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face or Caps, Double
wiiiiil'i‘fiiiw h“ ,
WANTED-PARLOR STOVE, L‘Yi,
inder type, must be in firef'riass con-
dition. Address B. (3., cjo Sentinel.
119 11.
WANTED—OPERATORS 0.\' SINGA
er single and double sewing machines
Ii. Jacob & Sons, Shoe manufacturers.
'Belden avenue, Norwalk. nil it
WANTED—ROUTE SALESMAX.
for delivery wagon. Must be 21 years
of age, wide awake and not afraid of
long hours. Wages $15 and commis-
sion. State references cash security
required Address Hustler, cio Sentinel.
WANTED—TOOL AND DIE MAK-
ers at Wheeler Bros. :18 3t
WANTEDs-ACAPABih WOMAN AS
housekeeper in small family. Must be
good worker; reference required. Call
ut once afternoon or evening. 8 Myrtle
street, East Norwnlk. - n8 3t
r
WANT}: OIAIES'SDNGE‘R—‘novii P. *
ply Western Union office. Telephone
Building. n5 tf
WANTED-1T0 BUY ALL KINDS
If cattle and calves and trade or sell
fresh cows and springers. Friedman,‘
South Norwalk. Tel. 1151.
CLUETT, PEABODY & CO.. iNC.‘
want— l
Experienced operators on power Ina-i
Mines. i
”any Wont assured. ‘
Wants!
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional W0:-
1
Classified
For Sale,
Price. ‘
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—PEDIGREEI) AlliDAIJC
puppy. A typical terrier in the best of
health and spirits. Price $25. Maple-
uood i‘arm, t‘heshire, Conn.
FOR SALEMML'ST SELL GOOD 2
tainily house, way below value. (iootl
iiiu-stnient. Easy terms. Fine board-
ing house proposition. Address Box
:13. Norwalk. nit 3t
FO‘R SALE—Now is YOUR
chance for Christmas gifts, entire
stock, jewelry, stationery, toys, games.
dolls, carriages, sleds etc. To be sold
at a sacrifice. All this week. Prices to
suit yourself. The liazaar, 76 Washing-
ton street.
FOR SALE 11 ROOM liOl'SFJ Alii.
improvements, lot 761(19st and
chicken house. 194 East avenue Bast
Norwalk price $8,000. $2,000 cash. bal»
ance on mortgage. Inquire of C. E.
Hml, at South Norwalk Trust Co. I
119 3t
FOR SALE~BARGAINS. 1915 MAX-
well with extras, $475. 1912 Abbot-
iletroit, $275 and Stevens-Duryea,
$150. Ilutlier M. Wright.
FOR SALE—FURS. JULIUS TES-
lny,’ 13111316 Main street, Bridgeport.
Manufacturing furrier. Repairing a
specialty. New furs always on hand.
028 lm
FOR SALE—ONE 1913 BUICK
016 if touring Car. 1912 E. M. F. touring car.‘
1912 Overland roadster. Wehrle's Gar-
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
d. 1 cent per Insertion. Inlblack-
THE. SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEI.
1
“Ads.”——TO Let:-
Busi‘ness and
r
TO LET.
To LET-6 ROOM COTTAGE—T0
adults only. Apply J. M. Layton & Co.,‘
inc, 5 itailroad avenue. n9 3t
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TO LET—FIVE ROOMS, GOOI) CON:
dition, stationery range, hot and cold
water, electric lights, on trolley line.
inquire E. Gager, McKinley place. Ro-
wayton, Ct. :19 3t
To LETvHUl'SlCS, FLATS, TEXE-
inents. barns, manufactory with pow-
er, rents in Norwallt, South Norwalk.
‘ ice-st Norwaik and liowayton. Can sat‘
my all comers with our rent list. Ray-
mond iirothers 137 Washington street.
118 at
T0 LET—ONE NICEIA’ FURNISH-
ed large front room. Suitable for two.
llath and all modern conveniences.
Private family. Address 12 Hamilton
avenue. nil 3t
TO LET~FUIINISHED ROOMS
for light house keeping. kitchen, bed-
room and pantry. Gas and coal range,
running water, dishes and cooking
utensils, it lizit‘iland street, So. Nor.
walk, n9 3t
T0 LET—FlVE ROOMS. GOOD LO-
ciition. Rent reasonable. F. Hopp, 35
Cove avenue, East Norwalk. n8 3t
To LET—HOUSE, SEVEN ROOMS
and bath. All improvements, No. 7
'ltowan street. inquire it. E. Morgan,
198 East avenue. n8 3t
T0 LET—THE FIRST FLOOR 0F
- ACTIVITIES OF INFANTRY
RESUMED ON THE FRONT
OF FRANCE. PARIS SAYS.
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can sustain the attack for a short!
period the French should be ablei
to join them south of Veies. i
The Russians contigue their
policy of sharp and unexpected
attacks at various points along
the front. The latest of these at-
tacks, according to Petrograd,
consisted of three successful as-
saults southwest of Riga, two
southwest of Dvinsk ‘and three
west of the Styr, south of the
Pripet marshes, where the Aus‘
tro-German line was broken in
two places.
Except for artillery exchanges
on the western front, nothing of
great importance has occurred re»
cently in that theater of war.
TOKlO, Nov. IO.——F0ur Russian
army oliicers have arrived in Japan
to supervise as experts the output of
munitions and supplies now being:
manufactured for the Russian armies.
’I‘he oflicers are planning to leave for
‘the united States in about a {on
night to fulfill a similar mission in
that country.
If you are contemplating furnishing
a new home or adding furniture or
bousefurnishings to your present one,
you should inspect the line shown by
the W. J. Collins Co. Their stock and
assortments are the largest. quality
the highest, prices the lowest. See
adv.
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Pillow
WHERE EVERYBODY GOES."
Mat. 2:15, Eve. 7:15 and 9
Balcony 5c. Orchestra 10C.
TODAY
Lnliin Presents
tion of the Grand Midge, Order of
PAGE THREE
DON’l 800”), M0lHtR!
llli ClitlSS Clillil l8 ,
BIHOUS, filtlllSll,
Look at Tongue! if Coated, Clean Lit-
tie Stomach, Liver, Bowelo.
Don't scold your fl't‘lflll, peevish
child. See it tongue is coated: this is
a sure sign its little stomach. liver and
bowels are clogged with sour waste.
When listless, pale, feverish. full of
cold, breath bad threat sore, doesn’t
eat. sleep or act naturallyfihas stoni-
achache, indigestion, diarrhoea, give a
teaspoonful of “California Syrup of
Figs," and sour bile and fermenting
food passes out of the bowels and you
have a well and playful child again.
Children love this harmless "fruit lax-
ative,” and mothers can rest easy af-
ter giving it, because it never fails to
make their little “insides” clean and
sweet.
Keep it handy, Mother! A little giv-
en today saves a sick child tomorrow,
but get the genuine. Ask your drug-
gist fungal-cent bottle of “California
Syrup of Figs," which has directions
for babies, children of all ages and for
grownups plainly on the bottle. ‘Re-
member there are counterfeits sold
here. so surely look and see that yours
is made by the “california Fig Syrup
Company." Hand back with contempt
any other fig syrup.
TRACK FOREMEN MEET.
HARTFORD, Conn., Nov. 9.—Dele-
gates to the eleventh annual conven-
O
Railroad Track Foreinen of America
devoted most. of the opening session‘
in the Hotel Garde this morning to
the appointment. of committees which
succeeded to outline the business for
the sessions this afternoon and Wed-
nesday morning. The convention will
close Wednesday at noon following
the election of officers. 5
This afternoon's meeting was given:
over to the revision of- By-LaWs and!
the formation of new rules governlngl
the subordinate lodges throughout
ent.
THEATRE
Scene from the Musical Comedy “Adele," at Reg
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REGEN’
BOX OFFICE ALWAYS OPEN
Today ‘ Tues d iy
BUSINESS NOTICE age. 11 Raymond street. n it" , y _ _ Connecticut, Rhode island, Massacllll ' Paramount Presents the Exquisite Qt=ir MARIE DORO
S , he. 11 High street. South Not-walk;a A film version of the spect..culai' sells and New York. In her second great screen triumph in a ianc1iul romance
A. MODNE, 70 NORTH MAIN ST l . in rooms and “me rooms. Improve ““104"de There are about fifty delegates 101 of the Orient
South Norwalk BicyCles m .,‘ tlllelllS. Inquire “f MIIS‘ James Golden. - tit 'ention The order is made W ' 9)
- . otorcyclesi , ‘1 l . . u o , 9 6 com . . “ ,
and Sundries. Both sold nd exchanged. , LEGAL ' NOIICES ‘4 I‘dirfidd avenue. “5 ti; Th” Grea' R"! y up of track i’oremen in the einolnv oil IHE BITE PEA BL
EXDert repairing. Baby carriages re- ~ -— L ‘ V“ "w IS! 3 nets of intense dramatic action the New York, New Haven and Hart- All Seats m CentS. Boxes and Logos 20 Cents.
paired. We do vulcanlzlng. Prices re“. District of Norwalk, ss. Probate: TO guy—“3b IDE‘ T‘AI‘ "00‘?” ,5 featuring ford. and the Central New England: .
aonable. ‘(‘ourt. N9Vember 9th, A. I1, 1915. jover {he .eopies :I‘rusl (.o., {Grimm-”l 0 t ' H d rth d G Railroads, and has more than 700‘ wednCSday Matinee and Night’ NOV. 10 (4 complete
7 .. Estate of Minnie Miller, late of Nor‘ :cctulpied bill): ~\\‘eed, H‘ D'OS' \ijolli‘ c avua an we in cargo members in the four states where it_ shows 2235, 3:40, 7:30, 9)
”'1'“ AND WRIGHT HAVING walk in said District, deceased. ur 19”)” cu a” nquire at W ‘ l, s°“'° Spencer is represented. I,” The (ircatcst of All Motion Pictures
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reduced their exlioness to a minimum, The Court of Probate for the his (Agar L0" 3 “ashlngton street.
will give astonishing low prices on tri(f of \‘orvulk h ‘ M ti
- . 'i , ath limited and al- - , -— ..
painting, Daperhanging and ~general lowed six months from the date here-E TO LET ROOM (“OTTrjAhb' “H“
lobbinx. 274 East avenue and 10 Con of for the creditors of said Estate to all improvements. Also “ room m"
tage street. Tel. 1271-3. or 743-2. exhibit their charms for settlemeiit.l‘mg0‘ Nos' 5 and 6 “mega Court. In-
-_~-.-.- . _ [Those who neglect to New“ , m aciqulre .1. "term, Central Hotel. or 121
counts, properly attested, within saldi MM" street, Norwalk. M M
]time will be debarred a recovery. All , ‘ ‘ ,
.persons indebted to said estate are re-l I :0 LETJG t 20031 \‘ (“0,111MI'L
ioui-std to make immediate payment to, .a rencc ‘ rec ' 0“ l ‘ 0mg ' n-
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JACOB Mll.l.l*1R, lquire R. Joselovsky, 52 \\ titer street,
South horwalk or 4 Cove avenue, East
Administratorl
Norwalk. iii ti
one State Highway Commissioner, i SOLVENT NOTICE. "’k —
(Room 27, State Capitol, Hartford, CL,‘ District of Norwalk, ss. Probate! To LET‘JPHREE 5 ROOM APART
until 2 I). m., Monday, November 15th, Court. November 2nd, A. D., 1915. iments. No- 70'” NON“ Main “”99“
11915. for the following sections of Estate. of Edward Warzansky late of With “11 improvements, newly decorat-
state road work and bridge Work in Norwalk, in said District, deceased “‘1 at $15 a montli. A 5‘3"?" room
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Propoials For State
Work. .
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oaled proposals will be received by‘
accordance with )lans _ 4 cottage with all modern improve-
tlons on tiled in tlie ofllcznodf 3:00:30 otTNErgriit hzgrfiimifdteorah’de 311213;; ments, 12 Lincoln avenue. Inquire
Highway Commissioner and at the fol.fsix months from the date hereof forimmod Grocery Company.
Jowmg places; i the creditors of said‘Estate to exhibit
Town of Weston: About 8425 linear'tlieir claims for settlement. Those Who! To LET—RENOVATED THROUGH.
feet of Native Stone Macadam con. ‘ neglect to present their accounts, pro- ? out, newly papered, in first class con-
struction. Plans and specifications at perly attested, within said time, wiliidmon' eight excellent rooms. House
{Town Clerk's office, Town Hall, Wes- be debarred a recovery. All persons I well iocatedkcentral, modern improve
.ton. Town of Wilton: Construction or indebted to said Estate are requested ‘: meats. Rent reasonable. lnqui're No. 9
1W? (2) Reinforced Concrete ”T” Beam to make immediate payment to , Elizabeth street. 018 if
”“1398- as followes: First—Two: ROSE WERZANSKY ‘ ‘
1(2)“22 1561 Span bridges over the Nor-‘ >0 Administratrix 1'0 LET-‘8“: ROOMS AND “13' ‘
All modern improvements. Fine locall~
ty. Corner Woodward avenue and Riv:
or street, South‘Norwnilt. Apply'H; A.
Hessian, Pltnniior.‘ Page; nos-ii.
walk river near Cannon Station, Sec. Or [and & Land, Atornevs. n2 9 16-
nod-26 foot span bridge over the Nor-' , '-
Ni'alk river near Georgetown. Plans‘ District of Nofwallr as» Probate
and specifications at Town Clerk's of-i Nut-t; October 20th, A: D.. 1915.
lice, Wilton. -Also for the constructionl, Istate of Herman E. Malina late of
of about 1950 linear feet of Standard ”email: in saith District, deemed. -
iWood ‘Guard hailing in various tbwns. 1‘ The Court of Probte of the District
All bids must be accompanied by a'of Norwaik, hath limited and allowed
surety company bond or a certified ' six "month from thed ate. hereof for the
check not less than one-third of the creditors of said Estate to exhibit their
cost of the work. The State Highway; claims fonsettiement. Those who nea-
gmmissioner reserves the right to re- net to present their accounts, pro-
ford By and all bids. Dated at “811' I per], attested, within said time. will
i . onnectigut, November 2nd, 1915‘ be debarred a recovery. All persons in-
State H 1-7 - BENNETT. ldebted to said Estate are requested to
' ghway Commissioneril make immediate payment to “
Room 27, Capitol, Hartford, Conn. MAX MALMO
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The regular mt‘mthly meeting of the! Administrator
city council will be held tonight.‘
'n‘here is a large batch ofoblils to be' ITALY MAY SEND
passed upon, and mattersvrelatlng toi RO‘M'lII‘ERONngB TO ALBANIA
Humane Bailey Co. 126 If
To LET—VERY NICE '5 ROOM
apartment. Partial improvements.
_mt, Washington street; .' E‘se him~
‘waik. Apply 64 South Main st., or
phone 60. 528 if
GERMANS CAPTURE MAIN
‘SERBIAN POSITIONS
BERLIN, Novwg. by wireless
to Sayvillc. N. X’s—Capture by
the Germans of the main Serbian
positions south of Kralievo was
announced today by Army Head.
925 n1 8
severdl' city departments . will bel . ' via Paris, NOV- ' quarters.
touched upon by Mayor Cari Axel ?', 4'? a. Ill-T'What appears to In the capture 0f Krtisevac by
liarstrom. ‘ ’L a orccast “at Italy WI“ 501“! the Germans, 7,000-Serbians were
itroops toAlbania to aid the Serbs made prisoners.
’18 contained. '
- ‘ in a semi-officiali Fift cannon 'inclitdin ten
“$3,112: 5: trifliingxédhfih;g$f “Ptei WhiCh :93)“ “Hit While Italy : heavyypices, alsO were talfien at
' ' ' did "0t llal‘thva'ilte m the recentl Krusevac. South of this'city the
‘ in attendance at the brilliant and1 - - - - ,
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elaborate banQuet given‘in New Ha; expedition 0f theAllies to aSS‘StladVance 0f the Germ'ntis ‘5 COU‘
.Scrbia she has found a better way , finding and Gynnis Heights, on
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ven '1 honor of William J‘ M“"15““‘510 oppose the 'Atistro-German-l'theuleft bank of the Morava. have
ben stormed.
- n‘he state Knights of Columbus were. Bitilqarian attacks upon Serbia.
M" Mulligan“ 1'05“ i The way, the note says, was "
. ' lopcned by the I}
The automobilist who rammed int0j solves
the rear of the'Charles G. Renrdoniinvade
auto/mobile. at Greenwich. yesterday “Adriatic,
morning, was fined 839 in the Green-'
wich court, as a result. ' The local
, Inga was in attendance at the court'
rel-19m "
ulnarians themflBoyadjicff has reached the
when they threatened tolMorava at a point northwest of
Albania to reach tthAleksinac, about twenty miles
‘ _ a desngn so dangerous to 5 northwest of Nisli. Advancinar to
Italys interest ‘that “the mercithe west and sonthwestfof Ni‘sh
threat illust oblige. ltaly to takeithe B'iflgarians have . occupied
iappgopriate measures to frustrate
it Jaimediaely.”
alabont 25 miles below ‘N'ish‘.
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' T0 LET—ll UNION 5T. 7 ROOM .
mm Pom I! 6100. TM“
' The Bulgarian army-of Genera-1r.
Leskovac, on domain railroad _
SPECIAL FEATURE TOMORROW
WEDNESDAY
EDWIN ARDEN
Lute Star of “Exploits of Elaine"
in a ' part comedy dratna
“SIMON TH E JESTER"
THURSDAY
is “CARMEN" in the triumphant
Wm. Fox Production
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hysecmingymnew - VULCAN , REFLECTOR
GAS HEATER this week. ‘
Th‘e price is $3.75, which includes necessary length
of tubing and connection to existing gas outlet.
Hummmmwédn‘mmsweelwiorw -
full credit, if not satisfactory.
M i r ‘ ‘ 3’
STEAMSHIP’ YSER if“ H Y P O C ' .~
HAS BEEN TORPEDOEDl ‘ "HYPOCRITES" is the best icture ever offered to the thinking
\l “ll-1R8, Algeria. Nov. (LT gnhtlc. it. brings home in a. vivid manner the tremendous forces
"la Paris. 13:35 P- m-“"“'l.hc, “i which are opposing the welfare .t.. ..t .in. It tells the truth re.
’3, gurding matters which concerrtlie daily life of every man and woman
a. and child in the entire world. it is to be hoped that all adults who
~. see this picture, will use every t“lll"t ‘l\ il-«ldr nnwer to explain the
AR principals as to the real me. he of an allegorical of this nature. It
is a splendid opportunity for l rents to explain to their children
‘ many matters which require (. licate handling.
l5rcncliistcamship Yser. formerly;
known as the Dacia, which i’i’as‘
seized by a French cruiser lastf.
l’ebruarv while carrying a cargoi
of cotton from the l'iiitctl States
to (it'l'lllliilv, has been torpcdoctl
Positively no advance in prices. All seats 10C. Boxes me.
i THURSDAY MATINEE AND NIGHT, NOV. 11.
THE MOTION PICTURE AT WERE TAKEN IN
NORWALK FEATURING EDMUND BRE ESE
,“THE SONG OF .rir. WAGE SLAVE"
NO advance in prices. All seats IOC. Boxes and loges 20c.
FRIDAY SPECIAL MATINEE AND NIGHT, NOV. 12
The First Musical Comedy of the Season u n
The Successful International Sensation A l )ELE
With the original favorites. Direct from one year's run in
New York and London. Seats 1gow selling.
Bargain Matinee 25c, soc, 75c, LOO.
Evening, 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50
rinc.
Coming Soon—Geraldine Famr, the grand opera star ill the sen-
. BRUOMI picture "Carmen," produced by Paramount. now playing at
$2 prices in all big cities. Will be seen at the Regent with no advance .’
in prices. if you want to see a sensation, see Geraldine Farrar in '
a“
“Carmen." ' I,
coming Wednesday, Nov. i7—“THE ETERNAL CITY.”
's-iiiiiiii 1H MR .»
Phone 2300.
Special offer Positively
Closes Monday, Nov. 1511:
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Entire chkoi November Silt .(
hie unitea'iiiecinc Light & Water Co:
'PHONE 1680.
67 WALL ST.
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A N YTHI
Pin
‘lSiiES EVERYTHING . mark“ 25¢, 50¢,75¢.
on . ‘ ‘ Adam...
Mai-fifl‘fimhflmn 1'.
wanna-annual acclimation-I and out.
"I“ i We the ‘ a! ' ; .
fission”? vie v
W 1..“ J»; N 1']? ',. ..
Evening ~'
at '
8:15
NORWALK
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N E SEATS FOR ALL PERFORMANCES NOW ON SALE;
Every Eve., zoo seats at soc; 200 seats at 25c. “
"broilerfiliésult ‘
one or
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