"\ ' For Sale, Business and
Vi wants 0 Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous ——
- walk. entrance private, at 133 Seaview. Mrs. ”GM- NO‘HCES
Charles Aisthorpe, Phone 635. 02 3t
LOST. -.
.. TO LET—I], umgm 31', 1 noon SEALED PROPOSALS.
. , ;.sn|.‘v.A'ron ensuio'r'r— GENER-
i lat-scontrsctor.
Induced their expenses to a minimum ’PHONE 1523 ,-
will give astonishian low prices on '13 wooowsno- AVENUE
' bunting. superb-mains and general " south Noewol‘,conn.
'ta‘go street. TeL 1271-3 91- 743.1. I .
._ ... .. a «Ford Work 11*. ecially
, BUSINESSEWNOTICE. malts, roses AN supreme.
‘ enunci- sea-mos. FEATURE.
sEALEo snore" cam .1 ~> .1 I I"
building of the. Community Hall base-
meat, 111m Norwalk, will be received ' AUNMOBIFLES
until Monday, October 12111, .1915 ' ' -
Plans and specifications can be seen V“ pay but 9:3; 0'
. at the store of the Got-ham 00.,
.. [First street. Privileges reserved to re-
' Building _ Committee
'walk. W. Miller. Telephone 130. 06 1t
mid Sundries, Both sold 111 exchanged.
I sonahle. j
' Jobbing. an East avenue and 10 0062' ‘
l WEDNESDAY, OCT. I, 1915
m m com NORWALK EVENING mu:
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Classified “Ads”—-To Let,
——.
face or Caps, Double Price.
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion In Black-
"w-
'VWV
“v
EVERY AFTERNOON at 2:15
PRICES
Afternoon-25¢ 50¢ 75¢
WANTED. ‘
.TO LET.
WANTED—OOMPETENT coon- TO LET-SECOND FLOOR six
at the Norwalk Hospital. Apply before T001115. 101191
32 11.1. 0,,- 1pBEliS place, East. Norwalk 00 3t
1
WANTED—PIANO PLAYER AI'r’
Grand 5-10-25 Cent Store, Main street
lNorwalk.
TO LEV—UPPER
06 3t small family of adults. Rent 818. 111-
Iquire C. E. Hoyt.
WANTED—A STRONG GIRL OR‘ -
middle aged woman for second work.‘
:Address “C" this office.
”a-“
WANTEll—T'HREE
TO LTT—NEW’
05 u date apartment. All conveniences. Cor-
tner Spring and Washington streets.
FURNlSliED'Apply at 12 Spring street. Phone
- . . Walk. 06 31
rooms for light housekeeping. Address “23'2 0" “L - - .__.
2'4“" Houwkwng'" 59“““1‘0‘” 'I” To LET—sronsorzhoon CAN‘ FOR SALE—FARM TEAM A'Nl)
Ce.
0
__ be secured at reatsonab'e rate by ad
WANTED—YOUNG “VOMAN A_S dressing P. 0. B01. ‘27- 05 3t
'M'aitress and chambermald. Phone 734,
Norwalk, or apply to Mrs. Comstock,‘
Chestnut; Hill. bath Apartment 51 rooms, bath, heat
0" 3" supplied. Exceptional neighborhood.
WANTEDd—YOUNG GIRL TO‘ :4sz Vi hitney, ti Orchard streetfizlgo;t
puke care of children and help with
t—
it"?! $2.13.? $33.? '35:"...332‘13 T° LEM ROW “mm“
All improvements. Inquire 10 Hillside
06 11 street South Norwalk or telephone
WANTED—POSITION AS BOOK ”83 '05 3‘
keeper in store or factory, by a young “To LET~5 NICE LARGE ROOMS
My» graduate 0' *1 ”0'58” “Emer'mnn all improvements, 19 Hillside St.
'3‘“ course in the local high ““001 South Norwslk, or phone 1089-2. 04 3t
Willing to start on small pay until ex-l
perience is gained. Address C. E. So. ‘ To LET—LARGE NEWLY FUR»
I I I
liNorwak Sentnel 06 1'qished front room At“ mmwces. 68
WANTED—2 1301's AS iinimnnsfsp'mg 8mm” 0' 3'
Horace R. Nash, North Main and
(West streets.
TO LET—HOUSlE, 7 ROOMS,
I
l
70 LET—s noon nousn wrru
05 3‘ all improvements. Also a barn or. the
——..———~.-—— -.. lpremtges Apply 102 Taylor avenue, So.
WANTED—TRXMMERS WEXPERI Nor,walk or telephone 1165-5 04 St
enced on hand whipped leather work.
Apply at once, Vanderhoef & Co.. 13
Butler street. 05 3t
TO LET—FIVE 1100113. GOOD L0
cation Rent reasonable. F. Hum). 35
WANTED—CARPENTERS. LES-, Cove aVenue, East lNorwalk.
lie Gamble. 23 Seavlew avenue, East?
Norwalk, 01' apply at Norwal‘k Tire &"'
Rubber Co. I
To LET—HOUSE, 8 ROOMS, BATl-L
iimprovements Refined neighborhood.‘
Also floor of 4 rooms. Two furnished
WANTED“BOY IN STOCK ROOM rooms for light housekeeping. inquirel
Saltfl'y to start $4. Apply Neptune 2 ngh gtreet
Hardware Mfg. Co., 66 Fort street.
EaatNorwa'k' °4 3‘ 'ro LET—6 noon/1s on rias'rl
I—wAm-EHY A YOUNG LADY 'iioor, nice location. With improve-t
room and board In private family Ad ments. 28 Lowe street, near railroad;
dress T, care Sentinel, ' 04 8t station. inquire on premises or tele
phone 1644-2. 04 3t
04 til
i
WANTED -—- COIDRED LADY > RAGF
wants position as cook, in private him To LEV—FIRE I ROOF GA I'
fly or boarding house Address 137 20 Union street, will h'c‘t‘ommodatc 3!
.Washington street, South lNorwallt, cto cars. Inquire 0’ ‘1" A' F' Mintonu 1“
Mackey 04 3, Golden Hill street. 04 3t
'wAN-rEp_25 onus WANTED_ are To LEI'rI—ONE 511319 or 110031.11:
p’eriencod on Singer SernE‘machinr-s ' house, 6 rooms and bath. All improve-
ou dresses. Steady work and high:menu G°°d locality; Apply on prom-
,wageg, Inquire 'Roysl Mfg Co 85 lses. Mrs. A Hawkins, 2 St John St
Washington street. 04 131' 02 St
I To LET—APARTMENT OF‘ Six
rooms, hard wood floors, new paper-
ed, all improvements. front and side
WANTED—SHOEMAKERS. ALSO
boys to learn shoemaking trade. Apply
11. Jacobs Sons, Belden avenue, Nor-
06 if
MOI)ER.\" LIP-TO?
04 3t'
FOR SALI.
stre€1,City.
.PART .OF FOR SALE—7 1100M Housrz Vt l’l‘ll:
HOUSE 100 South Main street to
bath and all improvements Ow-n
or leaving town. Will sell at sacrifice
price. Address M, cjo Sentinel. 06 3t
FOR SALE—HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
ture, parlor suite, dining room and bed
room. inquire at 24-.iiigh street, Nor-
single horse. Suitable for w.oman Al
sIo Wagons and harness F. \i. Com
'Estock, Chestnut Hill. Phone 734 06 3t
FOR SALE—HORSE.
and harness inquire Joseph Dall1v...10
South street. 05 31
FOR SALE—GENTLEMAN'S l): K
and book case, hat rack. pictures, can,-
carriage, push cart. crex matting. cur-
tain poles. Apply 53 South Main St.
05 3t
1
FOR SALE-l ATEST MODEL
Ford touring (:11 fully equipped used
1‘
i
only a short time. A1 coffil’ition
i'Vtiil be sat-illiced Vaast Brothers
'(larage. 04 3t
l
1 FOR SALE—SECOND HAND FUR
.niture, including beds, chairs, and floor
coverings. Inquire 15 liaviland street.
9
L..' Wuwnw. ..
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FOR SALE~NEW Six ROOM COT-
tage, with impimements, on trr'lley
‘llne. 13 First street East Norwalk.l
Apply 62 Osborn avenue.
FOR SALE—A WINE PRESS, l.\'
good condition inquire 63 Meadow St.,
South Nor'.\\alk 04 3lI
FOR SALE~HOUSE BOAT. 90
foot.se_11going boat with or my convcn
lence For long cruise or summer liv-
ing. Bargain. D. Morrell, Row.nyton
... ~—
FOR SALE—MY BIG PACER,
Bethel Boy, 11 good all around bonus.
Price, 9200. Luther M Wright. 'l‘ele
phone 1413-4, Franklin street, South
Norwalk. 818
04 ‘31
FOR SALE-HOUSE FOR SALE,
Elm street, Norwalk. Bath, laundry,
electric lights. new jurnace, cement
cellar. Ready for occupancy. Photos
on application. Very easy terms. Jack
son's Studio, 53 Wall street, Norwalk.
s9 ti
FOR SALE—ONE DIQUOR LlC
ense, tor Towu 0: Norwalk. For fur-
ther information address P. 0. Box
573. South Norwalk. s12 ti
'aosT—A cow IN wasp NOR- aparnnent. Possesioit at once. The
Hatch and Bailey 00.126 t1
I'ro LET~VEpY than 5 noon
apartment... - Portia-i, improvements.
East Washington street, East No:-
walk. Apply 64 South Main St., ‘
phone 60. s28 til
PROFESSIONAL.
' 'A”; nooNE, '70 NORTH MAIN or.
South Norwaik. Bicycles, motorcycles
Expert repairing.-
y carriages re-
paired. We do vulcn
, To LET—nicer noous DOUBLEI
nizing. Prices rea-
house all improvements. Gas, bath, etc
III Apply 9 Elizabeth street or phone
12492. I IZI t!
Estimates sivenon m
Chill-Ill “contract work. Be sure ,. a. . 77-" , ‘ -
is as our estimate. We can save you'
gone!» Phone 8164. :6 Wood at.
.L. ‘—
I§MITH sun wmonr nhviNd
I-Riccio Bro. iGarage '
13 CROSS STREET
crosses AIM} gramme
1° 1'111‘1: WM. arse 1’: co, Inc.
and postal or tel-linens. Tel. 441
orlmay be obtained at the ethos of Sun--
Well located, on trolley line. Central. .-
'drain pipes.
.—
Sealed proposals for the contemplat-
ed changes in the heating and plumb-
ing system for Center school will be
received by the chairman, Dr. J. Mil-
ton Coburn, on or before the 11th of
October, 1915. Pidhs and specifications-
erlntendent of Schools.
LIVES ”SAVED
By having us install Hot Water
Heat, Steam and not an- by reliable
fitters. ‘
Repairs for all kinds of stoves.
‘ Try my pipe cleaner tor stopped
HENRY A. HEOELEIN,‘ .
U water at. Phone 1100-12
L
“Tom, Barron S. C.""'
White lcuhom Cockercls
A few fine, young, white
S. C. Leghorn Cookerels ion
sale at $2. 50 am. Raised this
year from stock from the
,_ greatest laying strain in'the~ ‘
. world "imported direct from
‘ 'fi'om Barron's ‘ place-Preston,
.1 England. Telephone . Nelson
F Hunt, Superintendent, Ring .
1124-6, Norwaik.
“WE HAV'lE.
FOR SALE—T\VO POOL TABLES.
am“ tubes' Re” 312 5 Inquire evenings, 11 or 24 Elm Grove"
00 3t:
C ARRIAGE -
04 3t'
The Birth of a Nation Is An Absolute $500,000 Production.
The Birth of a Nation Will Never Be Shown at Less Than'
The Above Piices.
The Birth of a Nation is The
Want to See.
30--Soloists in Orchesua--30
Production 80,000,000 People
POLI’
BRIDGEPORT
NOWT HSHOWING
“Birth. OI" Nation
You ()we it to yourself and Youi‘ Children To See This Wonderful Production. '-
BOX OFFICE OPEN FOR RESERVATIONS 9 A. M. TO ,10 P. M.
PAGE
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EVENING 8:15.
PRICES.
Evening—25¢ 50¢ 75¢
A Few Choice Seats at 82
The Birth of a Nation is Authentic American
turized.
The Birth of a Nation is Shown at Poli's Exactly As At
Liberty Theatre, New York.
Every Leading Educator and Statesman in America has
The Birth of | Nation.
50--Extra Mechanics, Effect Men, Etc.»
History
It
BCLGARIA HAS
NOT REPLIED TO l
RUSSIA'S ULTIMATUM]
LON-DUN, ()ct. (1,3: 393. m.~—-—|
ANNUAL MEENING
TION.
The Annual Meeting of the Norwa
l’pst from l’ct rograd.
txpcctcd to be ablIt to procrasti- 12111.1915 at eight 0-010“
natc scvcrai dms while IllOlllllZd'i JAMES T HUBBELL.
ttolIl \\ as under \\.1\'|hc1mopcra»t
ti\ 0 character of 1111 Russian,
notc therefore, proved chtfculclyl
NORWALK HOSPITAL ASSOCIA- t
t
I‘” rcply ‘0 RU‘Na 5 ultunatum Hospital Association for the purpose
had reached the Foreign Office up of hearing the reports of the oiilcers
to 4 OCIOCI‘I lucsda} afternoon' and such other reports as may be
according to 5‘ (“SP-3““ ‘0 thc made and acting thereon; and to elect
directors will be held in the Assem-
lt hdS bCCll lcal'nt‘d, tllt POSI S bly Ha" wan street h‘ the City of
correspondent sav s, that Bulgaria Norwaik on Tuesday evening, October
Secretary
THEAT'
1k
REGEN
TODAY, MATINEE AND NIGHT ,
MATlNEE, 2:20. ll EVEN1N0,7:15_111110:30 (Two Complete
PRICE81—Matinees, All seats, 10 cents; Evening, all seats, 10
Boxes and loges, 20 cents.
Special for today and Added Attraction for tomorrow, the Cole
international Star.
disconcerting to the Sofia poh—
,t'ic'ians who are reported to have.
gone so far as to frann' a careful‘
lt‘])l\ to the inquhics evpcctul;
from Russia rcgarding the pres-
:cncc of German officers in the
Bulgarian capital. lhcir plan, it:
is understood, “as to grant SliOl’i
tlcaw of ahscucc to the Germans
land tints bc able to deny their:
presence. This is bclic\ cd to‘
hate hccu the basis for the denial
issued at Sofia Satu1'.day ‘
“If necessary to appease Rus-I8
sin, the Post dispatch s;1_\s,‘
ANYTIME
llay or Night
automobile - will take
out
parties. '
ANDREW TAYLOR
Livery and Trucking
Phone Darien Conn.
Our spacious and easy riding
\
ANNETTE KELLERMAN, IN
“Neptune; Dougie
IN ElGl-iT PARTS.
Added attraction for Thursday, Edward Coneliy In “Mme 0;
ton." Metro.
Friday—Charlotte Walker in “Out of the Darkness.", Paramotix‘
Saturday—Positive Showing of Francis X. Bushman In “GI-ouster
ALL NEXT WEEK.
THE ORIGINAL PAYTON STOCK CO.
Daily Matinee ......... 10e-200:| Evening 10c., 20c., 30s., ,5'
lulgana “as prepared cvcu {oi
send the ticrmans back to lur— just submitted to an operatio
\
miltuiy preparations \1'c1c coin-
plctctl
lhc Russian ministcr and his ARTILLERY EXCHANGES
stall, according to official state—
ments issued here “as especial-
to lca Vc Sofia lucsdav night to .
be followed by the diplomats of the Artois district the artillcr
all th’tr allied Iiat1ous."'iht rcp- cht‘hangcs have continued “ll
1escntat11 es of (neccc will re — particular \iolcncc in thc \icinit
able to trmcl for some tnnc.
tion against Serbia automatically cording to thc lrcuch
causes his departure. Regarding statcmc
reports of the illness of the hus-. Office this afternoon
sian minister to Bulgaria, M. 321-,
flush. it is stated that he
has -—sentlnnl "Wants" bring results.
DIA‘IMONvD'DISC PHONOGRA PH?"
You cannot realize whit a musical triumph Mr. Edi--
son has achieved. until you have-actually heard the
New Edison, with his wonderinl diamond r'eprdducer; he has made
‘ of the phonograph a real musical instrument A tone that is true. I,
life-like. human natural Just what music lovers have been waiting
for. It opens a new era in music. Call and hear the New Edison.
New Records-«lust Out
We have just received the latest weekly list of New
Edison records; A new list of records every week.
This week’s list ctmtainl some exquisite music.
Hear these beautiful-numbers on the New Edisonktoday. It will
“Have animals and lblrds really 11
Hm?" '/ l
' ‘I'lio'ir on we I-‘donht it! Take ‘tu
for man;
some of
—-I.oitls-
km until mohilzahon and othci for appendicitis and will hc un-
' PI A"RIIITICUILIAIIIRLY 'v'itTLENT,
PARIS Oct 6 2-211). m.——lnI
main in Sofia until some 0v crt ac- Of thc Forest of (iivcn‘t‘hy -ac-‘
offiial
nt giten out at the \\ ar;
Broadway plays and productions, including 1"The . Virglulut
”Hon and the Mouse," "Shepherd of the Hills," “Little Miss 13mm
11 “Help Wanted" and others. Seats on sale Thursday, October 7
October 18, 19 and 20, “'1‘ HE BIRTH OF A NATION; "'
mnnd Breese. in a picturlzation of Robert W. Services poem, "'1"
Song of the Wage Slave,“ which was photographed in Norwalk. , -
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MONDAY WEDNESDAY
A Great. Surprise
THE SlX ATTORNEYS
In Something New and Radically Different
w. 1. int
HOLMES HOLLIS
In a Rural Comedy Sketch '
“LOOKING FOR BUSY" ‘ , I , _
e Scope from "SHORE ACRES" Introducing the digit
Bill} and NELLIE flElM
I. Remarkable Juvenile Entertainers
1.\ ‘ , KING BROTHERS
' A' Clever Pair of Hercule/an and Comedy Athletes-I I'
1111.- '
111111-111
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and
3.1,.
and
‘“ painty‘sm'gers of Dainty songs ..2
THREESHOWS "DAILY—2215,7115, 9;
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FOR RAILWAY ISSUES. Bethlehem Stool, w
YORK, Oct. fir-Restrictions fraction lower, 390,. soon 1'
L1111110111111 upon extensive speculation in new high price, 4015:
war specialties by the Stock Ex house resumed much oil
change authorities had a sobering ef~ .tivity on extensive oflerih
fect at today’s opening. There was were then readily sheer
no marked lessening of (cavity. but States steel wavered
the irregular trend of prices plainlylbut soon rose a traction vs
indicated a reduction of speculative day’s close. - . '
commitments for the rise. Recoveries from ”the tui'c’ertsl .-
Initial quotaiionepdisciosed a mix dency oi the opening w ~ '
ture of losses and gains, the. former less general, but gains were 11.4
predominating. Most of the recent tore 11 o'clock on renewal-'01 '3‘
spectacular features were lacking. al- selling which sent dome 11
though several excited openings were below . yesterday‘s minimum
DEIMA
i
l
he a revelation to you. Yep will not be urged to buy.
III-TheA 1
;-'AngeVIne'& Sun 00.
gmcorded.'but fluctuations were 1911- Crucible Steel lost one to three '
‘tlvely.moderate. . between sales until it reached
Representative railwsyii were more 9 1-4 points under yesterday
prominent and reflected dealer Westinghouse and Baldwin '
strength than at any recent session. ‘ ‘
most or the investment issues 111-11119
gran "rising. one to two points and
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