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Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion In Black-
Ioce or Caps, Double Price. '
Classified “AdsF—To Let,
For Sale, Business and
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
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Concern interim-sad in Lon-l
don for the safetyof the Russian1
forces retreating from Vilna. es-l
timated to number from 250,000g
to 500,000.
The Russian line of retreats
from the Vilna region has been
limited, because of file'm!
.
WANTED.
l DIED
‘Iiousework. Mrs. Joseph A. McElroy
520 St
Elmorest, Norwalk.
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WANTED—To PURCHASE AN OLD
style wardrobe. Telephone 965-5'6r Ad-
, KE egg—AT Trig itFBIDENCE'
. of her sister, Mrs. wmiafi‘n‘
day, September 19, 1915, Rachael A street.
FORM
FOR SALE—4!, HOPMOBILE, 1913,
35. Austin's Garage, 122 South Main
146 Franklin street, Stamford, Sun- 3225- Austin's afirage, 122 South M311“
820 3b
Phone 1622-2.
‘encircling movement,to a single.
m‘ ‘1“de route. through Lida. to‘yeant
the southeast. Foreign militaryl
observers mention the probability?
that one of the greaest battles of
the war in the east will develop
from the efiorts of the Russians
to extricate themselves from the
Keeler, wife of the late Smith 0. Keel-
er of Darien. Funeral services will be
dress Wardrobe. c,‘o Sentinel. s20 it
i THREE THREE ' THREE
WANTE
SHOP. CROSS AND
STREETS, NORWALK.
INorwsllt, Ct.
DTEXPERIENCED TRIM:
mass on SOFT nus. UNION.
mvnnl
s20 at
g wnN‘rso—nxpnninncsn GiRLS
on Singer Sewing machines. Also girls
their can use sharp sciissOrs. Apply at‘
once, Wolt Bros, 68 Water street. Bo.
s20 8t
are respectfully invited to attend.
‘ TO LIT.
FOR RENT—MODERN APART-
I
ran SALE—MY BIG PACER,l
held at the immanusl Chapel, spring.,BeIhei Boy, 1: good all around horse.
dale, Tuesday. September 21st,at 2zso‘Prlce. 3200. Luther M. Wright. Tole-1,
o'clock p. m. The Hobby Woman’s lie- Dhone 1413-4, Franklin street, Soutn'
‘lief Corps and Daughters of Liberty‘NOTWllk-
l "Bolt
SALE—SEVERAL TONS GP or German encircling movements.1
first ‘clsss Timothy hay. Price reasona; IA. dispatch to a Petrogradl
lax. e. Delivered in 1-2 and 1 ton lotsj newspaper from Kievcontains a.
" as desired. Phone 65-5, Westport, Ct.
‘ s17 3t this important city of Southwest-
s18
loop. 1
Petrograd correspondents ex.
press confidence that the Russian
armies will be safely withdrawn
from the Teutonic net in the‘
lVilna region as they have been
: previously from the grasp of oth-
l
statement that the evacuation of
ment. seven rooms and bath. Good lo-
cation, ail improvements. Oct. 1. Ap-
ply J. u. Layton Co. s20 3t
TO Lev—mm wumww, FIVE
{Waterbury Conn.
‘\ ”WANTEDT-A'i‘ ONCE, BOX TRIM-
uner _6r girl to learn, Apply INN.
Hat Factory, Cross and River streets,
s18 it
. 'iNorwslk, Conn.
i mums—1,111)? AGENT TO m-
troduce Superior sanitary specialties.
- , Goods every woman needs andwsnts,
.Very salable. semethlng dillerent,’or-
.'iginsl and exclusive. Liberal commis-
,sion. Free samples. Send for catalogue.
Superior Specialty (30., 12 Fleming St.,
s20 3t
rooms and bath, with all_ improve
ments. Largo garden. '1‘. McGuire, 22
Howard street. East Norwallt. 320 St
son slits—House ros SALE. maily.”
Elm street. Norwalk. Bath. laundry,i
loleotric‘ lights. new turn-co, cement
iconanf‘ Ready tor occupancy. Photos
on'applifition. Very easy terms. Jack-
son's Studio. 63 Wall street, Norwsik.
39 it
{em Russia is “proceeding nor-
SECR T SERVICE MEN
ESTION ARCHIBALD
1\. li\\' YORK. Sept. m—James
F, J. Archibald, the American
correspondent who~ was intercept-
To LET—ONE LARGE FURNISH- -
ed tront‘room with running water. 33.
[Small room, 31.50. inquire 16 Haviland
street. s20 3t
”—
ro' Liar—Ls ROOMS ovum use}:
lemons—onsquouon LIC-
onso, for Town of Norwalk. For tur-
ther information address P. 0. Box
51:. South Not-walk.
AUTOMOBILES.
a12 It
ed by British authorities while
carrying a message . from Dr.
tro-Hungarian ambassador to Vi-
enna, arrived here today on the
liner Rotterdam;
'S'e'vcr'al secret service men
medien Bros. Grocer. East approach to
Washington street bridge. Newly pap
cred. Gas, lights, etc. s20 3t
WANTED—GIRL ..F0it ..LlGii'i‘
. housework. References. 53 Chestnut
lstreet. second floor, or Phone 130342.
s18 3t
‘ To LET—ROOMS “ON PUTNAM
avenue. All improvements. Inquire
47 West avenue, South Nor-walk, or
Phone 458. ' :18 8t
‘ WANTED~TO SELL AT ONCE,
good Upright Piano, cheap. “Easy
'ro LET~HOUSE CONTAINING
eight rooms with improvements. 53
We pay boat prion for all kinds oi
THE .
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JUN K.
WM. EFFRON CO.. Inc.
MI or telephone. Tel. 441
BUSINESS NOTICE.
Stop and listen. The Silent Rour So-
cial club will open their dancing class
for the season at the club hall. 122
Water street, Thursday evening, Sept.
23. Chairman of the committee. Paul
~—.—._ w" . _.
R. Patterson.
_ terms. 252 East avenue. s18 at South Main street. inquire Harris a.
' “ -~-———. ____——~ (lens. 517 at
WANTED—BY YOUNG LADY. —- Mason,
Boom and board in private family. Ad- T0. LET—4 ROOMS ON SECOND. '
dress “Board," this omce. 317 3! floor and large attic in house. No. 41'.
JWANTED—TO RENT 12 OR MORE
room house with all conveniences near
center of town. Good location. ’i‘arlov
. oi? 3t
Bros. Cigar Store. Tel. 1165—5.
Cedar street. inquire at No. 37 Cedar
street. ' s17 3t
'ro LET—APARTMENT Oi; SIX
rooms, hard wood floor newly papered,
PROFESSIONAL.
‘- all improvements, front and side en»
trance private, at 33 Sesview. " Mm}
ARcH‘lBALD MERRIAM, MUSICAL
Instruction—Piano, Organ and Harm-
ony. Organist First Methodist Church:‘
Orchestra furnished for any occasion:
Ill: Bayview avenue, South Norwalls,
818
Conn. Phone 732-5.
Churies-Alsthorpe, Phone 635. s17 3t
TO LET—FLOOR WITH [MPROVE-
A. MOONE, 70 NORTH MAIN 81‘.
South Norwalk. Bicycles, motorcycles
and Sundries.§Both sold an exchanged.
Expert repairing. Baby carriages ro-
paired. We do vulcdnlringflPrlces resi-
. 'sonsble.;
m
MLVATOR CHARIOTT- Gimme
mil-contractor. instill too [Hen on
III kinds of contract work. Be sure
to at our estimate. We can save you
money. Pliocene-8. 16 Wood SL‘V.
'ro LET—«SEVEN ROOM HOUSE
on Woodbury avenue. All improve
ments. inquire Walsh & Hubbeil office,
Gazette Building, Norwallr. _ i
TO LET—5‘ ROOMS, WITH “1-.
expsnr coassr
Ma coi‘u'ét‘t. Guaranteed for one year.
um to measure, relieies the distress-
ing senshtlon oi not-inst-rlght corsets.
Spireila designs are/distinctive and in-
dividual. Hrs. ids/Gale, 62 Putnam
Peasant Hour. r Lockwood’s Hill.
T a Home 0! Paramount andxfletro
natures—Exclusive. Rights Id
FOR HIRE, 'I PASSENGER PACK-
.nrd touring car [or hire day or night,
at reasonable rates. 8. H. Hendrick.
Tel. day 294. nlxht 579.
820 (it
ments, 125 South Main street. inquire-avenue’ Tel. 671'2' L 515 .0"
at 127 South Main street. South Nor- u
walk, or 33 High street, Nor-walk. ' '
all St MUM
Nor.
provements at 72 North Main street.
Rent 313. Also 5 rooms with improve-
ments at 9 Hamilton avenue. inquire
United Grocery Co. »s1 t!
- in... ' _ {resents} sportsmen
Russo in Clyde Fitch's drama
‘
‘nounxv'.
fro Lsr—n moon er. 7 300;.
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4., emu-r“ Annmrhon'rw “HAVING
reduced their eipens’os to s minimum"
grill give astonishing ’low.pri'ees‘ ‘ou
‘slnting, piperhsngi: and general .‘
; Q" {rel
apartment. Pomsion at ones. m
Hatch Mid snioy'ooi, . m u
LOST. y
~ Ld‘s'r—omssns, THURSDIY I mu:
ween . South Norwslk and Nor-walk.
only between Palace .Theatre and - -
ephone' Oince. Return to ticket ot-
, .
ce East side famtion'south. Not-with}.-
' ‘ swat ' g
V .
- conscrmtnnosvr‘am.‘
oundéd by Elisabeth lurr Mead,
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pennant)“ inf Daniel “, riot
mania ' '_ . .
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Ind: ' errant. ti:
‘ Mercer... Archibald
l ‘hclg a‘ short conference, and‘
otstoves‘
M, 'tor"7'stopp_sd ‘v ~
boarded the Rotterdam at Quar—
antine early today, went to
Archibald’s stateroom and ques-
tioncd him {or some tim‘e. The
secret servide .men' were report-
red to have searched Archibald,
his bag gand'thc stateroom,
“Re W-RTICE EL
‘ililSSllll .MI W
Constantin T. Dumbo, the Airs- '
and to h vg‘ taken .away a cane.
belonging" ti; the correspondent.
Archibald denied this, and wouldl
nof admit having even talked tol
the secret men. ‘
After leaving Quarantine Arch-E
ibald said: “i do not know any-f
thing about the situation hero. iii
there-i5 any contemplated prosca
cution of me it is perfectly un-f
just. ,
“Iftoole‘ ,crictt'er which can
' #febm Ambassa
J. l Mkiiowlcdgc of its.
contents. and entirely unwitting-
ly. That is all I care to any at
present}? , l
Archibald then said he would
issue a'longcr statement after
_;landing. As he wallgcd down the
gangpiank. however...hc met a?
man described as his scrrctaryfi
The man said he was Charles
and Mercer
sod
dor
Pitchibaldw‘thcn announced he.
Would defer. the issuing of an ad-
ditional stdtemiént. He said he
expecteddo go to Washingtonf
_-soon.;but Other than that he had'
noplans. ,
. 'i‘o.the Mai-d oi County Commission- 1
.ers of nil-lield County: 9
, i hereby apply tor a transfer at a
license «No. .217 to sell Spirituous and
,mtoxlctins 'Uquors,yAle,' Lager new
: Rhine Wine. and CideintromStephenI
FSelby.,‘at_No. 220 East LWashingtonj
Midwinter. Nihill. at the;
risnépnmmnmt-vsmun- ,
‘ The proposed place‘ OI business is
notlocatsd Within rot test in adirectl
.lineioi” a .Tchui'ciiigmdigco ; Or -. Public l
Sch
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lit:
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to: ersgss donnedl'by‘law; ot the
_ an
ECTORS’ MEET-
ING.
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The electors oi the City’Br'fia'r
wall are hereby notliied and warned
to meet on the first Monday (being?
the ith day) 0! October, 1915, (or the;
Purpose of electing the toilowing oili-
oers at said town and city oi Norwsikfi
to wit:
A mayor, a treasurer, a city short!”
a tree warden, a collector 0! taxes and!_
assessments, three members of the
Board of Education tor the term 0! sixI
l
fl
@ SPECIALS
Best A. & P. Flour lag“ 85c
MA. &P. “our Bararel $6.89
Jones or flour a Bag ’
""“‘ “MW“ 1%g‘fi‘fl‘fl"
A town clerk. three selectmen, seven '
constables, two registrars of voters in
the first voting district, two registrars
of voters in the second voting dis-l
trict, two registrars of voters in the‘
third voting district, two councilman
in the first ward, three councilmen in
the second ward, one councilman in'
the third ward, one councilman in the‘
fourth ward, one councilman in the
iltth ward, ,
A member of the board of districtl
commissioners in the ilrst voting dis-
trict for the term of six years,
A member of the board of'district
commissioners in the second voting
district. -
A member of the board oi electrical
commissioners in the sgwond voting
district for the term of six years,
A member of the board of district
commissioners in the third voting dis-
trict. '
A district treasurer in the first
Plishl’y’s
'Pilsbury Flour 3 Barrel 5?.
21 Pounds oi Gran. Sugar lor sis I,
To all Purchasers oi $1.00 Worth cl 1' < ,
Coiiees A. P. B. Powder or’Spicesf‘
Best Creamery Butter a pound
i-‘ull Cream Cheeses pound
laundry Starch ,2 pounds ior
tax-
“infirm-ti; treasurer in the secon mm or ”m0“: Milk 8 can
“imfgdtflghasunr in the thirdtas- 3 means EVIII Milk '0]. I
lug district. ,
Sm m I can '1
Strained Tenants 3‘ Cans ior
And for the further purpose or con.
sidering the adoption of the amend:
meat to Section 166 of the Charter rei-
stive to the department oi education.
being a speciaLact adoptedby the
General Assembly entitled “AN ACT
AMENDING AN _ACT CONSOLIDAT-
ING THE TOWN OF NORWALK
WITH THE CIIIIB OF NORWALK
AND SOUTH mawaox, AND we
gAGT NORWALK FIRE DIOTRIC}.
AND INOORPORATINO TH! Cl'rV
or Moaw‘Aut," approved April iota,
1915. ’ 1
Those who approve said amendmentl
shall give a ballot with the words,~“AN|
ACT menomo AN ACT conson;
IOATING THE TOWN OF NORWALK‘ ‘
WITH THE CITIES OF NORWALK]
AND SOUTH NORWALK AND THE;
EAST NORWALK FIRE ‘ DISTRICTH
AND mconeonarmo. THE clrvl
OF NORWALK. YES" written or print-;
ed thereon, and those who disapprove;
said proposed amendment shall gives,
ballot with. the ‘words‘ “AN ACT;
AMENDINO AN ACT CONSOLIDAT-
lNG THE TOWN OF NORWALK‘
WITH THE CITIES OF NORWALK
AND SOUTH NORWALK AND THE
EAST NORWALK FIRE DISTRICT.
AND INCORPORATING THE CITY.
OF NORWALK. NO" written or print-
ed thereon, , 4
And for the purpose of considering
the adoption of the amendment to
sections 10. 55, 89, 90, 9], 103. 114, 124
and 144 of the charter relative to
curbs and sidewalks to filling vacan-s
else in ofllces, to the Board of EBII"
mate and Taxation, to the board oi.
assessors: to the board oi! relief, to tax.
r 1...... no order Early in the weeks;
i?
w: .
The Great A. 81 P; Tca (30.3 ‘
TebNu gag,“ .- _,
WASHINGTON ST., so. NORWALK.
REGEN’ f
Henry W. Savagehpresents the Massive Spectacle
-- Everywoman
\ NOTE—300 seats at 25 cents will be placedon Isale.
‘-?t,_’hfib.9*~?ffi°€§t 7.330 on, Friday-evening, Sept. 53. v
.‘ r.II I I i I "' I ., sal. Mdlinee 8'!
.. it
Free Delivery. -"
PHONE
NORWALK
a, .
«5*. t
liens, on real estate, to notices and 2., £ .. . « n l , _
collection of assessments and to su-j g; Infillfllil‘a I0“ 01
pernnmerary policé‘andhtbe repesl’oi': .r . .. ‘gem Theatre
section 125 at the charter, relative to 5'“. . ‘ supneme Plcliir
laying curbs and relaying walks. at’
expense ot'geity, alt being a special:
not adopted by the General Amplify,
entitled “AN ac'r 'msumue'mnf
m .eoueouna’rm‘o we Town».
or No‘awam wirH‘rHE' CITIEO;'
or‘ beaming mo sour“: NOR-L,
W‘L‘i‘ 1"W..Tnew‘r; Netting
inns era-tor. AND" meospoea
metres ours: or 'uoaw' j. "K, sp-
proved hiay 20th; 1915" ' ._
"'I‘ThOse who‘approve’ said, am,
.2 . 1.10m!“
. Matinee daily atj‘at
"‘1'ning-Tat'l'7g15u. (2 c _
performances). Special
; Ma and Musical.
atoms-wm=wstr>m was as}; (limelight... -‘ _.
acrsusupmo arr ore . . ; . . _ ’
wurH.-‘rne,~ctriesvor. spam . Christian, “The Goddess
“cosmic”-.. ... i «rear: mm
cooperatina‘rnsicn' 3': . . _ ~. ,. .
mg ,Emmtawsns t
i ‘ rams." Sept. ,2... '
V’Pierr‘é. L. .Ilark, Rtissian
>of_ Fitian'ccfarrived in B
l ind’clgnjsrith‘iyi ‘ "
with ‘ Phloem ‘tr
Norwalk Chronicler