I TUESDAY, OCT. 12, 1915
.- THE SOUTH. NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL‘ 1""
PAGE THREE ‘ ' _,
Classified
For Sale,
nts!
Professional Cards, and
“Ads.”——-To Let,
Business and
face or Caps, Double Price.
Miscellaneous ___---
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c
I Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black—
WANTED.
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WANTED—“'OMHN PRICSSERS‘ _ .
(ill underwear. Apply Henderson & Er- “Id Pig-‘3 Lawrence “ 0““
win, 17 High‘street, Norwalk. 012. 3t; Plats 59W! Mrwalk
FOR SALE-~ESTEY ORGAN, LARGE
size, good as new; bargain for quick
buyer. Address, Box 4, liarien, Ct.
012 3t
ROOM (‘ORXICR
‘ fruit
from
FOR SALE.
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FOR SALE-F()1'R LARGE GRAIN
Taylor
012 2i l
WANTED—YOUNG MAN OF GOOI)‘
address, education and character, to
learn and grow up with an established,
business. Must have energy. and not
afraid to work for success. Any one
having these qualifications address
{Box 318, City. 012 It
FOR SALE—«u
house, newly painted, big lot,
— trees, fine location. 5 minutes
WANTED—YOUNG GIRL, LIGHT
housework. no washing. Apply Mrs. C.
.l. Mintz 54 North Main street.
WANTED—A COMI’ETENT GIRL
to do the entire worke for a family of
4. inquire 33 South Main St. 011 3t
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FOR SALE—19H FORD TOURING
car. a] condition. ()enionstration.
. Minot, telephone Darien 140 oi 204.
01) 3t
WANTED—YOUNG MAN IN 017R
vvork rooms. Cluett, Peabody & 00,;
1"“ 03 3‘ FOR SALE—1914 roan ROAD-
ister in fine condition. Vaast Bros.
WANTED—A COMPETE-VT GlRIn‘Garage. Phone 1360, Chestnut street,
to do the entire work in a family ofisouth Norwalk. 011 .‘it
trolley. Price $1,600, $700 down. Posh,
F. ’
TO LET.
TO LET—FIVE ROOMS, G001) LO-
cation. Rent reasonable. F. Hopp. East
Norwalk. oll 3t;
To LET—i XicE LIGHT noons,’
second floor, newly papered and paint-
ed, some improvements, to let to smallg
family. Rent $10. Inquire Mrs. kl. Ger—
hardt, 265 East avenue.
T0 LET—AT :8 LOWE STRE
rooms with i-iiiproveinents. Rent $14.
Inquire o.i lil‘clllle’S. 0r telephone to
the owner, tsp—12.
TO LET—COTTAGE, 8 ROOMS
All modern improvements. Corner of:
Lynes place and Franklin avenue. ln—‘
quire Miss hynes, 33 West avenue. .\'or-‘
1 walk. ' ’ oil Gt
‘tively best chance to own your home.
Inquire at {.3 Osborn avenue. blast Nor-
walk. 012 iii
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BULGARIA BEGINS LONG
THREATENED ATTACK ON
SERBIAN GOVERNMENT.
(Continued from First Page.)
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-
official dispatches from Nish
state that the Serbians have
checked the German advance at
several points on the Danube. in
some cases throwing back the
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.
0n the eastern front, the Ger-
:mans are still hammering at the;
positions before Dvinsk, their lat:
est effort being
are attacking fiercely, particular-
0“ 3‘ ly in Eastern Galicia. Here they
iare reported to have won a con-'
siderable victory.
All accounts of military ob-
to the accuracy
and efficiency of the Russian ar-
itillery, which is now demonstrat-
ro LET-~ HOUSE, so'é'iimxri‘éhaed NW“ 3 d°“bt ‘0 have "3'
Seven rooms‘ a“ impromuenm App”. . covered from the handicap caused
at Grocery store, .\'o. 7 Dai' street. I gby, Shortage OI ammunition. The
‘ 09 3, failure of the Germans to capture
,Dvinsk after a month's fighting,in St. Mary's cemetery. Rev. 1‘. .1.
servers testify
m':SaIurda.v at the Soldiers’ Home. No3 coincident with the opening of'
FT . . . to force the‘
‘ . b. Dvma River ten miles above the
,city. Elsewhere RuSSian forces
DEATHS AND FUNERALS., RUSSIAN FORCES PIERCE
I AUSTRO-GERMAN LINES
The one-day old child of Mr. and
Mrs. William H. Nadia, of Van Zant; PIfl RIM”R_AD' ()CI' I2’ Ila
street, died yesterday afternoon. In-‘, London, 11 :39 3‘ [IL—‘RUSSIHII
terment will be in Riverside cemeteryd "3““ ”4"" pierced .th‘? Austro—
, herman lines on the btripa River.
l‘liey have already taken prisoner
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, more than 2,000 men and Sixty
The tune“! or MI” “Bled“at‘er’i officers and have captured four
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In“; Z'n‘fie If? tom???” 339mm“, guns and ten rapid—liters. The
at ‘3 0C 0‘3 “’m I e “e on“: at Russian advance 13 being pushed
8 Grove street. Rev. William Gill vigorously.
Giifin will ofiiciate and interment wilii . The victory for the Russians
,follow 11] Riverstde cemetery. imported i“. l’ctrograd was won
Baby NIdin.
Funeral of Mrs. Waterbury.
'. in liastcrn (ialicia, where the
Death of W- H- H- Walden. troops of l‘lmpcror Nicholas
, Vi'illiam H. H. Walden died last: started a formidable oflensivcr
il'oion. aged 73 years. He was a Diem" the Teutonic campaign against
,ber of Co. C, Second C. Y. I.
3funeral was held yesterday and inter-
ment was in Spring Grove cemetery,
fof the Romanian border and may
:havc been undertaken With
Theberbie. The attack is made north,
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River is a branch of the Unicster,
extending northward west of
Tarnapol.
‘ ouusuor wounns FATAL.
'NEW HAVEN. Oct. 12.—Harfold B.
Clinton, 18 years old, of this cityfidled.
at a local hoepital, today, of shotgun.
wounds suffered a short time previoul- -
:ly while he was hunting in the town
30f Orange, with Anthony Brodinsaa.
a youth of the same age. Brodinaon.
ithe discharge of whose gun caused the
lwounds, is held under bonds of $1,000
for\ hearing tomorrow in the Orange
town court. The authorities of that
town say that so far as they can learn.
ithe shooting was accidental.
Clinton was walking behind Brod!»-
son, when in a manner not yet explain.
ed, the latters gun went off, the charge
‘striklng Clinton in the face and chest.
He was conveyed to the hospltll.
where he succumbed shortly after-
lliarten. .view to the political effect on the;
1 ..__.. illalkai situation. The Stripa wards- .
Funeral of Daniel B. Slattery. ,_"! —_— — _..- — ——===
The funeral of Daniel B. Slatteryl - r I
was held from the. Church of the“
Resurrection, Rye. N. Y.. at 8 o'clockf
this morning. Rev. William Meelianl
iread the funeral mass. The pallbearg ‘
‘ers were Thomas H. Fitzmaurice. Deng
,nis Moran, and John F. Moore, repre-V‘i
‘senting Division No. l, A. 0. ll. Per-z
icival E. Bennett, Charles A. Davis and;
,(Ieorge N. Selleck. of Court Narrukfi
No. 58, F. of A. There were manyi
beautiful floral offerings, among them:
WP“ on
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u to a watch.
And 3 n-Ou
In any cli-inate. -
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being a Harp from the local division. Tmmmii’"
A. o. H.. and a pillow from (‘ourl Nat-l Ni")- :hhmnuundywmacox
‘ruk. The remains arrived in this city
DILS AN’YTH I N [3
CLEANS,PDLI5HE5 EVERYTHING
PREVENTS Rusr EVERYWHERE
you. Reliable. eat-cent Ii do oil.
heater” “has“ enough algal a lawd‘mm,“
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WWMOIWIIOI all metal curiae-Andean and out.
I ndth Dictio alum—ha I.
W‘fi&l§ah2§c0uflr§0¢x (Bauxl’g'fu
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a-m~ou: on. conimuv
Onuoft
clothu
ayudotchecu cloth thebutud die-pd
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48 DAIMUAV
le Vault OIT‘I
'at 9:58 a. m., and interment was made, "
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four. Ca" eyelfings’ 16 “Vest avenue“, - __ __ ,_.___.___ _ _.. i To LEflT-Slji R00)! HOUSP; 18‘ IS .aharaCIefI-lzc‘i I: bElngland as I “n“ officiated at the ENVE. Best Family Flour . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .- 80¢ bag
South Norwalk. on Rt. FOR SALE—FOUR LARGE GRAIN Meadow sree. .1 013595810“ .3 once. lemme)" “fen? Emal‘ a e regenera—, . Gold Medal Flour ............................. 90¢ bag
*7” ‘ _ -'red pig, Lawrence “'01“, 1, 3pm. Apply in. South Main street. lion 0 . c ussian forces. Gen-.AGMNST REOPENING RATE CASE G d E , 30¢ d z
PROFESSIONAL.m-_ "'|~ i 09 3t“ era] Ivanofl‘ haS regained more, WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.~Informal 00 .ggs ......... . ......................... O .
‘ A _ Bl PACER ‘————~~—‘« -»~~ ——-—-————~-‘-— .than the ground evacuated after; protests against the reopening and reg Magnolia or Clover Milk ...................... 10¢ can
. FOR 8 LE MY II ' T0 LET'hMALL APARTMI“N'I‘dhc loss of Lutsk. largumenl of the Western Adriince Pure Cocoa qt jars ..................... —. ....... 23¢
PIANO AND HARMONY TEACHER? Bethel Boy, 21 800d all around horse; N“ 15 Orchard streel. Rent ‘3‘ T“1“" The Presence on the Caucasian' freight rate case have been received Fresh 0 trite l H 4¢
Prefers to instruct at pupils residence.‘ Price, $209. Luther M. Wright. Tele , phone 869 or apply ,0 The Norwalk In: front of Grand Duke Nicholas isi by the Interestatc Commerce Com- 3 a .u ---------------------------
hoe trial lesson solicited to new sin-j phone 1413-4, Franklin street. South , vestment 00., 70 South Main slreel.. expected to revivifv operations? mission from the National Wool tirow-‘ .
dt‘lllfl. M188 Lelia A. GYGEOI‘Y. Nor-iNorwalk. IIIiCill'. ”9 35 there, which have hem inactive‘ers‘s Association and the National
Wk’ 0°“ M It”, FOR SALE—HOUSE FOR SALE! -~~~~—'——-v~—~— »~-~;--- T :pending the Chane of commandyLivestock Association. f , A S'TULL
7 Elm street, Norwalk. Bath. laundryfl To LET—“CW” FURMSM‘JD; Activity of British submarines The Wool Growers Association says? .
. A. MODNE, 70 NORTH MAIN 8T"ielectric lights, new furnace, cementlmomi' All conveniences. 68 Spring St. in the Baltic is extending and it it does not want the expense of anothil ,4 Cottage Street. East Nomdk.
South Nor-walk. Bicycles, motomycleslceuar' Ready for occupancy. Photos! 09 3t: is the hope of the Britih to put, er trial. The Livestock Association
and Sundries. Both sold nd exchanged. ; on ”Dilemma. Very easy terms. Jacky ..——- ian end to the passape of supplies Rave notice that it expects to tile uni
Expert repairing. Barby carriages re To LET—lmldi, you SOCIAL (ill to Germany from Scandinavian ”H . —r -.--- ‘—---
. _ ’ ' t, Nor alk.
paired. We do vulcanizing. Prices rea-i son a Studio. 53 “ all “we w
amiable.
FOR SALE—ONE motion LIC-
ense, tor Town of Norwallr. For fuiu
lon address P. O. Box
1112 tr
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IALVATOR CHARIOTT- GENEa-l
“l contractor. Estimates given out
on kinda of contract work. Be wraith" infer-mat
to us our estimate. We can save you : 573' 8°th Norwalk.
money. Phone 816-3. 26 Wood St.
i
:portable coop, roiv boat, 17 feet long,
SMITH AND WRIGHT HAVING,und Buckeye incubator, as good as;
reduced their 9‘98““ m a minimuminew‘ Address Underhill, 4 Cross St,‘
will give astonishing low prices OILSouth Norwulkv 01131
wanting, paperhanging and genera” _.,_., _.----...L--._..__...___.~__
Jobbing. 274 East avenue and 10 Cot-H LOST
tage street. Tel. 1271-3. or 743-2. . ‘
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We pay but prices for all kind- of, L0 *TORTOlb SHELL RIM
JUNK_ :spectacles between Raymond and Day
"Fen SALELVERY ciiicAiiiiuoon, 3‘ 9 ““9" fi“"““'
.reasonalile. Apply Gustiv l’itzer, Nortlr
Alain street, South Norwale oil tit,
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FOR RENT—NICEIA' FURNISHED
double and single room in private
:famlly. Telephone. Reasonable.
TO LET-«Al’All'l‘MENT OF SI):
rooms. hard wood tloora, new paper-V
ed, llll improvements. from a (1 side
,entrance private, at 33 Soavleiv. Mrs.
ICharles Aislliorpe, phone 635. 09 3t‘
tapartment. Possesion at once.
il’latch and Bailey Co.
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3911 Fraternal ()ILRalllZlillOnS. 'l‘erma very countries.
INDlANS' economc Men's.
DIVIDEND NOTICE. v A . Emily Wakeman Hartley.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.~~ The In- FAIRFIELD COUNTY SAV- Manager
dian's economic needs are to be given INGS BANK , - M BR" I” fil Phone 2300.
primary consideration in plains now Norwalk, Conn, Sept, 16, 1915. ' -
(Ian'belng formulated by the Bureau of In-‘
on it dian Affairs for putting all Indian
schools of the country on u more efli.
cicnt busts.
in an announcement
Sells, Commissioner of Indian Affairs
said that tic. had named a committee
[of Indian service educators, who soon
To LET—21 UNION ST. 7 R005! will meet here to prepare a uniform
The course of study to include academic
special
reference to agriculture and domestic
and industrial training, with
THE WM. EFFRON CO., Inc. street. or between Clifford Hotel and, T0 LET—VERY NiClil 5 R00.“ science.
Send portal or telephone. Tel. “1, Railroad Station. Finder please return
9- W l to Sentinel Office. 012 3t
Mutt “W him to...
Mat. daily 2 :20. Evening 8:20.
A RIP ROARING
l ALL THIS WEEK
ltlrigiiial Payton Stock Co.
- COMEDY ! " Today;
Copeland. Draper & Com- “THE VIRGINIAN”
PanY
“IN ROOM 44.” ‘; Wednesday—“Bought and
Paid For"
The Gliding O'Mearas , Thursday __ “Little MISS
Society Dancers Brown”
Friday—“The Only, Son”
' '_—"_samrday—“Th'e SinhEFdWr
the Hills”
Prices—Mat. 10c and 2°C.
Evening roe, 20c, 30c, 50c
The Favorite
BELL BOY TRIO
Comedy and Harmony
Cecil Dunham
_. Singing Comedienne
Monday, Tuesday, Wednes.
day, Oct: 18, 19, 20—“The
Birth of a Nation.” Seat sale
Thursday.
The Novelty Duo
BELL 8r CARON
Sensational Acrobats
‘-
Matinec Ioc'and 15c l , ‘ ANYTIME
2' Evenings .. Ioc,'15c, 259... \ ' .
M Day. 01‘ Mill“
7'. o-‘.: -
S lllElllRI, acidified; ‘2‘: .“Ié'li
, ""“"""‘—-———. remit»- , ‘
. -. Tom... —'»~ ANDREW TAYLOR
, . “~ ‘ , . - ; ..‘ 'Livery‘anii Trucking .2
"fiBUNOH OF'K‘EYS Phone 'Darien Conn.
"WEDNESDAY »~, ' , ' ~ 1
.._..._.._.._., 5-“. ._—.T_‘ m
‘TH toaLLoPER"
w.’ .
, n iifiURiébAY'“ j , LIVESSAVED:
,. ,5 ' t_ it n Byrhaving an install Hot ,Water
ed“ Kara III SIN _ Heat, Steam and Hot Air .by reliable
" ‘ ‘ ‘ . '. , litters; ‘ tx-
' FRIDAY - , Repairs for on indoor limo. ,.
‘ in, ‘ . 'q'l‘rr mrg'ptiimo ‘
leaner forttatopped. ’ .
gapzirtnient. Partial improvements.
East Washington street. East Not-
.waik. Apply 64 South Main St... or
{phone 60. E28 ti
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i T0 LET—EIGHT ROOMS DOUBLE
i house all improvements. Gas, bath, etc.
Well located, on trolley line. Central.
Apply 9 Elizabeth street or phone
12493. 321 if
FIGHTING CONTINUES
ON HILL OF BELGRADE
PARlS, Oct. 12, 4:30 a. in.———
Altliougli Belgrade has been
icvacuatcd. tlic Matin's correspon-
dent at Nisli in a dispatch tiled
Sunday, said the lightingr contin~
ucd stubbornly on the hills sur—
rounding the city. some of which
had been taken and rc-takcn sev—
eral times.
.“Artillery on both sides" the
dispatch says. “has been firing
Without respite for three days.
The Serbs gained the advantage
again this morning, when they
,captured excellent positions near
lTopcrder and drove the Germans
back on a suburb of Belgrade.
called Great Vratcliar, where a
fierce struggle is going on.
“The invaders threw over 50,—
000 shells on Belgrade, sparing
neither hospitals nor churches.
Synagogues wereldcstroycd and
lJewish families. \i'lio had taken
ruins. French artillery took part
British with several licav'y guns,
inflicted great losses upon:- the
Germans and sank tvvo mo
in the Danube.
‘Serbians were" driven back with
hinewguns.
several mac
‘ epnsdcnaa was LAID up.
[i Rev. c. M. Knighten,~Havanna, ‘ Fla;
writes: "For three months I suitor-ed
intense pain in the kidneys and back:
which at times laid me up entirely. I
user. 1, 1.2 contain: roiey‘pxidnon
éyefuge there were buried in the -
in the defense of the city.‘ The '
nitors
“Near Rain, on the Danube the .
theiosSof four howitzers and ,
todiiy Cato
answer to the arguments asking for E's-2......»
. the reopening. ‘
w..w,.
At a meeting of the Board of Direct-
ors of the Fairneld (‘onnly Savings
Banks held this day, it dividend at the‘
rate of four (l) per cent. per anuum
MATINEE 2:20
was declared to depositors from the
.‘ earnings of the six months ending : The Princess Producin
September 80. I915. . A REAL
The same will be entered on pass
hooks and paid on and after October
11. l9l5.
By order of the Board of Directors.
“Under
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Columbus Day, Tuesday, Ot-lolier l‘2th
EVENING 8:20 5
g Co., Inc., Presents
NAN PLAY
Treasurer - :
MATINEES
NIGHTS
3
Read the Classified Ads. on Third
Page. Trv Th em For Result.
, new ,
Oct.1_8, 19,20
YOU want to see
YOU want to see
YOU want to see
‘ THEATRE
NORWALK
SPECIAL HOLI
and gas bombs.
at the front today. .
,Wlth a dash of Live, Romance and Laughter.
Don't Fail to Be Among “Those Present”
Prices —Evenings $x.5o to 25¢.
SEATS NOW ON SALE
Orders”
Bv Albert come;
SHOWING WAR AS WAGED TODAY
what modern war is like.
the effect of aeroplanes, submarines
all this exactly as it is taking place
DAY MATINEE
Matinee 75c, 50c and 25c
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Wednesday
THE Gltian
lu orEU’t‘AcLE
As Now Being.Preiien‘tediattheiliibertyiheatré, N
“Oh There's Nothing Half So Sweet in Life as Love's Young Dream” '
Triumphant Return of the World's Most Popular Comedy
OLIVER MOROSCO'S
“Peg 0’: My Heart”
October 13m"
With the Premier “PEG OF
FREDERICK MEADB
HAMILTON CHRISTIE
at the Lovable Little
Supported by the Brilliant Metropolitan Cast which Includes
, .
ALMA CHESTER
PEGS" DOROTHY MACKAYE
Heroine.
l-HELEN RAFTER;
JNRVING wmrs OTHERS "
Prices—-Lower Floor,
~SEATS
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$r'.5o, $1.00 and 75c. Balcony, Srfoo,
75c and 50c. '
NOW ON SALE.
‘Lthlthltiii’S
. Regent Theatre an‘this week.)
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ew York» ,
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A‘e'
There!»
10 L a: - .m, if
‘ 5,000 S’cfenes,18,ooo People, 3,069, Horses,
"a months in Making-coatosodooo; .. g
l «accredits aw Itinniiidgopoi-i immok. ~
'baiiy‘somn‘
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,r pHuaoonvé—nomtny.-nonmiiy
FRIDAY-“Cyril mudo'l
Matinee as}. ‘ 25¢. sou ,
"ENNIS 75c,. 31.2033
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(During the engagement of the Payton Stock Company at The
, FEATURE PHOTO-PLAYS PRESENTED DAILY"
. ' ' . INCLUDING
TOD-AY—s-Blanche Sweet in wiry-'Belaaco feature
.. , Becky." a Paramount.
; WEDNESDAY-«Vitamph. Emarlrvay attraction.
initial: appearance in “Peer Gynt." .
rue-towa-atwgaoy." ' , _ 1 ,.
inn. 5 on
“The Case of "
in "Sealed Valley". Metro.
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