. Inquire on premises
am at
To LET—FARM LAND 10 ACRES.
large barn. 'Iiowayton avenue.
late Edward H. White, Oliver H.
White. Oliver Cook, West Side avenue,
316 (it
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To LEI-:3EvEN ROOM Housh
on Woodbury avenue. All improve
Gazette Building, Norwalk.
'ro LET—5 ROOMS WITH IM-
spmVements at 72 North Main street.
Rent 813. Also 5 rooms with improve-
ments at 9 Hamilton avenue. Inquire
31 t!
A To LET—ll UNION ST. 7 ROD-1‘!
apartment. Possesion at once. The
Hatch, and Bailey 00. 126 t!
TllLLSIDEW
A ecHOOI. FOR GIRLS
PROSPECT HILL. NORWALK.
. . , . . A 1333‘ _ asivmoun CURTIS,
, The School has opened for I Treasurer.
. “GM. “(films ” the Fall Term. ' Au I‘classes ‘ ...—‘3
. except the. primary recite in the: *
sobboi building on Prospect avenue _, GOOD HEAL'IlHFUL DRINKS
Built on the slope of the hill, each
of fire.
A new building in course at con-
traction contains 313 new class moms
To LEI-4mm ROOMS AND BATH ,
$100.
per year. [armory cultivated by the,
manta. InquireM’alsh &.Hubbell one»
(Founded by Elizabeth Burr Mead,
fiber has an exit on the ground lev-
el, thus obviating 'ali danger in case -
_ at the fountai
used automobiles, st sacriiloe prices.
Luther foght, 8 Madison street. 30.,
Norwalk. Phone 111134., '
318 lm .
LOST—AT STATION PLATFORM.
Norwalk,’ Wednesday night. a pack-
age, contaiinng hunter's curling iron.
Finder please leave at the R. W. Fac-
tory, River street, Iand receive reward.
i» :17 1t
Los'r—éomsssh vnsrsnosv
between South NoIrwalk and Norwalk
Probably between Palace Theatre and
Telephone omce'lfteturn to ticket or
tine, Exist side statijon. South Norwaik.
Suitable revmrd. “ 317 it
«NI-1M
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
FAIRFIELD (COUNTY SAV-
. . INGSEBANK
Norwalk. Conn, Sept‘. 16. 1915.
At a meeting or the Board of Direct-
era of the Fairileld County Savings
Bank held this day, a dividend at the
rate or four (I) per cent. per annum
-was declared to dIIpositors from the
earnings at the all: months ending
September 30,1913.
The same will be entered on pass
books and paid on and alter October
11, 1915. .
By order of the Board of Directors.
1‘3? »v Gm.
Every drinkl served at our
.fountain' Is healthful' In every in~
edient. We use only the best
it syrups. Our chocolate 1:) be
:co‘miug famousl Have yen tried
it? DeKiynst Ice cream served
‘ or in hexes to
Sept 16, via Berlin and London, l
lSept. I7, I2 :42 p. In.——There are
indications that the relations be—I.
ltween Greece and Bulgaria arei
improving In the most influcn-l
Itial circles the conviction is said
now to haxe been reached that
‘neutrality must be the only pol-1
1193' for Greece.
Radoslavoff. of Bulgaria, express-
” ing the hope for more cordial rc-
lations with Greece, have made a
deep impression. as has also the
To LIET~HOUSE CONTAINING Fon BALE—SEVERAL TONS OF declaration that the future of the
53 first class Timothy hay. Price reason- Balkans depends upon an under—
80th Main street Inquire Harris 3* Able Delivered in ”.12 anti 1 ton i018 standing between these two na—
{tions .
4T
IRELAZ’IONS BETWEEN
GREECE AND BULGARIA
ARE IMPROVING
ATHENS, Greece, Thursday,
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The utterances of Premier
The pro— Russian newspaper
Mir has been suppressed.
ST. MICHAEL’S';
LONDON, Sept. 17, 10:55 a.
m —-The Eabre Line steamer
Sant’ Anna has arrived at St.)
Michael's according to a dis-
ed The Sam’ Anna transferred?
605 passengers to the Italian
steamer Ancona, bound for Na—
ples. l
A wireless message from the
Sant' Anna was received at Hall-
fax last Sundav night, saving
she was on fire and in need of as'
sistancc but a later message an-I
nounced thét she Was safe and
proceeding to the Azores under
convoy of the Ancona of the Ital:
ian Line.
The Sant’ Anna had on board
H2039 persons including between
I 600 and I 700 Italian reservists.
She sailed from New York Sept.
been received as yet as to the
cause of the fire. Agents of the
line asserted she carried no mu-
nitionsof war.
DUMBA TO BE RECALLED
FOR CONSULTATION
WASHINGTON. Sept. 17.—
The Austrian government in-I
tends to recall Ambussadori
cred the note irOm the l r:nuitcd
States asliinc for the return of:
the Ambassador to Austria
Such an arrangement, “'lliCll 's
in ntcord \vIth Ambassador
Dnumba's own rcqticst for reca‘l
on leave of absence. is satisfac.
tory to the American govern-
mcnt It Is understood. liovvcvcr,
that Mr. llumba uould notrc»
turn to the United States at the
termination of his leave of ab—
scncc The purpose of these ar-
rangcmcnts it is understood,
to cause no interruption in the
diplomatic. relations in the two
governmens. the chance being
looked upon as a persoal affair.
HINDENsuuors FORCES,
. ADVANCE FURTHER
BERLIN,Sept.17. via Lon~
don, 3:27 p. m.—-Field Marshal
von Hondcnburg‘s forccsmbich
cutting the railroad between
those cities. have made a further
advance to the eaSt. The War
Office announced today the cap-
south of Dvinsh.
7 for Naples No explanation has '
Dumbo for consukation. accord“;
ing to intinmtions given to Am-é
bassadnr Pcnfield when he deliv:
l New Fruit hubs or Jellies 3;“
have flanked Vilna and Dvinsk, .,
titre of Vidzy, about 35 miles 1"
Sept. Ifith to 23rd.
PINNE
“.5 AV E M O N E‘Y”
“A WHOLE WEEK OF MATC HLESS OPPORTUNITIES AT
ndrew DaVey’s
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410 go WASHINGTON ST. E 5
so. NORWALK l '
. 3 Special ' "A, l
SweetClover Milk ... 10c can I
“Th B t c a. Y E ._ - 5
FANCY RICE = 1):“: o as. on m Fancy California
I Special at IDAVEY’S PEERLESS ,fEUNES . ’
3 s or 1 20 s 8 'FM 2 lbs. for 173;.
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smear and Lean, Tender, g \'
DOMESTIC I Davey'a Pure Bonn Fancy Per! 1. FAIRY SOAP 5" ‘
“WINES. SOAP TOILET SOAP Regular 5c can ‘
In Pure Oil - Regular 5c cake Cut to Cut to . .
Cut to Cut to , 3 cakesflor 10¢ 2 for 7¢
3, cans for 10¢ 7 for 25¢. f
~ Tuna In.
.. Maison Delicious Sandwiches. Sni-
ads, Etc. Regular-I ‘I osc‘can cut to
18c
,a-
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A s
Finest Creamery
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Pure Condensed CRISCO KIRKMAN'S sons
MILK , A BUTTER . R‘egugu ,5. can or POWDER
. Cut to , Special at Special at Special at l
3 cans for 25¢ "“ 30¢ lb. 22¢ 6250’ 25¢
DOUBLE ‘ I .. . . Special Boxes . i , ._ '
m, . Parlor Matches ,. . . =1 ... . :ZSc .
I bottle Lemon Extract 15c
I bottle Vanilla 15c
I can Pepper ......... we
I can Ginger .. Inc
I pkg Shaker Salt Ice
(2‘
‘1 pkg. Corn Starch . Inc
1 pkg. Barley! ....I.... Ioc
I pkg. Cracker Meal.
I pkg Farina Inc
10 s. a II. STAMPS WITH EACH OF THE FOLLOWING:
I bot. Salad Oil
I can Wesson Oil...” 25c
I can Atlas Cocoa soc .I
I bot. Onion Salad. Inc-
1 hot. Ammonia.
..... 100“» :
IocAII
3 jars 25c
Dorlon House
(Gregory Boulevard)
East Norv'vaik
Opens May I.
“IORE DINNERS AND ALI.
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER.
IOHN E. ‘O’SULLIUAN,$IOE
Telephone Call no. '
”LIVES SAVED
By having us install Hot Water
Heat. Steam and Hot Air by reliable
utters. - A.
”chairs (or all kinds bi stoves.
Try my pipe cleaner for stopped
n
59 Water-fit.
drain pipes. . ,
' HENRY A. +133!le , .
. Phone Home
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Cabinet Today '
-~ Got every worth-while cemen-
isnce and many exclusive
. saving devices all rolled into
article of furniture with 5.5
. proud to own and more deli
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do this. Come In. Let us explain
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