-J. Campbell, late of Norwalk in said
‘the buildings thereon, situated in the
’ - test in depth; bounded northerly by
land 01’ Emma E. Tones.
'1' FREDERICK PEHBY/in
H 9,, ' ' “ennui-:11" .
Classified
For Sale,
“Professional Cards and
“mace-119999191
MSSIFIED Advertisements on thispage, Twenty-Five Words orLess. 25c -
Three Times. 50¢. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black- -
face or Caps, Double Price. '
“Ads.”-—To Let.
Business and
I . ,, VWANTED.
f ‘ WANTED—{BY MIDDLEAGEDMA-N:
1 position as useful and confidential man
Home .
in private family 01- office.
”needed more than wages. Highest 0!
references as to integrity and w.ork
’Address Harry Knight City Hotel,
Room 4. South Norwalk 113 it
WANTED-;—WOR1K BY THE DAY.
Any kind of work hire. Langel, N0 2
IPspp street.
—- ._—«~._
113 it“
FOR BALI. ‘
Tom.
FOR SALE—A COW RIDGE AVE};
nus West Norwalk.
FOR SALE—~11 RETAIL BUSINESS. coal range dishes and all utensils tor dispersed I11 our troops abandons
including stock of goods and store fix-
lures. For particulars inquire J. M.w:
ton 8: Co. Inc. South Norwalk, Ct. I
all at
Km
FOR SALE~CH1EAP. A LIGHT
and economical running limousine car
1 Norwalk. » 1’
TO LET—FURNISHED ROOMS
11231 foi light housekeeping, kitchen, pantry south of Lusnitz an enemy de~
and bedroom. Running water, gas and
cooking. 11 Haviland street,» South Nora
walk.
n3 3t
cation. F. Hopp, 35 Cove avenue, East
n2
TO LET—«FURNISHED ROOMS.
WANTED—BRICK LAYERS. AP in good condition Good family car, 01‘ Pleasant" Heat and all conveniences
ply Leslie Gamble, 23 Seaview avenue,
or at Norm alk Tire and Rubber So.
. n2 3t
al housework. Mrs Haydal, 3 Buda
street, South Norwalk. n2 ail
. I
WANTED—PARTNER FOR euro-l
mobile business. Small’ can!!! needed:
Due understanding the selling end we
fez-red. Address Partnerg’cio Sentinel.
jitney proposition For particulars ad-
;dress IJmousine,c c‘lo Sentinel. 112 (it
South Norwalk. n2 tt
FOR SALE—PIA' 0,
Nearly new. Now 1 storage in Nor-
walk. JWill sell cheap for cash or
monthly payments. Address J. Corbett,l
Box 906. Bridgeport. n1 at:
112 31:
1WANTED—JBY A LADY LIVING
alone in an attractive home, man and
wife orone or two ladies to board. 10
minutes from center. Fine location. Ad
drms C, cio Sentinel. n2 3t
WANTiro—ro BUY‘AIJL 1(1an
of cattle and calves and trade or sell
trash cows and springers. Friedman,
South Norwalk. Tel. 1151.
1
CLUETT, PEABODY & 00., ,I1NC.
want— \
Experienced operators on power ma~
chines. \
Steady work assured. T
u
016 it
LOST.
u 1
LOST—«SOLID GOLD LAVALIERJ
twithout chain. Saturday night in So.<‘
Norwalk in Palace theatre or between}
West street and the station. Has as
red stonein the center. and a white
one at the end and another white one
right above the red one and it has
Iblack trimming on It. Finder pleasel
return to the Sentinel olilce and re
rel": reward. ‘ \9 \
I
Under and pursuant to an order 101’
the Court ot’Probaie tor the District.
of Norwalk, authorizing him thereunto
the subscriber hereby otters for sale
nu such right, title and interest as ‘Ella
District, deceased, had at. the time 0!,
her death. in'and t'dthe following ties-I
cribed r991 estate, to wit: 1
All that certain tract of land with
Third Taxing District of the City of
Norwalk In said town of ‘Norwalk, be-
ing seventy- -ilve (75) feet front and
rear and one hundred ninety- -flve (195)
land of Emma E. Tolles *Essteriy by
East avenue; Southeriy by land oi
Russell E. Morgan and Westerly by)
For particulars and terms, apply to
RALPH VAN HOUTEN
Rowayt'dii avenuey-Rowayton, Ct. '
[III IlIllt
__ games.‘ Also shelves, counters, show
.‘PROBATE SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
FOR sm.s-1=uns. JULIUS was:
iny. 1314-1316 Main street, Bridgeport. ;
Manufacturing lurrler. Repairing I
specialty. New furs always on hand. i
028 1m
1
sow sALs—oun motion uc'
ones, :01- Towu of Norwalk. For tur'
‘ther information address P. 0. Sort
673. South Norwalk. 112 it
A. MODNE, 70 NORTHM N 81%.!
South Norwalk. Bicycles, motorcycles
and Sundries. Both sold nd exchanged.
Ilixpsrt- repairing. Baby carriagea' re
paired. "We do vulcanlzlng. Prices rear,
sonable.
SMITH AND WEIGHT HAVIN01
reduced their expenses to a. minimum:
will give astonishing low prices. onl
painting, paperhanging and general
lobblng. 274 East avenue and 10 Got--
tage street. Tel. 1271-8. 'or 743-2.
BUSINESS NOTICES
OUR TIME 15 LIMITED. MissiNoI
our sale means paying double for your
Christmas gt jewelry, musical in-
struments, stationery, toys, books.
cases. desks, for sale. The Bazaar, 76l
l‘l’asliingtgn street. 112 (it
'1 - ,“Tlie‘ ninety and Nine’”
F
THEATRE
-Advertise in the Sentinel. x
1911mm 976 '9.
RIGIN‘
\Matlnee 2:20; Evening BT20
. ALL Tins WEEK
(Daily Matinees)
CHARLES K. (HAMPLIN
and his company of artistic players
in a‘series oi-Broadway plays, at
\ Popular Prices.
TODAY »‘
(By Popular Request) -
“Madame X” *~
.THURsoAv”, "
Matinee and Night,
,FRIPAY ,
Matinee and nghi
7 “The Rosary”
“WHERE EVERYBODY GOES.” ‘
‘Mat. 2:15,”Eve. 7:15 and 9
Balcony 5c. Orchestra soc.
.‘ w’" ",
Special FeaturelToday.
WEDNESDAY
' IRENE. FENWIOK
‘ (Late Star of “Song of Songs”)
in .the 5 part detective drama
entitled
THE GREEN CLOAK
i
J
, JOMORFTOW
NVm. Fox prelenti
~, 7.11: FAMILY s'l-Km
Founded on Gaborlan'a Aamous
,1 story 9.
TR; wuoow LsRoucs .‘ ,
Next week, Thursday, Nov 11. 1
' Theda Born In .
Coming 7"
Triangle Film Plays; direct from
‘ the Knickerbocker Theatre,
NewYoi-k. 1.‘
_ Matinee.
SATURDAY Matinee—“The Burg-
.Jur and the Lady.”
sA'r-URDAV ~NIght ~
‘ . 111-1161:1119
1 and the Brhte."
PRICES ”‘2‘
101: and 200
Evening . ...... .190, 20c, 30c, 500
Children in arms not admitted.
Coming Wednesday, Nov. 10, the
greatest of all motion pictures.
"The Hypocrites?" Positively no
advance in prices. ~ Friday 1119119991
‘anquight. Nov. 12, the musical!
comedy sensation, “Adele " {Roi
served W5 on sale Saturday,
Nov. 6. \
Coming soon-Geraldine arrar. ’
1'11 “Carmen.”
LIICKWOIlll’S HAIL
ALL THIS WEEK:
Daily Matinee 2: 26'; ‘Evenlnp’. 7: 30
. to 10: 30. 1
Wednesday, Nov. 3-—Surprise Fea-
ture Program.
Thursday; Nov.
Match " Metro
I FOR SALE—APPLES BY THE BAR-
WANTED—SITUATION AT GENER‘ rel. Beaupain & Saunders. T81. 251- 13,1Me1-win street
4—T‘Her Great L
iday, Nov. semi-y 11191119111, 1* 3.
9P/uvate family. 68 Spring street. n2 3t
TO LETWFIRST FLOOR OF Six
rooms, 24 Merwin street. inquire at 33
mo ‘1"
w
UPRIGHT.l 7° LET—TWO FURNBHED ROUMS- polling with heavy loss 50
suitable for light housekeeping. In-
quire 2 High street. 030 3t
T0 LET—THREE 5 ROOM APART-z
talents. No. 71172 North Main street
with all improvements, newly decorat-
ed at $15 a month A seven room
cottage with all modern improve-
ments, 34 Taylor Ave. 6 room cottage
with all Improvements, 12 Lincoln
Ave..l11quire United Grocery Com-
.pnny.
'ro LET—RENOVATED THROUGH-
out, newly papered, in first class con-
dition, eight excellent rooms. House
well located, central, modern improve
meats. Rent reasonable. inquire No.9
Elizabeth street. 018 it
To LET—SIX ROOMS AND BATH.
All modern improvements. Fine localio
ty. Corner Woodward avenue and Riv-
er street, South Norwalk. Apply H. A.
Hegelein, Plumber. Phone lids—12.
ITO LET—~21 UNION 6T. 7 R001!
apartment. Posseslon at once. The
Hatch and Bailey 00 126 t!
TO LET-VERY NICE 5 RDOIII
apartment. Partial improvements.
East Washingtou street, East Nor-
walk. Apply si South.Main St.. or
phone 60. s28 t2
NOTICE.
1 Special Meeting of the Board of Eatl»
mate and Taxation
Whereas, at the City Election. held
October till. 1915, the electors of said
.City, by a majority oi votes, approv-
ed 1111 amendment to the Charter of
said City. making the date of the he-
glnning oi the fiscal year of said glty
September let, in each year; and
Whereas, said‘Charter as amended
contains'no provisions for the raising
of sufficient moneys to meet the cur-
rent expenses of stild City, for the time
between October'tllh, 1915. and Sep-
tember 1st,,1916, exCept by laying of
a special tax sutilcient to cover a spe-
cial appippriutlon in excess of the un-
approprlated revenues of said city,
now, therefore,
Notice ls hereby given, that a Spe-
cial meeting of the Board of Estimate
and Taxation of the City of Norwalk
will be held In the Council Room, in
the City Hall, in the Second Taxing‘
District infield City, on the 11th day
ofNovember, 1915, at 8 o',cloclt in the
evening tor the following purposes. tox
wit:
L10 receive from the Treasurer. ol.’
said City 1111‘ estimate 91 1W1:
required by each department the
city government, and of the severa‘i
taxing districts or said City, from Oct. Ithat he was dragging another
6th,1915, to September 161.1913Janindu, whose feet were fetter-ed.
excess of the unapproprlated revenues
of said city. .
2. To make a special appropriation of
moneys required for such purposes,
during said period, in excess 0“ the
unappropriated revenu or the city.
3. To lay a special tax p011, the'poils
and ratable estate within the limits
of said city upon the assessment‘fiistlfar as is known th afloat.
of said city last completed, to cover
theamount of moneys so appropriated
in excess of the appropriated rev-
enues 0: said city; and to ilx the mi
when said special tax so laid shall b
come due and payable. 9 v
' 4. To transfet any other business
that may be properly considered at
said meeting
Dated at the City or Norwalk, N91.
3,19i5 ‘ lSIgned) , ,-
ERIIJA'XELHARSTRGM
Mayor of the City or ‘Norwaiit,
-\
GERMANS CAPTURE ‘ "
“ 99919199999191.9911
r
7€Lsr~fiviaoous GOOD 1‘20-
CITY OF USITO 4
FROM ITALY'
ROME, Nov. 2, via Paris, Nev ’
3,4 :40 a tin-«The following 01-1
ficiai statement was issued May
at the headquarters of the ital-
ian General Staff: j
“in. the Lcdro Valley the cue-u
my, powerless to drive us from
the Bezzeca basin. openeda vio»
lent and intense artillery fire out
the villages. Bezeca and Becca
were damaged and Alenzumi was
burned. 1
“In tthpper Sexton valley
(Dram), enemy troops which
were seen in Inniehriedel and
Knoth were shelled by our artil-
Ier) In the \2116\ near Ludera,
tachment which was attacked and
ed a quantitl of illlchiild mum-1
lions. ‘
Along the lspnzo irorit ycs-
tcrdav under a continuous rapt,
our troops renewed their attacks
with unabated 1igor.ln, the
l’lava section we stormed the
Zagora region. which was strong-
1y fortified by the enemy, taking
374 prisoners, including seven of-
,ficers A counter attack made. on
‘our flank by troops coming '1
from the Gorizia biidge
.hurled back with hoax v loss:
“On the Carso plateau, site
not entirely satisfactory.
Hm.
A, Lérge Number of Out Gila Consumers
have taken advantage of the SPECIAL GAS
HEATER offer, and are enjoying their heaters
. these cool days and etchings
Several have taken the trouble to phonofiltat
the heaters are vexy satisfactory
THE PRICE IS $3 75 which
tubing and connection to existing gas outlet.
OUR GUARANTEE: Full credit allowed it
‘ "‘1" (lift a Monday Novellllierii
Phone Your Ordenin Til-Ill
includes
9999 rum '
iviolent counter—attacks du
,thc night our troops succetl- '.
“”by day in progressing along the}
northern slopes of Monte San
siMichclc and towards San Mar—
tino del Carso.‘ We took 175
,prisoners. ’ - Everywhere our
,troops showed admirable endur-
iance, bravery and self-sacrifice?
'PRINO’g VON BUELOW
ILL NOT DISCUSS
PEACE TERM'S
MADRID, Nov. 3, via Paris,
‘4: .20 a 111—~Formal denial is
9imade 111 a statement issued at the
German embassy that Prince
lvon lluclow intends to discuss
possible peace terms here and mi
Washinflon.
A dispatch from Corunna says;
l’i'iiu‘c 1'011 lluclow. who is howl
in Switzerland; is expected to ar-l
rive there aboard the. Dlutchl
I
steamer 'I‘ubautia... ' TW 3 Sanllnel
67 WALL ST.
The United Electric‘iialit & Water Co.
‘ ’PHONE 1380.
What Are Your AS5213? .
The scientific conduct or business and personal affairs “day classes
the methods employed very dllilnetly
. ' , 0
Avoid The Ilabihly ,
0! not having a checking amount. We Invite accounts which are
given efficient and courteous attention.
Fairfield County National Bank.
THE OLDEBT BANK IN NOIWALK.
.--.
W9“; KT
NORWALK
1
We,
qurvou usso‘. “
is somewnsre on our shelves. Du
stocf e!
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
contain that which is necessary h
cure your\lls, give you strength ”all,
restore your health.
whether you prescribe for yam
or get a . ., 7
VI Physician's Prescription ”I .1:
we can fill it. Our compounding hr-
' pertinent is in competent handy, u
we use the purest drugs obtainable.
The Norwalk Drug Co.
‘ H. A. Mead, Mgr. .
a No. plain St. 39. Namath, c999.
.‘VEI
EUROPEAN PLAN
Rooms 501: day, sign week
, and up. . .
Hallo-cad Ave. so. Not-walk ‘1
‘i
“CAN BEST
COFFEE
'25c- lb.
QUAKER OATS:
3 packages for 25¢
GOOD BUTTER
guaranteed
.——1*-"
..BIG CAN TOMATOES”
First Quality
All Kinds of Fruit and
Vegetables
DAHER a Ca
Railroad Ave, Cor. Clay Sn
Tel. 153-3
Ithc Austrian dcltliscs lorntcl
MORE REPORTS GON-
L()\DU\,CIE‘§§I§C: lPiEziICnIiaf farthtst totthe cast of the 1it~.I
~'~-‘\ncut the persisttnt reports
that Austin and ticrumny arel lGERMAN CAPTIVES
about to initiate peace negotia-i WERE KILLED .
:tions, the Rome correspondent of;
l'thc Daily News, attributing hisho
information ‘0 .1”"trustworth) finial SUIII‘tL’ there was giten out
9011110 (filcmal‘h‘ todai ubat is described as :1
“W 1W" ‘5 ditcrmincd "0‘ Russian 1111111, report, found on a'
In support any lllliIaIIH.‘ towards ”“50“”. 0f '\\1211'. .1\'ccortling to‘
pt‘htc olniuush iiispirtd b the this PCPOTIMOIOIH‘I (if Cossacks;
““5"” (icrmam “"10“ assured Iiotifitdliis superiorol'ticer [1111011
1‘22“”: giggly]; 31:21:333; .8211 Sienna-1., commander of the
mud Brit 1
lion of tlieproposuls. Switzerland If I fadL “h“ his ”mm“
1150 is determined to abstain 0m“ it “Nessa” m k‘” :1 1111.11—
from deny peace negotiations‘ bcr ofliorman captitcs so that
which are Iorcdoometl to fa1lurc .. they multl par‘titipatc in nearby
fighting,
1511121111111 SUBMARINE’S
VOYAGE TO DARD‘ANELLESE VON HINDENBHRG !
BERLIN, Nov. 3. bv wireless; I WITHDRAWS LINES
to Sayvillc N Y.——-'lhc Tania: B‘FRLIN NOV- 3 ,‘via Londond
IZcitung publishes additional dc- 3 '44 p.111~'1hc \\ or (mice my
tail“ concerning the voyage from. I pounced today that 11101111 Marsbali
German) to the Ilarilancllcs last von Hindcnburg had been forced"
spring of the submarit1cU-51 un~ t0 Withdra“ his lines betwctn
dcr totiimiaud of Cpptain Hersing. ISwenton and “sun Lakes, 911 the,
1
Sayvillo,‘ .\1. Y .whmiu an oI—i
I
BERLIN, \t1\.3, by \vircleswi ’
, ...q
parel.
There are all the crochet cottons for hand crochet work, which Is ,
so attractively applied to various fancy articles. Also a large 9393‘s. ~
. merit of colored yarns and materials; for ltnlting. “I 1'
Our are department’is the cent/er of interest in this citv for lovers
NEW» STAMPED PIECES
‘ —‘-~_-—-FOR—-———
Christmas Needleworkers
This week we have recéived liberal shipments of practical gilt sug- 1
geslions in stamped Center Pieces, DolIIea, Bureau _Scsrfs, Guest Tow-
els, Pillow Cases, Day Slips, Aprons, Muslin Underwear, Dgessing Soon-1,
quea, and an endless variety of infant’s and children’s stamped and
of the beautiful in needlework.
VIait’our store this week. We would prl'eascd to show you the“;
various articles.
Quoting- from. this article thc‘imrthcrn end of the Russian Imut.‘_
i -w...
Overseas News Agency” says:
“In addition to sinking the
British battleships Triumph andl’
Majestic the submarine during,
the voyage sank setters] British;
trading ships Among them was
Phone
"' 2300.
marine fired‘the first shot, one
Hindu was observed, Still_”on
board. Then it’ was perceived?
2 years in New York
Both Hindus were saved by the -8,monthssn Boston
mans. This is another cx- .» , .99
aple of British treatmcint-thoi . , _
d f h at .
.1113;s.‘:i.‘.:.a:rt.i...~ 18."?NI
People ~
3 .000
Maritime record's contain the
name of only 6111: British steam-
ship John Hurdle. This vessel, so
Horses
ITALIAN ARTILLER nis— . ‘ ' , 1 .
MOUNT AUSTRIA GUNS C081. \, :-
LROM’E.‘ Nov. 2, via Paris, Nov. ' 1 $500,300.00
,
She left Port Said on Aug. 21 for 1,
Cl'y de The [.151 arrived’ at the 2
Dardanelies on M ay‘25 :
W
3,“ 5 i303. hie—“Austrian regiments ‘
fighting on the Isonzo~Carso line’
on Oct. 21, 22, 2} and 24, last-
mere than half their effectiveness,
says the Idea Nazionale. parable
to save pieces of heavy outlier-311
the ustrigns rolled- [them ,
~VBEELIN Nor... 3.1m [bad
I
th‘e‘TJliilsmstgtaii‘Slii’p was sunk after FVTIRE ‘VFEK coggflgwc
the crew had left. W hen the sub-
STAMFORD Tenn-rum.
Nov ‘28th
You HAVE BEEN WAITING. 1'91 this Ml. . .
11. w. Iiriiiilli’s stupendous Production 99. 999... .99....
EFnle Wakeman Hartley.
MATINEES bAiLY 2-:1
EVENINGS 8:15
cage,
and other cities
\. 5000 \k
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Norwalk Chronicler