THURSDAY, ssp'r 1.
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FSpecialIII
IgIPT. 23, 1915
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Classified “Ads.”——To Let,
For Sale, Business and
Professional Cards,
Miscellaneous
and
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LASSIFIED Advertisements do this page,Twenty-F11Ie Words orhess, 25c
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps; Double
Price.
1 WANTED.
WANTED—BOY, ABOUT 16
'years of age. Joseph Davis, 85 Wash Madison street for 84 monthly.
\
Iington street. s23 31
I WANTED—WOMAN PRESSERS
"on night. shirts. inquire Cluetl, Pea-
dlody Co. ‘ 623 St
WANTED—AN ELDERLY LADY TO
help ifi housework. Some one who pre-
fers a good home rather than high
wages. No heavy Work. References. Adv
Iliress Box 95. Rowsyton. 1523 IL
WANTED—YOUNG WOMAN ’l‘O
care for child of six, in afternoon.
No teaching. Call or phone Mrs J. A.
Walk, jr., Garner street, So. Norwalk.
1 323 iii
. ME
.WANTED—ROOM AND BOARD
(with private family, with use of bath
Illld telephone, by young woman. Ad-
dress L., (:10 Sentinel Office. 823 St
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'WANTED~'I‘O RENT BY A LADY,
all alone. a large front room. with priV- ments at 72 North Main street. Inquire
liege of light house keeping. Add1ess
301. M. ., clo Sentinel. s22 3tI
1 WANTED—A POSITION BY MID
’dle aged woman as housekeeper for an
Elderly couple or cook for a private
family. Inquire 56 Connecticut avenue,
between 10 a. m. and 3 p. m.
r
i WANTED-TO GO OUT BY D51:
' (washing and ironing. Inquire 10 Wind-t l
nor Place. s22 "1
a MW . I
. WANTED—A COMPETE\T 11"
[nan as cook and laundress. Apply E. ,
I). Schenck, Wilton, Conn. 322 31’
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WANTED—SECOND HAND Sliiit‘l'.
Eltate length, condition and lcivset
cash price. Address Box 1, 0:0 Semi
net. 522 3t
(301 '1: we TED POSITION 131 EXPER‘
len d stenogrupher. Best of rotor-
the
1113051113911 furnished. Mrs E. L. Broadway,
.I 'Pnone 551- 2 Rewayton, Conn. 822 3t
mum—40141111111111; MALE
and female, on Singer power machincsd
Also tailor 11nd basters; steady work.‘
Good wages. Apply J. J. Scott. 7 Mom,
{roe street. -. 1322 It
' WANTED—A MAN T0 CARE For.
two horses and one cow. Must be a
good milker. Mrs. Andrews, 46 West
avenue, corner Cedar street, South
Norwalk. s21 3t
' WANTED—HELP. 'NEW HAVEN'
lmployment Agency. Phone 6668. 108
Dixwell avenue.
PROFESSIONAL.
.AIRGHlIALD MERRIAM, MUSICAL
Instruction-Plano, Organ 1111a Harm-
bny. Organist First Methodist Church.
Orchestra furnished for any occasion.
as Bayview avenue. South Norwalk,
Donn. 4 Phone 782-5. ' us
1 'A. RODNE, 70 NORTH MAIN ST.
7 4 Booth Rom Bicycles, motorcycles
111111 sundries Bout sold nd 111.111.11.111
Expert repairing. My carriages ro-
paired. We do" vulcanlzlng. Prices res-
portable. 7 4 4
TO Lin.
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FOR SALE.
able for storage or shop of any kind. 1
‘Pienty of light. Mrs. J. W. Powell, 28"
.47 First street, East Norwnlk.
FOR SALE—FRESH LAID EGGS,
broilers, ioasting, fricassee chickens
iPl’lCeS reasonable. Prompt service. f
Nicholle Poultry Yard, 214 East aven "
ue. Phone 243-.4 823 it
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523 3‘} FOR SALE—ONE NEW ROLLED
loak top desk and one writing reek.
To LET—ONE OR TWO FURNISH Inquire H. W.Gorh11m, 38 Greg. Boule-
ed front rooms. with all improvoments. v,ard East tNorw.ailt Phone 139312.
For Gentleman only. Inquire 120 $23 It
Washington street. s23 31
TO LET —LARGE BUILDING on"
Suit
Washington street, South Norwalk.
___..._...__._ FDR SALE—Vichy CHEAP.“ .ssv
'Po LET—ONE sun.) 01.1 Douuwci'ul pieces of household furniture.
house, six rooms and bath All 1111 Call at 10 Spring street or phone
provements. Good locality. Apply toI1433'-5 821 3!
Mrs. A. Hawkins, 2 St John street
7East NO'.rv.alk s23 31
FOR SALE—MY BIG PACER,
gBethel Boy, 11. good all around horse
To LET—FROM OCT. IST. SEC- 'Pl‘lce, $200 Luther M. “11180". T619
and floor, four rooms and bath With phone 14134,Frankitn street, South
improvements, 40 Bayview avenue. in Norwalk ' “is
“"9 M” Bradbury “23 3‘: FOR SALE—HOUSE r011 sans,
'ro LET_A 7 ROOM C(),M.MIEI§11.'1111 street, Norwalk. Bath, laundry,
with all improvements, at 5 Lincoln 'Ieiectric; lights, new furnace, cement
avenue. Also 5 rooms with‘. impmw cellar Ready for occupancy. Photos
on application. Very easy terms. Jack-
ison' 5 Studio. 53 Wall street Norwalk.
59 if
United Grot ery (‘0. 823 if
To LET—COTTAGE. 8 ROOMS . .
and bath. All impro1einents. Flat, 6 FOR SALE—ORE ”QUOR Lit.
let»... for Town of Norwaik. For fur-
looms Also 5 rooms with bath. All but
provements. Near South Norwnlk eta Ether information address P 0 Box
lion. Albert \Vclnitz, Norw.alk Phone 1578' Smith NOW.” “2 tf
133” 123.0! '4 BUSINESS NOTIcsjm
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TO LET—d FLOOR CONSlSTING FOR HIRE, 7I’ASSENGER PACK
o'f" .1 roms and shim sewing ram Rent ard touring car for hire day or night, l
:14. ltiquire 48 Spring street, First at reasonable rates. 1.. ll. Kendrickd
floor 123 ltITel. day 291. night 57 . 120 61'
NOTICE
TO LET—~F1VE UPPER 1100318.
with improvements from October 1141.1
4"01 October 15111. inquire on premix-test Admission of Electors.
of Mrs. N. E. Campbell, 11 Van Zaut Notice is hereby given that the Sc
street, East Notnwalk Conn s23 3t lectmen and Town Clerk of the ’lovtni
——..———~_....-~m _——---— .. lot Norwnlk will hold a session $310M
TO LET—NEWLY FUR-\lsul‘m’day, September 251b, l9l5, at the fol-
rooms, “93" R- R Station. Heat light lowing times and places. to Mt iroml
and bath 1181Sprinsstreet. 8:23 3t 9 oclock in the torenooq until 2'
" “~""" ‘ lo'clock in the uttcrnoon, at the Town 1
:ro LET—APARTMENT 0F SIX Court room, Wall street, in the 1st
3101?: :aJszqa tlfoorst, "a: 1gamr'T“inx District of the City of Nor-
p n ' ron an 8 e on ‘walk, and from 2 o'clock in the aftec‘
trance, private at 33 Seaview. Mrs.
inoon until 7 o'-clotk in the afternoon.
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0111111111 “5mm" PM“ 63‘” "'3 Milli the council Room in the City 111111
building North Main street. in the ‘-'d
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To LET 5 “CE LIGHT ROOMS“ Taxing District for the purpose of ex
822 3Lliti‘i'nlning the qualifications of and ad-
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TO LET~SIX ROOMS WITH ALL. mitt us to the elector’s oath those per-
sons who Shit“ be found qualified, un
lmprovoments at 25 Putnam avenuel
less all 011 the "list to be made" shall
inquire M. J. Crowley, 4 West Main l ,
street, Norwslk or phone 18942. .22 3t ha1e been admitted or rejected before
that time. At the some times and
To LET—EIGHT ROOM HOUSE places the said Selectmen and Town
with partial improvements. Centrally Clerk will examine the qualifications
located. Inquire Ist store. 13 Cross 5
322 st]
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behalf application has been .1111: e to
_____ be admitted as voters for school oilic-
TO LET—2 FURNISHED moms era and upon any question relatinl
Separate or connecting Steam heat, to educption or to schools. and whose
bath. Apply 7 Maple street. Norwalk. names appear on the ”WODJIII'B list-to
:22 at be made,"
Dated at Nor-walk this 2111i day of
September, 1915.
WALLACE DAMN,
WILLIAM G. CROCKETT,
JOHN H. DOM-1AM,
Selectmen of the Town 0! 'Norwalk
'ro LET—SEVEN ROOMS AND
bath, all improvements; Nicely paper.
ed and painted Owner moving out. At-
do live radius with bath. Real Low.
Inquire L. A? Taylor, 8 Lewis street. ,
utvaroa GHABIO'IT— ma. 4
pet contractor.- pollinator tlvau‘iou
”III 111-11101 contractual-k.“ 3e sari
h at our «um, Thousand you
. . Inc). Phone 0104.1 M Wood St.
\4 all at HERBERT R. SMITH,
Town Clerk.
To LET-rAPA'R’i‘MENT .OF. 1?qu 4
rooms at 13 High street. Apply 38 Bay- , ,. . .4 -
. .viewayenuc.4 . 4- 531431: "01“.. 7
4‘1'0 firemen? #1100115 DOUBLE -7 ..;
1A
WITH AND WEIGHT. HAVING
reduced their expenses to a minimum
4 [will give astonishing low prices on
Infiimtlli‘g. paperhaugini‘and mom
7 lobbingsd'u East norms and 10 Got-
use street. Tet;1071~8 or. m: "I
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V ~_ 1.11.11 4_
«wet-81.on PEkllmsu DOG.
-4 Finder will please notify LII. 11 Volt: ,x'jr.
- Suitable reward. - .
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L08T~WEDNESDAY SEPT. 22ND;
11.1.1111. gold 5111.111; durum” m-
. gin e. OwnePs name on fob. Rel
.xturn to Elmorest Tomes 11nd re-'
. colve sewed. V spit 3t
pics: ‘
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ARTILL'E’RY FIGHTING TURKISH SUPPLIES ARE
IN BELGIUM] RUNNING SHORT, AC-l
PARTS, Sept. 23, 2 :30 p m—l CORDING TO swi'rzsn-l
'Ihe artillery fighting along the LAND REPORTS, I
WCSlCTn front so prCV alent' 111 the tvuuuudeu from first Page.) I
past few weeks, has broken out
in Belgium according to the and permitting the formation ofa
French official erort giten out new Cabinet.
111 the city this afternoon
1 Along the western front the
Artillery fighting has taken French report destruction of a
place also 111 ar Arras, between German patrol in Champagne
:thIe Somme and (it... between _tll¢ Berlin states that the patrol was
i Aisne and the “\rgonne region. withdrawn after destroying
. and 111 l orraine. IFrench works.
I A group of eight French a1ia—‘ Mobilization of Bulgarian forcesl
.tors have successfully botiibarded continues to excite keen interest,
a railroad station on the line from but the belligerent as well as the
\ erdtin to Metz. neutral world seems to be' in the
~—— dark as to the purpose which dic-
i
REGEN'
Grand Opening Friday, September 24th 0‘
Henry W Savage Presents the Massive Spectacle
“Everywoman”
NOTE—300 seats at 25 cents will be placed on sale
at the box office at 7:30 on Friday evening, Sept. 24.
THEATRE
PHON E 9 7 6 I“
NORWALK
t.l of those women by whom or in Wines '
housealli moments.(las,hath, etc. To the Consult! «Water 3009"“ .
Well 111.111.1111 trolley line. Central. , . "4' - .
by the-First Taxing District of
Apply 9 Elisabeth street or phone . .
124942 4: 7 7 ; , ; e21' tf . the City of Nomlk.
‘ 4 . r The Conu'nisnionsra of the
’s'lrat-
ALLIES DEVELOPING
NEW CAMPAIGN
General Joifrc. the French comm
mandcr-in-chicf, and the allied
comandcrs on this front—Field
Marshal Sir John
tested this movement.
PARIS Stpt 23 12 Noou— ARMENIANS RESCUED
French and The rescue by I touch warships of
King Albert of Belgium, are de— a large band of Armenians from
velopiug a new plan of campaign pursuing. Turks IS recounted in a4
that ll]\I0l\ es the almost contin- statement issued last night by the
1
FROM TURKS
PARIS Sept. 23, 5: 10 a. m.—
uous use of artilltry on a vast Ministy of Marine.
scale along the whole line. ‘I
“Pursued by I‘urks," says the,
Masses of artillery have been statement, “five thousand Armen-i
employed by both sides 'sincc the ""154 ”"9"
pre- were women. children and old
attacks men, took refuge in tlic Djebcl
beinuuiuLr 01' operations in
paring for infantry
pounding thtlr adversaries' works
thousand of whom
10111.91 Mountains at the end of
for an hour or two then sudden— July The-y succeeded in keeping,
lv suspending fire and assault-'the1r assailants at bay until the
ing with infantry. 'Ilic
an new methodically maintain-
Allies beginning of Scptcmber. ;
“Ammunition and provtsious
ing their shell fire for days at a then gave out qlid they would in—
time 11' ithout
infantry attacks ,cvitably
dropping projectiles upon thé: they
succumbed had
in getting
ha14c
not succ ceded
charred front into every fiftv, word of their graw situation to
yard square. and repeating the 3 French "Ills"
Immediately
pl'OCICSS—a deadly automatic, lln-lICl’lllel'S of the lrcucli blockade
ceasing,r pounding The licavyl
calibcrcd guns send their storms
of shells upon encampmcnts of
first resents behind the huts
and upon bridges and provismnI
liaius
()ltitml reports obtained by the
French :1r111voffi1'crs from thtir
(11111 oliccri'dtinns from prisoners
and limit photographs made by
tniatnIrs show that units of the
opposuic liucs u'liiih have bcm
sublettcd to this iiticcasluir bmu~,
barduuut hm c bt cu rendered on-
tircly untenable. and that We"
lit-st ibc ('11-:r111111s can do is to
re occupy ilicir abandoned W'sor‘
after the boiultardiucuts have 111
up and then It :11 e quickly when
the SllO\\(‘lS of projectiles begin
to fall attainIS '
PREMIER,6 BULGARIA
HASICONF RENCE WITH
GENERAL SAVOIFF
l‘lRlS, Sept. 23, 5: 25 a. m.~’-
General Michael Saiol’f. former
c0111111a11dcr—in~chicf of tlic Bul-
garian army, was summoned by
telegraph from his country rcsi-
dcncc by 1’ emit-r Radoslavot‘f,
according to :1 Saloniki disuatch
to the Balkan agency. He went
immediately to Sofia, where he
held a long conference with the
Premier.
DIVTDENFNOTICE.
FAIRFIELD 4couu'rv sav
mos BANK i
Norwaik. Conn, Sept. 16, 1915.
" ‘At a meeting of the Board of Direcc‘
ore of the Fairileld County Savings
Banks held this day. a divgdend at the
rate or four (4) per cent. per annurn
w’as declared to depositors from the
earnings of the sixwmonths ending
September 30,1915
The same will be entered on bass
books and paid on and after October
11.,1915.. 7 1
By order of the Board of Directors.
4.. esmoua courts, 1
" 4 Treasurer. i
'47HlLLSlDE”
A7 100101“. FOR film-8
PROSPECT HlLL. NORWALK.
1803.
Taxing District have received, from
{the State Laboratory, at Middleton.
tan analysis of the water supplied by
111111 system. which shows that than. is
no suspicion at this time as to its
11111111111111.1111. The City Health Ollie-
or, Dr. Tracey, produces the condition
of the water as satisfactory .
Dated. Norwalk, Cc, September- 28.
TO Lei—quarts: ' WRNISHED
rooms, with bath and use of telephone.
Inquire 15 West Washington St. 321 at
TO LET-«FIVE LA-ROE. LIGHT
rooms. Bath and all improvemente.19
Hillside street, South Nomads. s21 st
111‘ LET—5 accusation 1.06;
“0.1“ tier—‘5 11611111. 0171111 L'n'ou- gig. '
medleu- Broa; om asst numb to ‘
"1 114.11 MW. 11111.1 .
South M9111 ‘
Washington. street 11111111191..me pin
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1915. .
lion. Rent reasonable. 1'. d-Io p, 85
C'ov‘e a‘v‘onue. East 11.111.111.744 1’1121 St Commissioner °I the First Taxing
. _ Districtz—
To 1214.11.10 unrunNisusin . 11. newcomer
rooms for light. holiselléeping. Inquli’e‘ '» , F- I JONES. ' ' _ ‘
'11 Cbcsthut street. ' '4 75“]:th ‘ IIE.7J~1rlNNEQA41~1_I ‘ .4 5
.. 11.111111161111111. Arrangements mac.
' no: bridging childremto school and
7 illustrated booklet on a‘ pit
the 11.11 firm. 47 them
1.11.1111 the primary recite in the
school building on Prospects
Built on the slope of the hill, ouch
ilocr has an exit on the gr‘ouhd lav-
cl. thus obviating all danger in case
of fire. ‘
A new buildingfln, course or corn
struction contained: new class rcoma’
and a gymnasium10 x315 feet.
Special gymnastic work in all class-
cs. "
Coue'ge 11111111111”, General and
Special courses for older girls. with.
. music and dancing under competent
,. instinctore: Primary and intermedi-
mementos- Ne glide-«amt.
,4..4for boys-11151131; cbut sore. 77mm
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taught in all grades beyondand inn
for serving. a hotlsueheon
rm
m1
- cum-stances.
ing of this salient nullified Gcr- ~
111;: squadron off the 51' rian
coast went to tbtir help and took
all of them to Port Said, where.
they were installed in a provision-
al camp."
GERMANY' S NEW NOTE
ON FRYE CASE
\\ ASlllbti l UN, Sept. 23——
Gcrtuauv, in llN latest note on t‘ici
l we case made public today. 110-3
lilies the linttd States that 01'-
litre bow been issued to "tlc
(termau naval forces not in der—
lrm' Attit'ricau merchantuicit
\\'lll(ll 11.11 c loaded muditiounl
contraband. even when the cto — _
ditious of international law we
present. but to permit them to
continue their v01 .1111 unbindcitd
if .it is not possible to take them
11110 port.
Germanv gnu“. this: assurance
""111 order to furnish to the Amt-r1-
can government evidence of its
conciliatory attitude" while the
question of llllt‘l‘lll‘t‘llll" t‘tit
trt an of 1828 is subuuttcd to ar—
bitratmu.
The .\1iicrita11 suggestion for
the uaminu of experts to fix the
'iudcuuuty for sinking“ the l'rve is
accepted
The German note is regarded
by officials as evidencing a more
friendly suiiit 'ou the part of t‘ac
German Forum Office Follow-
ing months of strained relations
between the two countri s it
was received as a faiorablc di-
veloputcnt.
lt practically insures American
vessels anamst attack “itl‘o-t.
warninq, and even in the event
that they are carrying absolute
contraband passcntrcrs and crew
are bound according to the Dec-
.laration of London. to be remar—
cd- before there is any destruc-
tion. which also can occur only
in the event of extreme I’ve-ces-
sity. l’t'Yl‘
RUSSIANS HAVE
ESCAPE!) GERHANSI tilde 0‘ 91°00 feet. The and" now under consideration. Mr. Sibley
LONDON, Sept. 22, 4:10 a m.l
—The Russians have escaped the
toils .of the thna salient and re-
tired in good order. destroyinglmas
all military works and a consider-
(Founded by Elisabeth our; Mead, able portion of the railwav. ac-
cording to the Pctrog‘fad corres—
The. School ll" 1'». AQM' '0’ pendent of the Post, who says:4
“The strategic value to the Vilna
salient has- been enormous. It
was held by some of Russm’ s best
troops; and therefore riskschre
taken. profitably which might
have been fatal under other en'—
The stubborn hold-
man designs upon 131ng and the
‘ German left flank is still up in
the airs}.
RECENT BRIDEGROOM
DEAD IN DARDANELLESV
DON‘DO‘N, Sept. 23, 12‘..24 p.
m .-44—Capt. Roger Francis Draper,
Sat. Matinee anti
Matinee daily at 2:15. Evening at
INA'UGURATION OF THE REGENT THEATRE
Supreme Picture Program
Special Orchestra and Musical Program.
Night, Sept. 25th ‘
7: 15. (2 complete performances)
huhdredo of other his features.
Announcment Extraordinary
Earl Williams (Himself)
Will Appear in Person
and greet his many Norwalkadmirera personally.
The peer of all motion picture actors. star of “The Goddess," and
.:
ON SATURDAY NIGHT,
seer. 2571-1 (4‘
/'
D. W. GRIFFITH’S
“TEE BIRTH OF A NATION” .tt
COMING TO THE REGENT THEATRE SOON.
Matinee 5 and 10 cents. '1'
PRICES Evening, all seats, to cts., Boxes and Logos. 20 etc.
BIG PRODUCTION
mp...“ .... . .. -.
tem.
‘ ASKUSFcR
i BUM
.m—
are falling into the Alps, render-l
111g still more perilous the work
lot the Italian and Austria troops
who are engaged in warfare in
ithe mountainous region near the
border.
A correspondent of the Gazette
:Dc Lausa’nne describes the rc-
lcent battle for possession of the
Austrian stronghold on top
Frcikofcl Menuhin} at an altim
was made under most difficult
conditions. The Austrians had
‘Lprepared for- an sesault. from the
-T1vo battalions of Italian
t‘Alpiuc troops made. their wav
around the mountain and attack-
ed the Austrians from the rear?
To teach the summit they werea
compelled to scale the precipitous
side of the mountain, clinging to
ropes plI ced' in position by moun-'
tain The correspondent
ethics: at the Italians captured
asp Austrians and a large quan-
I;tity of munitions. .
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(continudd from First Pose-I)
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Baboon Statistical‘ mum. on!
The Big , 0iicr
Mr. HorrieOwncr—Don’t miss
this chance to wire your home
and pay for it on
f’ l The 12 Monthly Fayment Plan
Today/Electric Service means
as much to your comfort in your
home as a water or heating sys-~
The lost
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lllilllll E Gilli}
lllllilli
SOD 0“ the Rev W‘H'am H‘ Dr’l'What the War Means to American
p017, of Leeds, has been killed at. Business ., The regular order of MBL
the Dardaneiics. Csptain 9W?“ m. w..."- chunhed and lit. Sibley 1111111
was: mart est '4eccmber .to
attention before the encore were
Miss; Lewcll a‘rdiner, daughter étec M He 1
pgnRobertI I'll. Gardiner, of I-‘Bos that was mm: to his “I It
' 4 ‘ ‘ ‘. dealt with the 1.1111111 positions of the
1191th11 in ream! to fleir nann-
IN ALPS. clci strength and ability to. continue
_ ,
WINTER supple“
ALLING
t‘the' business 111 mama's“ no:
Switzerland. to war. also the menace open; ' 4
is Small
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:—-—-_—__:-:=s-
ing the close of the war will be 0!
long duration, because the purchasing
power of the belligerents will be pres—7
ticallv nil. To show the enormous
drain the war has had. in one year or 4‘ '
lon the resources of England, the I
speaker quoted from figures that that
country now has a net debt of 86,50
000. 000. He pointed out that Eug-
land's total wealth is 890. 000 000,000.
.in respect to the big foreign 1.111111
expressed the belief that this 11111141.- ;
can finance the amount, which will
probably be $700, 000,'000 or 3800000:
000;_ eesily He also sald- that our
country could repeat the loan. but
pointed out that the money is more
a“drop in the bucket" When it is real.
laed that billions are spent in a-yent
by one nation alone.
The speaker had charts with which
he illustrated his talk. Facts that he
gave proved very interesting.
i After the election of officers. 11;de
John J. Walsh made a motion that M
:retirlng president be given a vet i
thanks and it prevailed unanlrn
The annual report of the sec
4&3 not read, but will be printed lit
The Sentinel in full.i1_l Seth
lBULGARIA WILL OCCUP
' NEW TERRrromt
SOFIA Tuesday Sept. 21, via.
London, Sept. 23, I p. tor—The ,_
B‘u garian government announced ‘ 7
lastg night that the territory ceded i' i
by Turkey aloner the 11116 of the 7, '
Dcdeaghatch railroad would be .
occupied on Oct. 6. The official“
transfer Will ‘occur on Oct. Il,_ at
which the Bulgarian administraw
tion will be installed ‘
‘ ~Vacn11t property c 11 be rented 9111!
good tenant scour .
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