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" 1s TUESDAY, OCT. xp. 1925
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THE SOUTH. NORWALK EVENING SENTINEIJ m
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, “ ” BULGARIA BEGINS LONG DEATHS ' AND" FUNERALS.‘ nUSSIAN FORCES PIERCE. Rim is a branch of the‘ihiiester,
‘ Classified Ads. -—TO Let, THREATENED armcx ON AUSTRO-GERMAN LINES extending northward west of ,
For Sale, Business and
Professional Cards, and
wantS! Miscellaneous
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Words orLess, 25c
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps, Double Price.
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WANTED.
WANTED—\VOME‘N _ . _
on underwear. Apply Henderson & Er-‘r fed D‘SS- Lawrence “Olte.
win, 17 High street, Norwa‘k. 012 3t.‘l’1a(‘rea 5'31“) h?’“‘“‘-
”1‘0 LET.
pup-553,153 FOR SALE—FOUR LARGE GRAIN T0 LET—FIVE ROOMS. GOOD LO-
' Taylor cation. Rent reasonable. F. Hopp, Eastf
912 :1, Norwalk. 011 3t!
FOR SALI.
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WANTE‘DwyouxG MAN op GOOD FOR SALE-~ESTEY OR(}A.\‘,1.ARGI§ TO LET~4 NICE LIGHT ROOMS,‘
address, education and character, to size. good as new; bargain for quick'second floor, newly papered and paint-1
learn and grow up with an established . buyer. Address,"Box 4, lJarien, Ct. ' ed. some improvements, to let to small?
business. Must haVe energy, and not‘ 012 3t family. Rent $10. Inquire Mrs. H. Ger-g
ai‘raid to work for success. Any 'one —— hardt, 265 East avenue.
hailing these qualifications address FOR Sill-5*“ ROOM CORNER
him: 318, City. 012 it house. newly painted, big lot, fruit TO LET—AT 28 LOWE STREET, 6t
» __ trees, iine'localion, 5 minutes from rooms with improvements. Rent $14.3
WANTED—YOUNG GIRL, LIGHT trolley. Price Shiloh, $701) down. l’Osi- lnquire on pi'enlisw. 0r telephone to?
Jiolisework, no washing, Apply Mrs. u‘til'ely best chance to own your home. . the Ullilt‘l‘, 139-12. 011 3t,
J. Mintz 54 North Main street. Inquire at 53 Osborn avenue. East XOin —~- ——~-————»«— ~—
SERBIAN GOVERNMENT.
(Continued from First Page.)
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support.
Detailed information is lacking
concerning the progress of the
Serbian campaign. The Germans
assert they are advancing stead-
ily to the south of the Danube,
although they make no specific
mention of the amount of ground
gained or the points taken.‘ Un-P
official dispatches fro
state that the Serbians have
checked the German advance at
several points on the Danube, in
cm c e ' - _l , . . _ . . . . . ..
‘S e as s throwing back the m 'Saturday at the Soldiers Home. NO- commdeiit With the Opening of; 011111011 was “”1118 behind Brodin~ .
vaders across the river. In other
directions they are said to have
driven the invaders out of Ser-
bian villages taken in the first
assaults. ’
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0n the eastern front, tn: Geplllarlen. 1
imans are still hammering at the;
- tposxtlons before Dyinsk, their latJ
the '
est elIort being to force
Dvina River ten miles above
city. Elsewhere Russian forces
are attacking fiercely, particular--
in Eastern Galicia. Here they;
1y
Baby Nldln.
The one-day old child of Mr. and H . 1
Mrs. William H. Nadin, of Van zanii PEIRU‘JI‘EOD' 0“ ‘2’ .
street. died yesterday afternoon. ln-} gr“??? 7119‘.) a. 1 m‘~RUS‘Slan
terment will be in Riverside cemetery.| 9““ “dc plercc( Eh? Austro~
1 (101111311 lines on the btripa River.
They have already taken prisoner
.more than 2,000 men and sixty
.ofiiccrs and have captured four
Funeral of Mrs. Waterbury.
The funeral of' Mary Rusted Water-
bury wiil he held tomorrow alternood guns and ten r api d-fircrs.
m NiSh{follow in Riverside cemetery.
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at 2:30 o’clock from the 1319 “me at. Russian advance is being pushed
8 Grave street. RVV- .‘Wiliiam” Gillvigorously. '
Giflin will ofilciate and interment wilii The victory for the Russians
reported by l’ctrograil was won
, in Eastern tialicia. where
4 Death Of W. H. H. Walden. “'OOPS "i [gunperor
. William H. H. Walden died las‘istartcd - formidable offensive
via’
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GUNSHOT WOUNDS FATAL.
'ivnw HAVEN.‘Oct. 12.~Hariold 3.
Clinton, 18 years old, of this city, died
at a local hospital, today, of shotgun
wounds suffered a short time previous- v
ly while he was hunting in the town
The“ Orange, with Anthony Brodinsoug,
a youth of the same age. Brodinm
the discharge of whose gun caused the I
l wounds.}s held under bonds Of “33) L
for a hearing tomorrow in the Orange
the I town court. The authorities of that
Nicholasi town say that so far as they can learn.
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the shooting was accidental.
sroton, aged 75 years. He was a mem- the Teutonic campaign against ' 50“: When in a manner ”0‘ Y“ ”PM”
the.Reeurrection, Rye. N. Y., at 8 o‘clock!
her 01‘ (.‘o. C, Second C. V. l. The:
ment was ill Spring Grove cenietery,§ha\'c been undertaken With
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llalkan situation.
Serbia. The attack is made north ‘ ed. the lflttféI‘S‘gun went off. “19911338!
:funeral was held yesterday and inter-,uf tlic Romanian border and may, Striking Clinton in the face and CM-
33 He was conveyed
view to the political effect lon the ‘ Where he succumbed Show? “1‘?“ '
The Stripa wards- '
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to the hospitalr‘
Funeral of Daniel B. Slattery.
The funeral of Daniel B.
.was held from the Church
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Slattery t
or the E
this morning. Rev. William Meehan]
read the funeral mass. 'i‘he‘palibearJi
ers were Thomas H. Fltzmaurice, Den-f
DILS'ANYTH i N :3
CLEANEPDLISHES EVERYTHING
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WANTED—A COMPETENT GIRL'
to do the entire works for a family of
4. inquire 33 South Main St.
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WANTED—YOUNG MAN IN OUR
Cluett, Peabody & ito...‘
work rooms.
Inc. 08 3t
WANTED—A COMPETENT GIRII‘Gai-age. Phone 1360, Chestnut street},
to do the entire work in a family of South Norwalk.
four. Call evenings, 16 West avenue,‘: —— -
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J3 fed pigs. Lawrence Wolfe.
South Norwalk.
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inOFESSIONA'fl
0113i car, a] condition. Demonstration.
PIANO AND HARMONY TEACHERi Bethe] Boy, a good all around horse.‘;
Prefers to instruct at pupils residence.
Free trial lesson solicited to new sin-1.9110116 1413-4. Franklin street, South
Noni Norwalk.
07 9t.
dents. Miss Lelia A. Gregory.
walk. Conn.
A- HOME. 70 NORTH MAIN an?” “we"
~ iare re orted to h v _.
gwaii, 01;: 3t 'ro LET—COTTAGE, s ROOMS p a e w°n a “‘1
. . siderable Victory. Enis Horanzand John F. Moore, reprewi
~— All modem improvements. Corner of; All CC is f _ . ‘senting Division 30. 1i A- 0- H» PG)”;
FOR SALE-1914 FORD TOURING Lynes place and Franklin avenue. ln-é a cult n m’hta’Y ob- cival E. Bennett, Charles A. Davis and;
i‘.3quiro Miss l.ynes,3s West avenue Nontser‘ms 95an t0 the aCF“"=IC)’,(}eorlze N. Selleck. of Court Narruks?
tMinot, telephone Darien 140 or 204. ‘walk. 09 dilapd effichCYfif the RuSSIan ar"No. 58, F. of A. There were many]
( oll 3t. _ , WW__- tillcry, WhICh ’5 now demonstrat- beautiful floral Offerings, among them‘
i To LET—«noose, so seam: ST! ed beyond a doubt to have fit-being a Harp from the local division.i
: FOR SALE-«4914 FORD ROAl)-’~ Seven rooms, all improvements. Apply : Covered from tile handicap caused A. O. H., and a pillow from Court Nat-l
Ester in fine condition. Vans! Bros. at Grocery store, NO. 7 Day street. iby shortage 0f ammunition. The ruk. The remains arrived in this city
09 at, failure of the Germans to capture
W...“ 5.1) VmSk 3f“? a month‘s fighting in St. Mary’s cemetery. Rev. T. J.
________ fl__ « i To LET—SIX ROOM HOUSE. 18lis_charactcnzed in England asimnn omcmed at the grave. .
FOR SALE-FOUR LARGE GRAIN . Meadow sree. Possession a once. Remt evidence of remarkable regencra-t ' ,
n 3, $14. Apply 146 South Main street. ,tion of the Russian forces. Gen-{AGAINST REOPENING RATE CASE:
3 09 {literal Ivanofi has regained moreE WASHINGTON. Oct. 12.-—1nformal
—-—-—- -—- 1than the ground evacuated afteri protests against the reopening and re-;
0 d SPA'RgMgfiT'the loss of Lutsk. iargument of the Western Advance
. ,No. 15 rchar “”3“" cut - “ 9'1’ The resence on the CauCasian? freight rate case have been received,
I Price, ”00' Luther M‘ Wright. Tele- i phone 869 Ol‘ apply to The Norwalk "1'; front a? Grand Duke Nicholas is by the lnierestute Commerce Com-r
518 ’ vestment C0" 70 South Main street,t CXPCCted to revivil'v operationsfmission from the National Wool omw~f
,mW- 09 at: there. which have been inactive ers’s Association and the National:
son SAUL—HOUSE FOR sand: Livestock Association. '
in}.-. ‘T ipending the champ: of command. I
Norwalk. Bath, laundryfi 1' URNSH‘LDJ Activity of British submarines“ The Wool Growers' Association says;
all fit
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at 9:58 a. In., and interment was made,
PREVENTS RUST EVERYWHERE:
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Best Family Flour .......................... '. 80¢ bag
661d Medal Flour ........................ ti . . . . 90¢ bag
Good Eggs ...... ......................... 30¢ doz.
Magnolia or Clover Milk ...................... 10¢ can
Pure Cocoa, qt. jars ............................... 23¢
Fresh Oatmeal, .
........................... 4¢y
A. STULL
Sou h N w 3 . All conveniences. 68 Spring St.‘
‘ lectrlc lights new furnace, cementroom
- y rcyeleste ' I
t or alk Bic cles, moto, EC ll r. end for c on c . Pp mg:
09 3C‘.
and Sundries. Both sold nd exchanged. . ._.___
Ion application. Very easy terms. Jack-z . i
Ewe" ”Paging'lnwiy ”mtg“ " son's Studio. 53 Wall street, Nominal To LET—HALL. FOR SOCIAL on
paired. We 0 vu canizlng. Pr ces res-f 59 u: Fraternal Organizations. Terms very1
aonable. . 7 reasonable. Apply Gustiv Pitzer. North;
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l ‘ éblaln street, South Norwalk. 09 (ill
SALVATOR CHARIOTT— GENER- F0“ SALE“0NE LIQUOR ”9" _‘_ .-,_, -._-_... 1
vol contractor. Estimates given (misuse, tor To“? oidlzorwal’k. 30" 1‘3“”, FonREN-rgvicppv FURNISHED
“binds of contraCt work. Be sure thel‘ informat on a res: ' ' ox. double and sliigle room in
prl v lit e
to at our estimate. We can save youi573' South NMWMI“ 31? “1 family. Telephone. Reasonable. (fall
money. Phone 816-3. 26 Wood St. “EOE-SKLELVERY CliEhl’fKOOODf at 9 Reed street. 01] 1t\
. ( ~ ' 1 . ..._.. .. n- MIN.-- ._.s.- -._........ .._. i
- pullable coop, rou boat, 17 feet long: . a . . . .
SMITH AND WRIGHT HAVINGY . T0 LETfiAl’All'l lllA’l‘ 0i Slh
land Buchove incubator, as good asi‘
.~ 2‘ l',ll‘tl_‘0d r.n' lK‘J’w
reduced their expenses t° " mmlm“I",new. Address llnderhlll, 4 Cross St.,l mm m “0 floo 5‘ on p” *
will give sstBnishlns low prices onlSouth Norwalk." on 3,:‘3‘1' all improvemeps, "‘0'“ and “me
in the Baltic is extending and it
is the hope of the Britih to put
an end to the passage of supplies
to Germany from Scandinavian
countries.
. INDIANS' ECONOMIC NEEDS.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.-—~»The
dlan’s economic uceds‘are to be given
primary consideration in plans now
being formulated by the Bureau of in
dlan Affairs ,for putting all lndian
schools of the country on ll more elli-
C|ent basis. 1
In an annduncement today Cato
Sells, Commissioner of Indian Aflalrs.’
‘ainting, paperhanging and general; ientrunce private, at 33 Seavlew. Mrs.
iobbing. 274 East avenue and 10 Cob-i --~_ “M ”W“. “0‘ Charles Alsthorpe, 13110110 635. 09 3h
said that he had named n committee
‘ i LOST. iOf lndlnn service educators, who soon
tage street. Tel. 1271-3. or 743-2. E — To LET—:1 UNION ST. 7 ROOM‘W'" meet here to prepare a uniform
i " apartment. Possesion at once. The course of study to include academic
We pay best prices for all kinds of, LOW—TORTOIS SHELL RIM? ‘
Hatch and Bailey Co. 126 it and lndustrial training, with special
deference to agriculture and domestic
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TO LEV—VERY Nice n ROOM science-
JUNK. t spectacles between Raymond and Day:
THE WM. EFFRON CO.. Ines street, or between Clifford Hotel and
Send postal M telephOno. Tel. 4“, Railroad Station. Finder please return
a 't e . ' ..
012 St pill in lit Partial improvements
East \i'ashington street. East Nor.
wnlli. Apply (ii South Main St.. or
phone 60. ‘ $28 if
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To LEI-411mm“ ROOMS DOUBLE
——b-- Phone 976 house all improvements. Gus, bath. etc.
‘ Norwalk Well located, on trolley line. Central.
1 Mat daily 2:20. Evenin 8:20. Apply 9 Elizabeth street 01' phone
, Mon. Tues. and Wed. 3 . g
. ’ , . ~ _ ALL THIS WEEK 124“. - 321 if
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A RIP ROARING l0rlg‘inal Payton Stock Co. FIGHTING CONTINUES ""2
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Eopelandh Draper & C°m_ ‘ “THE VIRGINIAN" PARIS, Oct. 12, 4130 a. 111.—
pany _ , . , ‘.._ ' . Although Belgrade has been
“IN ROOM 44» ! Wednesday—“Bought and evmiuatcd, the Matin's corrcspond
i, ‘ PaidFor” dent at Nisli in a dispatch filed
The Gliding O’Meara’s
Sunday. said the fighting contilr
Society Dancers
ucd stubbornly on the hills sur—
rounding the city, some Of which
had been taken and rc-taken sev-
eral times. ‘ ’
_"Artillery on both sides" “the
dispatch says. "has been firing
Without respite for three f days.
I' Thursday
_ Brown"
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‘—Saturd"‘ay—“Th"e Sheph’eidfii
the Hills” ‘ " '
Prices—Mat? ICC and zoo.
Evening Ioc, face, 30c, socl
Monday, Tuesday, Wednes.
,day’, QCt.’I8, 19, ao—“The
, Birth of a Nation." Seat sale _
Thursday,
Day or: Night at .
" 30“" VFDBCiOus and . ea‘s ‘riaidg
:vauuomobile . will 0 ta e out
-- _“Little “ Miss
:The Favorite '
BELL BOY TRIO
Comedy and Harmony
Cecil Dunham '
again this morning. when
Singing Comedienne
captured excellent positions near
TOpCider'and drove the Germans
black on a suburb of Belgrade,
called, Great 'zV ratchar. ‘whcre 'a
fierce struggle is going on.‘
4,1] ey
The Novelty Duo?"
BELL a canon
* Sensational-I ‘AicrObats
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neitherhospitals nor churches.
Synagogues were destroyed and
Jewish families, who had taken.
refuge there were buried'in the?
ruins. French artillery took "part
in the defense Of'the city. The
British \‘vith Several heavy guns.j
inflicted great losses upon the ’
Germans and sank two monitOrs
in theDanube.’ i " ‘
(Matinee . . . . .~ m,
' Enema: ‘
‘ “fP'Ffit'?
guimmwiinmi.
The Serbs gained the advantage ,
“The" invaders threw over so; ..
OOO shells on Belgrade, sparing»
‘ 4 i
‘ 3 "g‘Ncar Ram. 0n the Danube the ' -
,. Livery/and Trucking .Ser 11 ‘Wefedriven'back with
. . Phone-a : mum Goon”? ’ ‘ other: howitzersand '
, achineguns.‘ ‘ .
W ~PREAOHER. was LAID ‘up.
', E Revs. .‘M.‘Knighten.«Havanna.fl'
' 'For
Intense pain
‘. the reopening.
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it does not want the expense of anoth-E
or trial. The Livestock Association;
gave nothe that it expects to file an]
answer to the arguments asking for""'~—~—~—-—
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Norwnlk. Conn, Sept. 16, 1915.‘E i.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
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24 Cottage Street. East Norwalk. .
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Emily Wakeman Hartley. ‘
Manager
Phone 2300.
At a. meeting of the Board of Direct-J
ore of the Fairfleld County Savings
Banks held this day, a dividend at the
rate of tour (4) per cent. per nnnum
was declared to depositors from the f
MATINEE 2:20
Columbus Day, Tuesdag, Goober 12th '
EVENING 8:20
The Princess Producing Co., Inc., Presents
earnings of the six months ending“,
September 30. 1915. t ‘
The same will be entered on puss *3
books and paid on and after October’
“Under Oi
A REAL w'Ali PLAY
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dcrs ‘ .
3" Alhcr‘ Owning
By order of the Board of Directors.-
SEYMOUR CURTIS, .
Treasurer ‘
liead the
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MATINEES
NIGHTS ’
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Page. To Th lup For Result.
9‘ REGENK
Oct. .18, 19, 20
SHOWING WAR AS WAGED TODAY
YOU want to see what modern war is like.
YOU want to see the effect of aeroplanes, submarines
and gas bumps. .
YOU want to see all this exactly as it is taking place
at the front today. 1
With a dash of Live, Romance and Laughter.
Don't Fail to Be Among “Those Present"
SPECIAL HOLIDAY MATINEE .
Prices ~Evenings $1.50 to 25C. Matinee 75c, 50c and “2:;11.T
SEATS NOW ON SALE 0
,Wednesday October l3th,
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“ THEATRE
hORWALK
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“Oh There’s Nothing Half
So Sweet in Life as Love’s Young Dread!
= - ’l‘HE GiGnNilu‘erUl‘AoLE
Triumphant Return of the World’s Most Popular Qémedy
OLIVER MOROSCO’S ’
“Peg 0’ My Heart?’.
With the Premier “PEG OF sizes" DOROTHY MACKAYE
as the Lovable Little Heroin’e.
Supported by the Brilliant Metropolitan Cast which includelw
'- FREDERICK MEAos - AL-MA‘ CHESTER HELEN-RAETE
HAMILTON cunla'rie' J. iavmc WHITE omens
Prices-—Lower Flour, $r.5o, $1.00 and 75c. Balcony,. i
' ' ‘ 75C and 50c. , .
sears ”now 'ON SALE.
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~ (During the engagement of the. Payton Stock- Company
' 'Regent Theatre all this week.) ,
' ; ‘EEATURE‘PHOTflPLAYS PRESENTED
at"
own...“ New York. ‘ ~ PM“
M - ‘ ‘ -_ , . K . QINCLUDING .
1 000 scmlaim ‘ «soplepggooovHorses; : TODAYwBlanche.S'weet mknyelasco. feature "The Gas
nacho old it ,. ' mam-mom . I . '
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