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Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous——=:
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Isce or Caps, Double Price. ‘
Business and
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, WANTED.
WANTED-l-A LADY LIVING ALONE
fl-FOR SAL].
3’0 LIT.
FOR SALE—FURB. JULIUS TES-
'7 .
“0“” like a pleasant furnished momI iny. 131-1- 1316 Main street, Bridgeport. rooms. over L'l-Iommedieu Bros. Groc-
with privilege of light housekeeping.
Address with terms, J., Sentinel of-
rice.
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WANTED-LADY WANTS ROOM. I
and board in small private famiMT
over ten minutes walk from Mahacke-
m0. State terms. Address, School. 510
Sentinel office.
MMNTTD—JI‘RIMMERS WANTED.
Hat trimmers experienced in strictly
hand trimming. Apply Vanderhoef (I:
WANTED—WOMAN'EOR GENER-
al housework 43 Elmwood avenue
027 if
WANTED—MIDDLE AGED WO-
man for general housework in family
of two, 25 Bayvlew avenue. 027 3t
WANTED—SINGLE MAN T0 00-
cupy factory at night. Engaged outside
through day. Address ‘Factory,’ Senti-
nel office. 027 at
WANTED—EXPERIENCED OPER-
ators, both on small and box machines.
Apply straw department. Crofut &
Knapp CO. 027 St
WANTED-EXPERIENCED» OPER-
tor on‘Gammons leather whipping ma-
chine. Union shoprApply Rosenivald' &
Whimpheimer, Inc.,'NorwaIk. 02'! 3t
WANTED—2 ORB UNFURNISI-IED
rooms, with conveniences. For man
and wife. Centrally located, in South
Norwalk. Address “Rooms" cllo Sen-
tinel Office. 027 tf
WANTED—DRIVERS AND YARD j
laborers. Permanent positions.
Raymond Bros.
Apply
026 3t
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
of cattle and calves and trade or sell
fresh cows and springers. Friedman,
South Norwalk Tel. 1151.
WANTED—YOUNG LADY WITH
experience would like position as as-
028 at;
028 3tI
Manufacturing furrier.' Repairing a
specialty. New furs always on hand.
-. 028 lm
ery, east approach to new brldge.
Glass fixtures, elk. Splendid view of
harbor. Rent. $12.
FOR SALE—SECOND HANDI
horses and mules. Raymond Bros.
026 3t
FOR SALE~1914 TWO CYLINDER
Indian motorcycle in good condition.
Inquire 1 Osborn avenue, East Nor-
walk. 026 31
FOR SALE— NEW HOUSE, SIX
grooms, improvements on trolley line,
‘I 13 First street. Will sell cheap. Inquire
62 Osborn avenue. 026 at
FOR SALE—APPLES BY THE BAR-
rel. Beaupain & Saunders, 901.261 13,
South Norwalk. 014 If
Elm street. Norwalk. Bath. laundry,
on application. Very easy terms. Jack-
”t!
ones, for Town of Norwalk. For fur-
ther information address P. O. Box
573, South Norwalk. a1! ti
llllll NIIICI
5 District of Norwalk, ss. Probate
Court. October 25th, A. D. 1915.
‘dition, eight excellent rooms.
FIIOR SALE-HOUSE FOR SALE,I~
son' s Studio, 53 Wall street, Norwaik. I
roll SALE—ONE uquon uo-l Hazel and Bailey Cc.
FOUND.
FOUND—PAIR. OF GLASSES. IN-,
quire of the Sentinel. 028 It
‘ro LET—THREE 5 ROOM APART-
merits. N0. ’70- 72 North Main street
with all improvements, newly decorat-
ed at $15 a. month. Inquire United
Grocery Company. 025 if
T0 LET——A SEVEN ROOM HOUSE
with all improvements. 24 Madison
ison street.
To LET—RENOVATED THROUGH-
out, newly papered. in first class con-
lHouse
well located. central, modern improve
ments. Rent reasonable. Inquire No. 9
Elizabeth street. 018 tf
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02'! St
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TO LET—SIX ROOMS AND BATH.
’All modern improvements. Pine locali-
Illlegelein, Plumber. Phone 1106-13.
ensued.
TO LET—FROM NOV. 1. 5 LARGE'
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WEB Ill Bill"
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The Sisters made frantic et-‘
forts to atop the now pushing. strug-
gling malls, but to no purpose. TheI;
smaller children fell under the feet‘,
vestibulemas so jammed with livingl
and dead that the firemen could not
force an entrance. The sixteen Sis-
ters escaped.
The flames, it is supposed started
in the basement and according to
some, were caused by the explosion
of a steam boiler from which the
building was heated. There is doubt,
_.h0wcver..as to the ‘exact origin of
_the lire.
A large percentage of the pupils
were children of forn' one
In the number were many of Irish
and Italian descent. The aromen
_fought the fire ft'om ladders raised II
the windows while the police cleared
the vestibule The bodies of the dead
C 13 B ti ik 2 l —- street. Inquire Mrs. Bedard, 20 Mad generally were burned beyond "3903'
. 0., u or street, Norwa o 8 9t
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nitlon.
Mary Leeds and Marion Hayes were
found in the crush, badly burned. but
alive and were removed to a hos-
pital.
St. John's Parochial School stands
on Chestnut street near by St John's
Catholic Church. and the home of Rev.
Charles Murphy, the pastor. 0p
lposite is :51. John‘ a Convent.
The first alarm brought a hundflld
electric 11811“. new 10ml“. cementl ty Corner Woodward avenue ma Riv.‘ distracted mothers to the school yard
cellar and! for occupancy. Photos ,er street South “"qu Apply a. A 'where they were soon joined by other
irelatlvca of the pupils, until the bulldv
ing was surroundadhy a great crowd
to Let—~21 times 51‘. 1 11001110: hysterical lash and women, who
apartment. Possesion at once. The
In tf
To LET-AVERY NICE 5 RO0M1whatthey failed to do was accent-I
apartment. Psrtlal improvements.
.iEsst Washington street. East Nor-
l.walk Apply 64 South Main St. or
phone 80. 328 ti
1 =3 ‘
RUSINESS NOTICES
' FREDERICK HEATH OF ROWA‘i'-
ton. will run trip to Bridgeport or New
York. Price reasonable. Telephdne call
ionly, 1083- 2. Son ice night or day.
028 31
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A. “100015.70 NORTH MAIN. 8'12.
trushed the police lines in a wild at
ffort to reach their own.
'were powerlec‘
ipllshsd presently by the flames which,
1shooting llrom the windows or the:
building.
throng.
held back the unhappy
The school building was erected a
few years ago at -a cost of about 8100;;
000. It was square- shaped with wood
fittings lining the interior of the brick
frame. There were sixteen class
‘rooms on the three floors At each
end of tilt building Ilooden atairways
led down llrom the two upper floors
The helm of the school is Motllel
1~ Estate 01' MHI’YE Waterbury,late Of South Norwalk. Bicycles. motorcycles Superior lSlslel Aldegon, who is as
Norwalk, in said District, deceased.
lowed six months from the date here-
—-:01 for the creditors of said estate toi
exhibit their claims for settlement
Those who neglect. to present their ac-
’ and Sundries. Both sold nd exchanged.
..30nable
aALVATOR CH'ARIOTT-n GENES
vnl contractor. Estimates given on
1
sistant bookkeeper or at clerical work. counts. properly attested. within said u kinds of contract work. Be sure
IWould start at moderate salary. with time, will be debarred a recovery. All: I N our estimate. We can save you
chance of advancement in View. I. C.
,W.. c|o Sentinel.
persons indebted to said Estate are re-‘
0‘26 3t questd to milk immediatcd payment to} "
L. RUTH PAUL
nanny Phone ills-it :6 Wood St
l SMITH AND WRIGHT HAVING
CLUETT. PEABODY a CO., INC Administmtrix, with the will annexed. reduced their expenses to a minimum
won't-
Experienced operators on power ma-
, chines.
. Steady work assured.
016 tt
,Jelly Glasses
Jelly strainers, Mason fruit jars,
. Economy jars, parowax, fruit pick-
ers, wood measures,‘.haud baskets
I bushel baskets, wine presses, cider
. I kegs, flower pots, Jardlneres, etc.
Albert I. 021ch
as wesrszsmllorou s'r.
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PROMPT analyser
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TEETH
extracted by the most approved
and most modern methodsr Every
conscientious/dentist saves a tooth
if there is a possibility of doing
so, but it frequently happens that
'a tooth has passed the
saving
M. I
55state___,when a dentist first sees it,
I so insist. nothing left to 'do but
:operation is quick, simple, free
from all pain and unattended by
danger or. any ill after effects. I
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5 028 n4 11
‘I District of Norwalk ss. Probate
Court October 13th, {I}. 1915.
Estate in Connecticut, of
lwlll give astonishing low prices on
-i painting, paperhangiug and general
lobblng. 271 East avenue and lo CotH
lease street. “11271-3 or 7437..
'Wlllet W i
slated by fifteen Sisters The Mother
The Court of Probate for the DIS-I Expert repairing. Baby carriages rs- Superior detected the odor of smoke
,trlct of Norwalk bath limited and 31 paired. We do vulcanlxing Prices rea a few minutes alter the. school session
lopened. She immediately sounded
the school’s fire alarm. which started
the children to the street.
I According to the version of the Sis-
liors, the pupils were marching out in?
an orderly manner until the leaders
lwho had reached the ground floor
made the mistake of rushing into the
lestibule III the front exit in 'ead of
going out at the rear door. as they}
had been trained to do. This caused
confusion among those who followed
and congestion in the vestlbule
Webb late of Brooklyn, in the City and FRANCE’S WAR CABINET IS the “firm” and ““31" the 5”“3'
State of New York, deceased
Ordered, That the Administrator ex-
;Court for adjustment, at the Probate
office in Norwalk, on the 20th day of;
lOctober, 1916, at 2 o'clock afternoonyl
lAdminIstrator will cause this order to
circulation in said District, at least
:ber, 1915.
. IHENRY worn-100m,
Judge
The South Norwalk Trust Co., Admin-'
'C E. HOYT,
Treasurer
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.CTo the Board of County Commission-
l are of Fair-field County:
The Polish Republican Club, I. N. C.
Club acting by Witold Budnick, Presb-
lCluh, hereby apply for a Cllib Certifi-
date to entitle it to have in its posses-
sion and dispense to its members.
.an incident to its social life under the
provisions of Chap. 296, Public Acts of
915 at the quarters at said Club Io-
catlelg at 34 Broad street, Town of or-
we
objects the following
,i-good citizenship and social and bone
ilcial purpose.
It has a membership of 73. and was
organized lmh,%nW' 190 9. - '-
'i‘lie‘ Omcers lrectors.~Board
Governors, are as followl. .
President... Witold Budniclr. U .-
Nice-President, Anthony Urbanonics.
Secretary, Sfaney Unban‘nics.
Treasurer, Johsr‘ Sas.
Trout ees rW. .1. Drew, :1.
William yV’ai-dzln'ski.
‘of
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5 AUSTRIAN AIR RAID
Oct 26 .-
'5‘ sad List of members are hereto ann -
Dated in Norwalk thl‘s 12th day or
«w at it's By-Laws, Constitllti ii
October. 119
hiblt its Administration account to this
dent, duly authorised by vote of said.
spirituous and interlcating liquors- as
Said Club has for its purposes 0110‘
Promoting of
iBnl‘lniok I
h .
(“The Polish Republican Club, I. l; c: 'I
BEING RE- ORGANIZED gling chlliflren Within five minutes
R "flames welte shooting from all the win- '
E‘ 'dows and, exits The local firemen
PREMIER VIVIANI
SIGNS.
. (Continued Ifronl Page One.)
land that all persons interested in said that two more persons have be cu! Police
court- martial.
rot.
lHerck, already have been shot at
Liege.
viers, Belgium, who was sen-
, court- martial on Monday.
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BULGARIAN'S wan'r‘kro
~ PUR‘SUE sessions
INTO GREECE
steps are being taken b the Bul-
garian and Turkish Ministers to
Greece to establish the right of
sue the Sebians and their allies
Into _Greck territofir, should the
pccasidn arise.
These ministérs, the Hestia
says, have complained to Premier
‘ Zaim'is, of Greece, that the pres-
ence .of foreign troops in Greek
Macedonia Is contrary. (I a. spin
of neutfall
the. Allies at ~the time of the first
landing of troops. ‘ "-
TSince. serge. "
ur ey. an ' Iul Tits,
'8. g a -
~PARIS,.Q¢£2 .27.. 12 :25 p m,._: doubt.
The. Hestia 0‘ Athens. as quoted the- school 'said he heard a muffled exi_
by the Haves Agency, 533'5 that ploslon in he school building just be;
their governments troops to pur-'
fa'ct that Greece had proteSted- to I‘
unable to control the blaze, summon-
led aid from Salem.
lMarbleheatl, but this came toolate.
and'blanktlts improvised as tire nets
Two hours after the fire started
Nothing 15 known concerning twenty bullies had been taken from
the fate of Anna Bellzet, of Vet-:01e "11“ Mill others were being
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-sought.
tenced to death by a Germam Ea noonI only two of the bodies.l
ithose of Lllsaie Nolan, aged 17 years,
ullivan, 18, had been idea-l,
and Mary
titled. Both girls were to have been!
graduated Ithls year.
ifore it was enveloped in flames.
When tie ruins‘ had cooled suffi-
ciently to}?
tor A. H.
,ret, of 'th
'boiler whie was reported to have ex-
ploded, we intact ,
Joseph. ahue. the engineer
was; Fatally/I so... 'I
The police ,
Meantlmle the flames had raced Ilp
Danvers and
land firemen bent their
;Estate Indy be notified thereof. the sentenced to death there by “em” “meal ‘0 pulling “mum“
Their names are from doors and windows. The Mother
I'be published in anewspaper having a Franz Laqua) and Andreas (33,- Superior drama! 25 of her charges
Three otllch, Oriel Simon from a window on the second floor
Eflve days before said 20th day of Octo-i Amadeus chsse and Constant and they were caught in overcoats
The origin of the tire remained in}
MI hae‘l Dunn, who lives near
rmlt iIt, Building Inspeo
cDonaid and W. S Mur-
State Police, made thd‘ir'
away for a few feet into the basement.
1and later [reported that the steam
of
, also declared that the
not have originated from ‘ '
He said that he had
tire-before he left It at 9
_ octet; .-Mr_s. earner-I
inc Ph pip 90 ears of age. was fat;
F7
m6rrow will be shortcolondar “day
a shawl around her shoulders took “In Bridgeport
fire.
heard her cries and went to her as-
sistance, but she was so badly burn-
ed that she died within a few min-
; utes.
Klllirlgwood House Burned.
KILLINGW'ORTH, Conn. Oct. 28 -—
Damage estimated at about :1, 500 re
Ilsulted from the burning, last night.
of barns on the premises of Frederick
Winkei and Frank Busek. The tire
'of those behind them, and soon the'started from an undetermined cause
In the Buske barn.
Laborers nearby prevented the
flames spreading to neighboring hous
es.
There were no fire-escapes on the
outside of the building.
Acts of heroism were not wanting.
Maurice Harris, aged 10 years, carried
his one-legged chum, Thomas O'Shea,
eight years old, on his-hack down the
smoke-choked stairways to safety.
WOMAN BEHEADED BY TRAIN.
PITTSBURGH, Oct. 28.-—The head-
less body of Miss Sophia McCallln,
daughter of the late William C. McCal-
Iin, former mayor of Pittsburgh, was
found late last night on the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad tracks at Rcupe, a pas-
senger station within the city limits.
The body was so badly crushed that
identification was impossible until this
morning, when her absence from the
office of E. S. Morrow, city comptroller.
whose secretary she was. started an
inquiry. and was established by a dis-
mend pin hearing her name. She left
her oillce yesterday afternoon but the
. circumstances leading to hendeatll are
iunknown.
PALACE-L
‘ "WHERE EVERYBODY GOES."
runes coasters ransom.
. mesa DAILY.
Mat. 2:15, Eve. 7: 15 and 9
Balcony sc. Orchestra Ioc.
SPECIAL FEATURE TODAY.
WM. FOX PRESENTS
VALEBKA SURATT
The Red Rose of the Great White
Way *
~ New York's Dazzling Sunburst
in
The Sensational Photo-Play
of New York Life
‘ Entitled
{THE SOUL OF BROADWAY"
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Corning Tomorrow I
5 ’ FRIDAY
I Geo. Nash In
THEICOTTON. KING.
SATURDAY
Charles Chaplin In
THE WOMAN
Coming soon
/_ _ Theda Bars‘ln
CARMEN
The family on the floor below,
Hillt-
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Attorney Nehemiah Candee is today
in Danbury on the Alex ca 3,
against the New Haven railroad. This London Oct. 28, 8 :22 a. m.—
mornig‘the plaintiff's case was present "I‘llc following official statement.
i‘URREY Issues
OFFIIAL STATEMENT
C(l‘NSTAN’I‘lNOPLE, via
‘ed, and the defendant will present has been issued by the Turkish
evidence this afternoon»The case will \\ ar Orifice:
be continued from today to Saturday, ,
THEATRE E
RUBEN
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If we should tell you that we have a new
. ~gas heater that will positively heat anaverage
sized room; that can be used in any room
Iwhere there is a gas outlet; that will not
‘cost over three cents per hour for gas con-
sumed; that will be delivered to your home,
. necessary connection made
. outlet, best grade of tubing supplied, all of
_ which may bé returned for full credit at end
of two weeks if not sansiactory,_ ; __"
W001.” YOU MY 0N8 0f THESE NEW IIEATERS 7:
The above' Is- our offer—will you take ad-
Norwalk
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MATINEE EVEN'NG
«.an ITwn Shownl 7'45 Till 1"130 1
v. (. 'lllll‘sdfly To-da' }
Metro Offers B. A. Rolfc's
Greatest Effort
“THE, BRIDGE”
or “THE GREAETR MAN,”
with the eminent actor, Henry
(oliker.
Friday Matinee and Night
Paramount offers John Mason
and Hazel Dawn in
“THE FATAL CARD”
Saturday Matinee and Night
By Popular Request
Essanay Presents Cosmo
Hamilton’s Great Play
“THE BLINDNESS
VIRTUE" (6 parts)
ALL NEXT WEEK '
(DAILY MATINEES)
Charles II. Champlin
and his artistic associate
players in sterling renditions
of the best Broadway Suc-
ceases.
Monday Matinee— Today.’
Monday Night—“The Yellow
Ticket.”
Other plays to be given,
”The Ninctl and Nine. "
Burglar and the Lady." “ The
Rosary " “Madame X." “The
Lamb and thc Brpth."
Reserved Seats Now Selling.
Prices Matinee—rec and. sec.
Prices Evening—10c, soc, 300,
footwoouts Illu.
“ All Next Week
.Daily Matinee 2:20.
Evening 7:30 to 10750.
OF
Monday, Nov. Ii-I-—“An Enemy
to Society,“ Metro.
‘uesday, Nov. 2—Pauline
Frederick in “Zara." l
Jednesday, Nov. 3—Surprlse
Feature Program.
Thursday. Nov. 4—“Her
Great Match," Metro.
‘ridav. Nov. 5 — MARY
PICKFORD in “Girl of
Yesterday."
laturday. Nov. 6—Viola Allen
in “White Sister.”
“'Suppl) columns of the enemy
sighted near the landing station at
{Art Burnu llere dispersed by
our artillen.
On the Caucasus front the
I‘enemy was forced to retreat on
his right wing after an engage-
them with our ’patrols \”
NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN
RUSSIA AND RUMANIK ,
BU’GANO, Switzerland via
gParis, Oct 27, 5.05 a. mI-—Ne—”'
'rrotiations between Russia and, '
Romania appear to be nearinghAI
By?
successful conclusion, says
lnformazzione. While awaiting
the consent of Rumania for thC
passage of Russian troops, the
newspaper asserts, Russia has
temporarily suspended arranges
ments for disembarking troops 1.!"
the Black Sea coast of Bulgaria,”
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g 80. Nccwslk. Music Hall Block.
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cure your ills give you strength and
restore your health. 5
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we can fill it. Our compoundlill do}
parlment is in competent bands, and
5'“ use the pulest drugs obtainable.
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