Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 6, 1915 · page 3

 

-] SATURDAY, NOV. 6, 1915

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"'1' IN!!! SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL‘ ' I ‘ ‘

 

Classified
For Sale,

ants!

 

face or Caps, Double Price.

 

Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous .

. LASSIF'IED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words orLess, 25c
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-

FRANCE AND ENGLAND 1
MORE RESOLUT
AMSTERDAM, Nov. o, 5:49
a. tit—Commenting upon the re-
cent speeches of I’reniiers A5»i
tpiith and Briand before the Brit;
isli and French Parliaments. the
Vorwacrts. the leading Berlin
Socialist newspaper, says:

“Ads.”:To Let,—
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WANTED- ‘ ._l FOR SALE. [ To LET.
WANTED—4 0“ 5 ROOMS IN FOR SALE a nun ritssu cow; To LET—THE FIRST FLOOR 0F

8000 locality, b)‘ a family OI three Inquire John Negyse, Richards ave»
{with best of reference 10 minutes Iiue, West Norualk, II. it" 1). 40, “5 3t
[walk of it. & G. State particulars _—_—— m
iAddress W, care Sentinel.

AUCTION SALE-‘ENTIRE STOCK
‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ of Jewelry, Musical Instruments, Sta-
WANTEDl—GIRL FOR thhllAl.tionery, Tays, Shelves, Show Cases,
heusework- Apply at 6 Stevens street. Counters, Safe, Desk, etc., will be sold
ii‘UfNilk- H3 31 at public auction to the highest bid»
W’“ ders, beginning Saturday, from 2 to
‘ WANTED—A LARGE MANIVFAC- :3 o‘clock, and from T to lo, continuing
fl‘URlNG AND RETAIL PIANO eat-h day until sold. The Bazaar, 7t;
Itousn ossmss A REPRESENTA- ““5“”3340“ “”9“"
LTIVE IN SOUTH. LNDRWALK AND
WICINITY, EITHER MAN OR WOM-
IAN, PREFERRABLY ONE OF EX-
PERIENCE. "THE PERSON MUST
lAT LEAST HAVE LARGE ACQUAIN-
n‘ANCES AND KNOWLEDGE OF
SELLING GOODS. FOR THE RIGHT
“NE, THIS WOULD BE AN OPEN-

 

 

 

FOR SALE—32 ll. 1’. MOIIEI. 17
Buick in first class running
Would demonstrate anywhere. Price
$330. F. 11. Heyser. P. 0. Box 377 9r
phone 1082

 

FOR SALE—~T\\'ENTY ACRE-S 0F

ING F0 A RE NER oyster ground stocké‘d with 4,000
;i()\i EDDRIESIIISU“PIA‘:EI¥E)IT9§I‘; bushels of oysters. All iii excellent
I] *‘ i ' ‘ ‘ b ' condition. AddreSs box 403 South Nor-

cgo SMTINEI. GIVINGIoAGE, SEX, walk Conn
[QUALIFICATIONS AND ANY OTHER ' '
INFORMATION THAT MIGHT IN-t
{l'EltEST us. ‘

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FOR SALE—~18 FOOT OPEN
launch, Palmer model, 4 horsepower
Lockwood Ash engine. Bargain for
cash. G. S. Overton, 18 Quintard ave-

 

WANTED~EXPERIENCED MAN IN
Ilie grocery line. Must have references.
linqulre A. Sttill, 24 Cottage street,
East Norwalk. a (tilt

 

FOR SALE—BARGAINS. 1915 MAX-

’WANTED‘MESSENGER BOY. A}: well with extras, $475. 1912 Abbot-

lily Western Union office. Telephone aestdonimthiiébi aad‘ hS‘tevens—Duryea,
stunning. 5 u ' ' '3 ‘ __

"i FOR SALE—APPLES av THE BAR-
WANTED—FIRST CLASS LEVERS rel. Ilcaupain & Saunders. Tel. 251-13,

LACE MAKERS. JOBS OPEN ONSouth Norwalk.
(WHICH COMPETEN’I‘ MEN CAIN,
{MAKE GOOD MONEY. APPLY BOX FOR SALE—PIANO, UI’RIGIIT.
1496, PAWTUtCKET, ‘R. 1, n4 3thcarly new. Now in storage iii Nor-
- walk. Will sell cheap for cash or

 

 

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WANTED—To BUY ALL KINDS monthly payments. Address J. Corbett,’

)i’ cattle and calves and trade or sell Box 9013. Bridgeport. n1 Gt
’tresh cows and springers. Friedman, -
South Norwalk. Tel. 1151. t FOR SALE—FURS. JULIUS TES-
—' iny, 1314-1316 Main street, Bridgeport.

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CLUETT, PEABODY & co" INC. Manufacturing furrler. Repairing I

 

 

 

mant— specialty. New furs always on hand.
Experienced operators on power ma- l)” 1m
games.

FOR SALE—ONE IJIQUOR Llo-
ense, for Town of Norwalk. For fur-
ther information address P. 0. Box
673. South Norwalk. all! tt

THEATRE

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LOST'-—ILADIES' HAND BAG LAST -_-__- __

night between North Main St. and

IPostoillce. Containing eyeglasses,

money and other articles. Reward. 92

tSottth Main street, South Norwalk.

_ RESIN

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BUSINESS NOTICES

Tonight

Chas. it. Cliamplin & (To
in “THE LAMB ANDJ'HE BRUTE.
Prices 10, 20, 30, 503.

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A. MODNE, 70 NORTH MAIN ST.)
Bouth Norwalk. Bicycles, motorcycles
and Sundries. Both sold nd exchan .
Expert repairing.‘Ba‘by carriages re‘

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order. l

__ avenue near Taylor avenue.

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No. 11 High street, South Norw’alk;
6 rooms and' attic rooms. Improve-
m‘nts. Inquire of Mrs. James Golden.
4 Fairfleld avenue. [15 it

 

 

 

 

'ro LET—6 ROOMS, 45 FAIRPIEIDI,‘ EDITOR IN RUSSIAN
avenue, with all the latest improve-l CAPITAL‘ FINED
merits. Inquire A. Glazer, Connecticut, LONDUN. NO". (I. 4315 a. llL—‘
n1 3tiThc I’ctrograd correspondent of
. the Times says that the editor of
To LET—6 ROOM COTTAGE, WITH the lloursc fillIt‘llt‘. in the Rus-
all improvements, Also 5 room cop. \i;ifl~(‘ill)ll8l. llilfi llt‘l‘ll Ill‘lt‘d 2.000
tagc. Nos. 5 and 6 Disesa Court. In] roubles ($1.000l for publishing
quire J. Discsa, Central Hotel, or 121 , rumors of Ministerial changes.
iMain'street, Norwalk. n4 6t;'l‘hc editor of the Novoc Vremya
‘ —' adds the correspondent, was

To LET-3,6 ROOM COTTAGE. lined 3.000 roubles twice last
Lhwrence street, South ‘No‘rwalk. ln-i week for publishing articles criti-
quire R. Joselonnty, 52 Water street,lcising the international policy of
isouth Norwalk or t Cove. avenue, East i the government.
‘Norwalk. ” n4 tf

 

 

AUSTRO-GERMAN FORCES
WIN OVER RUSSIANS

 

TO LET—THREE 5 ROOM APART-

lingland are more resolute thanlne”

So is the (.ierinan.

must be opened and the govern-1

_:Westcrn Connectirmt, held its

merits, No. 70-72 North Main street,
with all improvements, newly decorat-

ed at $15 a month. A seven room
cottage with all modern improve-
.monts, 34 Taylor Ave. ti room collage

BERLIN, Nov. 6. by wireless
to Sayvillc, N. Y.——The Austro—

by the War Office today to have

(it-rnizin forces in (ialicin are said,

Phone 976 ‘ I

with all improvements, 12 Uncommon a further victory over the
3MP. Inquire United Grocery Coni- Russians ill the lighting along the
Epany. Stripn lx’i\cr. The Russians were

TO LET—RENOVATED THROUGH»
out, newly papered, in first class con-
dition, eight excellent rooms. House
well located, central, modern improve-
ments. Rent reasonable. lnqui're No. 9
‘Elizabeth street. 018 tf . <
- JAPAN TO ISSUE

TO LET—SIX ROOMS AND BATH. LOAN TO FRANCE
iAll modern improvements. Fine locali- l.( ).\'T)0N. Nov. (1. 4:45 a. m.
;ty. Corner Woodward avenue and Riv- —~Tltc Times today says it bears
Yer Sire“. South Norwnlk. ADM! H. A. arrangements are afoot in Paris
illegclein, Plumber. Phone 1106:12. for the issuing“ of a’ IQan to
Hi‘i'ancc from Japan, probably in
1five per cent. bonds.

thrown bitch to their old positions
on the cast bank of the river.

lit the recent llgllllllg thcrc
fifty officers and 6,000 Russians
have been captured.

 

 

 

 

TO LET—st UNION 5T. 7 “ROOM

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NEW YORK. Nov.

the
Sprint: and Lafayette streets G. Fara
tForni, the Italian Consul—General. was

lin his office ill the time.

to
. . . . i
ever in their determination to}

carry the war through to a suc-
cessful close.
(lmncellor. llut neither Asquith
nor liriand nor too lethnianu
llollwek is willing to state what
he calls a ‘succcssful close.'

“It is impossible to continue
the. war indefinitely. New thca~
tcrs’of war are bong covered
with soldiers Incrcly because the
warring.r nations refuse to statc
their actual aims. Some people

TO LET—FURNISHED BEDROOM; tdeclarc ficruiany must fight until
private family Fine location; near car her enemies sue for pcacc. but
lines, all conveniences. Suitable for those cncmics do iiOt feel tliclllr
lady. Terms moderate. For partieularsl selves worsted and no rcal rc-
nddress Bedroom. e‘o Sentinel office.‘ suit is likely for a long time,
Souttixorwallt. n5 31 “Public discussion about the
_ actual time of the war should {1“(1
TO LET—THE DENTAL ROOMSE
over the People's Trust 00., formefz.‘ lllt‘lll} must uncm‘ci’ their pure
,occupied by Dr. Weed, B. l). S. For poses. Then only can we hope
‘further particulars inquire at Old Well lllt' Slllliill‘m “I” IN" made clear?
Cigar 00., 3 Washington street. l” and peace brought "WWI-n

lie was un-
lhuri, as were attendants at the con-
isolate.
j Buildings in the neighborhood
‘were rocked by the and
glass was shattered in the consulate
Eye Witnesses gathered in by the
ipolice said the bomb was it'trown
from the roof of the sixrstory tene~
ment at 22 Lafayette street. It ex
ploded in the gutter, and such was its
t'orco that windows, were shattered
tall over the vicinity.

explosion

A number of Italian reservists were}

‘On the street in front of the consu»
late and aIL of them were thrown to
tide pavement. Except for bruises.
however, they escaped injury.

One arrest was made. The man,
an Italian, was taken to headquar-
Iters, charged with being implicated in
causing the explosion.

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Many of the uptown residents- are
talking this morning, of the northern
lights, which were visible along the

the northern and eastern horizons, .

last night. The long beams of light,
shot from the horizon to the,center of
the heavens, and is clouds were beau-
tifully colored by them. This is a sight
which is not often witnessed, but
many people who have seen them be-
fore, say that last night's display was
the best that they had ever seen.

 

'The Schoolmastcrs Round Table of
fall
l'nieetinit yesterday afternoon at the
loyal James inn, and elected the fol«
lowing officers: President, G.
iBorst; vice-president, Ira T. (.iap-I
man. of this city; secretary and treas-
urer. Harry E. Blake. also of this
‘city. The topiCs discussed were:,
“The School in Social Service," and
,ihe value of one center for the state
meeting, instead of four, as is now
‘the case.

—How AN ENGINEER KEEPS
WELL.

Railroad engineers art-more exposed
to catching cold than other workers.
E. G. Dunaphant of Monette, Mo, .has
run a Frisco engine 25 years and all

Honey and Tar. He writes: 'I always
keep it in my house and recommend
it to all who have a bad cough or
cold."

Sold everywheri

 

 

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lapartment. Possesion at once. The
|Hatch and Bailey Co. 126 tf

 

 

‘ TO LET~VERY NICE 5 ROOM
iapnrtment. Partial improvements.
\Enst Washington street, East Nor-
.wallt. Apply 64 South Main st., or

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Monday matinee and night, Nov. 8
Mary Miles Minter in
'Emmy of Stork’o Nest" (Metro)
All Seats 10 cents.

paired. We‘do vulcanizing. Prices retr-
‘. Ionahle. :

 

SMITH AND WEIGHT HAVINGl
reduced their expenses to a minimum
Will give astonishing low prices oni
\atntlng, paperhanging and general:
bobbing. 274 East avenue and 10 Cot-j

Marie Doro in
l-sge street. Tel. 1271-3. or 713-2. 1 “The White Pearl" (Paramount)

WALABEM " A“ s..,, ., m...

“WHERE EVERYBODY ’GOES."

Mat. 235, Eve. 735 and 9
Baonny 5c. Orchestra Ioc.

 

ruc'sday matinee and night NOV}!

 

 

Wednesday mat. and night Nov. 16
The Greatest of All Motion Pic-
turcs

“HYPOCRITES”

No advance in prices

 

 

Thunday mat. and night Nov. 11
‘EDMUflND assess
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“The Song of the Wage Stave"

 

Special Feature ”Io-day

 

‘ SATURDAY \ Pi ture taken in Norwalk by Metro
CHARLES CHAPLIN Friday atinee and night
* \ in . The Greatest of All Musical
SHANGHAIED ‘23::
film-RoaringTwo-Part With original cast
£0"de Seats now selling
SPECIAL ADDED Prices, Mat. 25. 50. 75, $1.00.
. FEATURE ~ Evening 25. so. 75, $1.00, 31.50.

 

’Vivian Wessell in
T HE DANCING DOLL
A Three-part “Broadway Fav—

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Coming, Geraldine Edi-Far, the faul-
ous grand opera star in

“CARMEN”

 

‘ phone 60. 328‘ if

 

TO LET—FURNISHED ROOM ,JN

S O L I 0
private house in best residential sec- W “\E E K
tion of city, near center. Address “K" ‘

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STARTING

WEEK. MONDAY

6.-—A bomb
"It is obvious that fiance and was exploded “’d‘” i“ ”I“ ““2““?
ltalian consulate at

J.‘

tthe medicine he has taken is Foley'sl

STAMFORD

Watinees at 2115 -:- pg L A

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Positivnv nests MONDAY, law. so

fly securing your heater now. you. get, free of
charge, necessary length of bmt tubing and con-

nection to existing gas outlet. and
til'lt GUARANTEE, which permits you to return
’ heater for full credit within two \‘l'L’t'h> if not entirely
satisfactory.

PRICE $3.75

 

lioit't Wait—order Your dealer
1' 0 I) A Y

The United Electric light & Water Co.

67 WALL ST. 'PHONE 1680. NORWALK

 

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‘GERMAN SUBMARINES

PASS GIBRALTAR}
‘ PARIS. Nov. 6, 12:30 p. m.»—i
The Straits of Gibraltar
again been passed

iBRITISH TROOPS

ARRIVE IN SERBIA
PARIS, Nov. 4, 9:30 a. m.—
‘ h3\'¢t'l'lie first British contingent arr
by (lerman'rived Friday at (inevgueli in the

submarines, which on 'l‘httrsday':gcr|,;a,. theater of war. according

,szinlt two French and one ltalianitO a llavas dispatch filed Satur—
steamships The crew OI “I‘Vlday at Saloniki, but delayed in
vessel is missing. itransuiission. The llritish force
l (“1“ following statement was[will act as a separate unit, but
made by the Marine Ministry to- in collaboration with the
day: I‘li‘rcnch troops. (Luevgucli is just
forty

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"'l he enemy's Submarines, com—1mgr055 the Greek border

in;: Imm 1'19 Atlantichpasgcd miles northwest of Saloniki.
IIITI‘IIL’II II‘t‘ Straits 0f Gibraltar, General Sarrall, commander of

(ill tht‘ night of NOV. 2. 'l‘hcy'thc AIHCS' expeditionary
51”)“ ("I NIW- 4 the FICIICII ShII) in Scrbaj, returned Friday from
lltthrzt, oii Arzeu, Algeria, _and‘a liastv inspection of the
‘thc French ship Calvadcs and the front “‘01“ Uttevgueli to Krivolak.
iltulian ship lonio. near Cape Ivi. ,11,. was favorably impressed with
”Th“ ““3““ "I the Dahra and the French positions, which are
.lonio were saved. There is no strongly held on the heights of
news from the crew of the Cal— llabrovo, (iradck, Domir and
"WI“S'” Kapou.
The French forces advancing

French

 

IRESIGNATION 0F ZAIMIS {tier have not yet effected in
I CABINET ACCEPTED'junction with the hard pressed
PARIS. Nov. 6, 9:35 a. m.— Serbian army iii the vicinity .of
;'l‘lte ncwspttpcrs announce thzit|\‘elt-s. The lighting; in this dis-
‘lx'ing Constantine has (lcfinitclyltrict has been dcspc ate, and the
:icccptcd the resignation’o'f the Serbs oncc recaptured Veles af-
Zuimis L‘abinct, says aHavas dis-'tcr it had fallen to the Bulgars,
patch from Athens. ionly to lose it again on petiti-

 

 

M AT I. N E E
EVERY
DAY

TEE‘3 Evenings at 8:15

NOVEMRER 9th

 

“ TO LET~>A FURNISHED noon
with all improvements. 5 West Ave.
South Norwalk.

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To LET—Two RaNTs AT to OS-
| born avenue. Inquire at 57 Osborn ave
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, District of Norwalk, as. Probate
ECourt. November Em, A. D., 1915.
Estate of William. R. Lockwood late
lot Norwalk in said District, deceased.
i Ordered, That the trustee under the
J'will of said deceased exhibit ‘lts ac-
count to this Court for adjustment, at

18.000
PEOPLE

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the Probate office in iNorWalk. on the
12 day of November, 1915. at 20'clock
afternon, and that all person interest-
ed in said matter may be notified
thereof, the said trustee will cause this
order to be published in a newspaper
having a circulation in said District, at
least five days before said 12th day

.3fl0m
HORSES

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of November, 1916.
i . HEN-HY W. GREGORY,
at; t Judge.

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' orites" Feature ;

COMING
Next Thursday, Nov. 11

‘ THEDA BARA

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CARMEN
‘NEW GERMAN

 

 

KING GEORGE CON-

‘ TINUALLY I‘NIPROVES
} LONDON ,Fov. 6, 1
Continued improvement in the
condition of King George,» who
;was injured last week by-a fall
Ifrom his horse in France. was rc~

 

 

 

‘ ,ficial bulletin:

“The King had a better night.
ATTACK FAILS,He was able to be moved to a

PARIS, Ndv. 6, 2:30 p. m.——-Afcouc‘h for a few hours. He is
fresh German attack againstthelpr’cigressing satisfactorily, btit it
' French position at “La Courtine," will beisomc time before he is
has resulted in fai}ure, according well enoug —to leave his room.
' to announcement made this after— No further lctins
:hopttrbythe Frenchwsr”Officeuuedt'l- ~ “ - '

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iported today in the following Of-.

will be is-j

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i NOTICE To CONTRACTORS. l
» Sealed proposals will be received at
1the office of the District Commission-

 

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i on of the Second Taxing Dlsyt'lct, City
‘Hall, South 'Norwalk until Tuesday.
lNov. 1 th,'1915, 5 o'clock p. m.. tot-
. trench . piss laying, back filling. for-‘-
'nishing lead hemp packing and doing
all the work connected with the ex-
tension of a 8" water main and comiéc-
tions from Corner South Main and
‘ Concord streets to Water street. Plans,

 

grades, and sr‘cclflcations can in» exam-
ined in the Water Office. Bids must
be accompanied by cash or certified
check in amount of 3100.

The Commissioners reserve the right
to reject any and all bids.

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. .THE‘EIGHT WONDER OF THE ‘ WORLD
DAVID W. GRIFFITHS MIGHTY. SPECTA CLE
The Most Tremendous Production Man’s Brainli‘ver conceived“ . .-

 

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