THURSDAY, NOV. 18, 19:3
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Wants!
Professional Cards,
Miscellaneous ’
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“Ads.”—-“i‘o Let,
Business and
and
face or Caps, Double Price.
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five W ords orLess, 25c
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
TO LET.
TO LETfiFiVE ROOMS, GOOD IA)
WANTED.
WANTED—STRONG Bt‘x'i'
38.
ABOI 'i"
I FOR SALE.
TEAM wmrewasu ALUMNI. i
In a very interesting and exciting'
game of football, the F. J. H. S. toot
bail team, showed their superiority
over the Alumni of the echo! by thor-
oughly trouncing them to the tune of
14~0. The game was played at Amuse
ment park and there was a large body
of teachers and pupils on hand to
cheer for their favorites. The it‘. J. H
S. team got the jump from the start
and held it throughout the game. Plea»
sants and Navasky featured for the
victors, the former going around right
end in the second quarter, for the
first touchdown. ‘Navasky smashed
the line for god gains and took the
ball over for the second touchdown
FOR SALE—A GOOI) HORSE. AP-
ood opportunity for Fapid ad- calm” Rent reasonable. 1‘“ “0W 35* ply Crescent Laundry,South Norualk. l
{van “mm. New England Wire Cloth t'uvc atenue, East Norwalk. n1 3t his 3;
to, 145 Water street. " ' '
,__________, __ T0 LET-"jFWE ROOM FLAT‘CE' FOR SALEHAT A BARGAIN (HE
WANTEWLESLADY meant “a" Slme‘; ‘mpmvemems' 3 0mm, Ford touring car, practically 118“, be,
\l'aslung‘ton street. inquire Samuel ‘
enccd for cloaks and suit store. Apply
by letter. Box (3, qo Sentinel oflice.
WANTED~AN ELDERLY WOMAN
that wants a home and understands
South ‘.\'orwaik. nits if
To LETwCOMFOR'I‘AIE SIX
room cottage, in good condition. Hen:
ii bod ner,
ll.A i'to. . . .y‘ ,7
taking care of children. Apply 36 sec. I pp 3 J M Lam)“ & Lang“;
and street, East Norwalk, between .- _-
and . , - "m
:_fgp :1: n" 3‘ To LET—cornea, 3 PLEAS-
WANTED—PAINTERZIIf—‘lNQI, IRE ant rooms and large pantry. Iient
Ll Rudder, 108 South Main street 0,. $ti. inquire at 53 Osborn menue,
[elephone 1342.5. n16 3t East Noruaik.
WANTEDe-HUNGAKIAN WOMAN ' TO LET—ONE LARGE, PLEAS—
manta housework or washing Speaks ant, furnished room, with electric
English, Will go out or do washing lights and privilege of bath. 33 High
' at home. 13 Kossuth street. ,SU‘BEI. Norwalk. D17 31
"~ 1' —— . .1 ‘- ' . ‘
W A N T E iii—SEVERAL F1 R S 'I‘ , O LET FIGHT ROOMS, M) 73
Vicst street, corner Taylor avenue.
CLASS TWIST HANDS FOR LEVER
LACE MACHINES, BOTH TOP 0N1)
[BOTTOM BAR HANIB. GOOD MON,
$15 per month. No bath. inquire H. B.
Siauson, View Crest, South Norwalk.
ncv CAN BE MADE BY CAPABLE' "'7 3'
IMEN. ADDRESS A. 'r.. sanrta’nn‘
n16 3t TO LET~SIX ROOM COTTAGE
with all improvements 12 Llnco n ave—
nue, 6 room with al improv ments.
32 Taylor avenue; 5 rooms with all
improvements 722 North Main street.
tinquire United Grocery Company, No
Main street
WANTED—A LADY TEACHER
for a bright foreign young man to
teach English language. Must have lit-
tle experience. Address “A" cio Sen
dinel. n16 3t
WANTED~TO BUY ALL ratios
)1 cattle and calves and trade or sell
trash cows and springers. Friedman,
South Norwalk. Tel. L151.
TO LET~2 CONNECTING FURN-
ished rooms with stove, running wa-
ter, gas and all conveniences for
light housekeeping. $1.0 per week'
__'inquire 214 East avenue. nits 8t
INC..
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CLUETT, PEABODY'K: C0,,
Munt~ prov cments 1 1.. " acres of land, barn,
. Experienced operators on power ma chicken house, fruit ttces, small cot-l
3 M11163 rings on ptolnises. licnt $30. Gregory
—' iloulcvard. Five room apartment beati-
i LOST. titul view of Sound. First class condi-
. -- tlun. Rent 312. East Washington 81..
LOST-”LADIES' GOLD WATCH IN East Norwalk. inquire Dr. Bohunnan.
leather bracelet. Initial E. M. Lost be. {5; South Malt! St. Phone 60. mo ti
tween Conueally & Brackcn‘s and cor-.
street. Reward for return to Sentinel."
ms 31
To LETwTiIIC FIRST FLOOR or
No. 11 Iligb street,
iii rooms and ni'tic rooms.
”fl. ._. ........_._-...._..
in aluminum case. Lost Saturday} it‘airilcld avenue. p.311
Winder will receive reward on leav-E ._ 4...... .. OW...»
' tug at tho otlice of the C. S. Trowg‘ TO LET——THE DENTAL ROOMS"
lb rid ge Co.
over the Pcoplc's Trust Co.
occupied by Dr. Weed. B. D. S.
WANTED‘AIAN AS NIGHT FIRM-
,Q nuan Apply ‘1' S'mps‘m Brothers, Cigar (‘o.. 3 Washington street.
.. Stevens street n18 3t ._ ,_ __
. NVIIANTED~1R01N Kiln—rilvj—nsmgvon To LET"; "00‘“ COTTAGE wrru
.. ,4 first class floor mouldcrs for light all improvements. Also 5 room cot-
“ and medium heavy grey iron castings. "'go' Nos. 5 and G IIISGSII Court. In—
‘ lApply at once to The Yale & 'I‘owne quire .l. Disesa, Central Hotel, or 121
§ Mfg Co Stamford Conn n18 3tlilaln street. Norwalk. n4 (it
; u o, ( , , . t _—
, austu ass 'Norlcss
THUMAN HAIR GOODS THAT WILL
match one's hair, cost no more and
are above criticism. Combings made
lip. Hair dyed and eghangcd. Mme.
Ingraham, Atlantic {quot-e, over Rik-
ers drug store, Stamford, Conn.
Militia: ""'
‘WHERE EVERYBODY GOES."
Mat. 2:15, Eve. 7:15 and 9
Balcony 5c. Orchestra 10c.
A. moousno NORTH MAIN an?
South Norwaik. Bicycles, motorcycloal
and Sundries. Both sold nd exchanged l
Expert repairing. Baby carbiages rel
paired. We do vulcanlzlng. Prices res
sortable."
TODAY, THURSDAY, TODAY
WILLIAM , FOX
Announces the screen debut of the
crowned monarchs of the stage
ROBERT MANTELL
. and
Miss Genevieve Hamper
in the startling modern drama
“THE BLINDNESS OF DEVO-
TION”
COMING TOMORROW
Edwin August and Lillian Tucker
F'sul‘I'LIA'r—iONs' WANrEEfiFs if you
fire obtained by advertisinqu the
est employers. The Sentinel reaches
. ma class in Newalk and vicinity.
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The New Science
. DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIU' m
. “:Ohiropractic is the definition or the "EV'DE‘NCE"
._ .' . 2. ‘cause of the disease and the art oi
. . SATURDAY
adjusting the same. Disease is caused ~
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the'l
back Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the dinerent organs and
'lutba
CHARLES CHAPLIN in .
“A NIGHT IN THE SHOW"
. COMING WED., NOV. 24th
Clara Kimball Young In
TO LET-~S'I‘ONE HOUSE. ALL I.\i.i
South Norwnik; '1
_. Improve-l
LOST-A PAIR 0}“ EYEGLASSES menis. inquire of Mrs. James Golden,;
formerly '
For '
further particulars inquire at Old \i’cll}
“TRILBY”
Chiropractors remove me cause or
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys
. toms in'your body. Female trouble:
given special attention: also tit-"mm
'ot the spun. You will never regret
. giving the Chiropractor a chance to
. help you.
Magnetic treatment: given also.“
T.’Francis, D. C.
34 Washington St. So. Not-walk. Conn.
Graduate tron Pall-or School; It
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HOSPITAL SHIP
ANGLIA SUNK
LONDON. Not. 18.——T be
British hospital ship Anglia was
sunk by a mine in the English
Channel yefitcrday
drcd men “ore saved out of a'
total of 385.
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FRENCH URGED TO USE
ASPHYXIATING GAS
PARIS, Nov. r8, 5 a. tn.—-—The
Senate Army Committee presid-
1 "“’ ed over by Georges Clemenceau,’
~8uttinelclautilod advertises “ii-has passed a resolution urging
on which other 9091’” the unrestricted
do. ing gas by French troops. :
Three bun—1
use of asphyxiat J
:1 mod car for jitney or for pleasurep
Inquire t‘ S. llyxbee, 3
Cedar street,
South Xorwalk. ‘
FOR SALE—FAV Y IIQME RAIS
ed to older and deliver. Nichols’
Also small roasting pigs, geese ani'
“ chickens. Order early, supply limited.
:tu Myrtle street or telephone 1219-3.
FOR SALE—410MB GROWN ratc-
cases chicks, 22c, broilers. roasting
chickens, spring hatch ducks, 250, kill-,
gcd t'o order and delivered. Nickolas
,Poultry yard, 214 East avenue, Tele»
phone 243.4. ms 3t
FOR SALE—ONE FAMILY COW.
; Fresh in March. Apply James Mesally,
40 Stuart avenue, Norwalk.
FOR SALE-19“; MITCHELL, SIX
cylinder touring car slightly used.
consider trade of smaller car.
Address S F. R. c“,o Sentinel. n17 3".
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FOR—w SALEwTIIItEE FX’I‘RA FINE
'WhIte \‘i'yandotte Cockerels bred di-
rect from John Martin's ‘Itegal strain
-.._..«.~.__- V w- .
- and Burd's 200 egg layer. C. N. Smith
factory, 85 Spring street.
FOR SALE—4913 FlANDEitS,
$275.19” Ford Roadster $225 1915
“Overland Six $750. All these cars in
first class condition. Guaranteed.
Vaast Bros. Garage, Phone 1360, So.
'Norwalk, Conn. n16 3t
l FOR SALE-~MO'1‘ORCYt‘iJ“. am)
side tar, fully equipped. t‘heap. Robt.
iA. Burt, 434 Fast Main street, Bridge-
I port.
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l FOR SALE—FURS. JULIUS T1475
iny, 13141316 Main street Bridgeport.
__liiianufncturing i'urricr. Repairing a
Ispecialty. New turs always on band.
028 lm
FOR SALE-«ONE 1913 Bi‘lt‘K
,touring Car. 1191:: It). Ill. F. touring car.
11912 Overland roadster. Weltrlo's (lur-
age, 11 Raymond street. n if
TO LET-IIPZNOVATICD THROUGH
out, newly papercd. in first class con-
dition, eight excellent rooms. House
well located, central, modern improve-
ments. Rent reasonable. Inquire No. 9
Elizabeth street.
'ro LET—SIX ROOMS AND BATH.
All modern improvements. Fine locali-
ty. Corner Woodward avenue and Riv-
Hegoieln, Plumber. Phone 1106-12.
a matter of “business policy.”
‘ ttut tongs
——NOTICE.
Notice is hereby giten to all per-
sons interested that public hearings
will be held by the Board of Estimate
and Taxation on the evenings herein-
after named at which time the bud-
l 0
gets of the different departments of;
the city will be taken up.
' Monday evening, November 22,
dministrative Department.
Tuesday evening November
1915. Fire. Police and Health Depart-
ments.
Wednesday evening, November 2},
1915. Town Clerk, City Hall, Printing,
Charity, Building Departments and
O
2.).
the budgets of the First, Second and
Third Taxing Districts.
‘ i All the above hearings will be held
tin the Council Chambers, City Hall in
‘the Second District and said hearings
will commence at. 8 o'clock in the er e-
hing.
STEPHEN DOK-US.
i, Members of Lady Washington
lbodge, No. 21, Shepherds of Bethieé
hem-who will tomorrow attend the
funeral of Joseph Whitley will meet
in the lodge rooms at 1:330 o’clock for
the purpose of attending in a body.
M
'—-Sentin,ei classified advertisers so. '
com'pilsh' thinks which other poophi
.meroly wish Biscuit! d
or street, South Norwalk. Apply ll. 11.:
To LETmzt uxtorc ST. 7 noon
apartment. Possealun at once. The
Hatch and Bailey Co. 126 ti'
~vou'o READ THE SENTINELE ‘
needed help in the office, factory or', .
home—read and investigate them as. _
1915‘
Clerk Board of Estimate. .
in the last quarter. i’ieasanta kicked
both goals.
l The line up:—
'1’. J. H. S F. J. H. S. Alumni
Meeker Joel
Left End
Eckland Foster
i Left Tackle
Bardos Hoisting
Left Guard
McKibbon Libner
Center
Sherwood McKibbon
Right Guard
Soderstrom, Finch Lincoln
Right Tackle \
Merrlfield, Capt. Valentine
Right End
Pleasants Plunkett, Capt.
Left liait Back
Navaaky Chariott
Full Back
Tito ’ M. Tarlov
Right Halt liack
L. Tarlov Biber.
I Quarterback.
Touchdowns, Pleasanta i. Navasky,
1. Goals from placement, Pleasants 2.
Referee, Copley; Umpire, Loncbak.
AUSTRIAN AEROPLANE
BOMBARDS BELLUNO
lllil.l.l'l\'(), Italy, Nov. I7,
via l’aris. Nam: 18, 1 a. nt.-:\n
Austrian aeroplane throw fivc
bombs on tltc city at 8 o'clock
this morning, but only one of
tltcut exploded. 'l'brt'c persons
were slightly injured. N0 tnatcr.
ial llatuagc “as done.
lbt ltlmtt of tllc atrial filltl oi
lit-lulu» appatcnth clears up the
Rmut «liqiztttlt sent out list ill;
by lllt‘ Siciaui Nouns Agency,
\\'lllt‘ll said an \ustriuu aeroplane
appttttttl ‘(ncr the tin" at
otlntk (mtl tlrnppctl inc bombx
lhc name of the plate bomb lltlt' .
u as not givm and it “as tuft rr. t1
the dispatch might rein to lx’nmt.
Ilclluun is (in the l‘lma. tilt.»
om: miles north of \ cnit‘c.
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,FRANKLIR JUNIOR HIGH scuoot traumas ARE
CAPTURING GORIZIA
’ROMIZ, .\0\ t; \lEl
Nov.18, 1:45 a. m.—:\ victory
for the Italian lt)l’t‘t‘.\ “inch is
amounting to the capture of
Gorilla was announced tonight
by the War ( iffirc. :\ strong Alls-
triau position northwest of the
city was rapturctl. 'l‘ltc stutt-
mcnt iollous:
”There is great activity on the
part of the artillery on both sides
of thc from The enemy‘s artll‘
lery seeks not only to strike at
our defenses but above all to
destroy systematically the (‘OLth
try conquered by us. even where
there are no cilcctive garrisous
of our troops.
”Thus. (m Nov. 14. the cucmv
firctl 12inch slit'lls into the \‘il-
logos of Locca autl llcsscct‘a in
Control Vallc}: Yesterday the
enemy's batteries directed bom-
bartlmcnts against the 011cc flour—I
isliiug towns of Mosa and Luci—
Illt‘O, on the lsouzo front. Thea-3
towns are now heaps of smoking
ruins-
“Our infantry took by assault
a snoutr cuiraucluncut on
ltctght nortl‘mtst of (voriziu. Iii
this position \it found a luap of
torpscs and a large amount of
\var materials.
“()u the (arm. in the Monte
Sim \ll"l“'lt‘ ltilit'. lllli‘lllg‘ llit‘
nitrltt of No\.1516 and on He
lollmtiugr lllOllllllg the enemy rc—
newctl his attatks on tltt pom—
tlons rct‘cntlv conqucrul bx us
He was t‘cpttlst ‘tl rcpcatttllv. ll‘t\-
mg in (lllleZlililS two machine
guns and si\t\ nrisoncrs
“bout “as an ofitttr
"Acroplaucs of the cncmy y‘cs—
tcrday tlmppcrl bombs on \lla.
'I lterc was no loss of litc or damn '
age to property.
..'
Judge Scott, of the Common Pleas
Court. has recovered from his recent
Judge John J. Walsh, of this
duties
illness.
city, cared for Judge Scott's
during his absence from court.
Winn—'"M
A supper, last evening in Red Men‘s
Hall, on West Washington street. was
enjoyed under the auspices of Lady
Jennings Lodge, Shepherds of llotlilo- 7-";
hem. The affair was a distinct suc- l
cess considered socially.
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Attorncy John J. (‘unco \viil taltt
an appeal from the $22 fine imposed
by
the
yesterday morn-
drunk-
enness and assault. on Edward Smith,
of Pine street,
Yosburgh, of
on James Reid,
ludgc (It-urge ll.
downtown city court,
ing. Reid was convicted of
l‘aris,' ‘
the, '
out of;
h—.5
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Afgp EXII'II SPECIEIIS ®
Pure Lard, 3 lb. 12'/2c
BestCreamery Butter,a lb. 330
7 Rolls Toilet Paper for 250
7 Boxes Matches for 250
Iona Com, 3 can 7c
2 Jars A&P Jams for 250
Not a Seed Raisin, 3 pkg. 12c
Seeded Raisins, a pkg. 100
Clover Milk, a can 10c
Iona Spinach, acan 8c
A Chance to fill your stamp books
for the Holidays
IOO Stamps Free with one 70 Stamps Free With two
can A. & P. Baking Pow-
der, at
bottles Pure Ext, each
3 ..............50t: 25c
Extra Stamps with Teas and Coffees
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lot) with I pound at .. 70c 30 With 1 pound at .. 35c
75 with I pound at .. 60c 25 with 1 pound at .. 32c .
60 with 1 pound at .. soc 20 with I pound at .. 30c '
‘ 10 Stamps Free with 1 can Spices
, any kind, 10c
.3 'i he Great A. 8: P. Tea Co.
r24 WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. No. 909. Free Delivery.
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Daily Matinee 2 :20.
Til-(lily
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BOX OFFICE ALWAYS (W’T‘N
Evening 7:15 till 10:30 (2 Shows)
Thursda
Metro Offers
MADAM Plil‘lliiVA in
‘IMY MADONNA”
5 Wonder.’ ul Parts.
today
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Tomorrow Night, Friday Nov. 15
Seats N6w on Sale _
- 255d. 7509. $1.00. $1.50
Saturdav, Nov 20
SiPSramount Offers BLANOHE SWEET in
“SECRET Slit”
an Seats 10 c'ents.
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Boxes 20 cents.
TUE: NIGHT, NOV. 30, a brand
..‘”...
comma MON. nov. 92, Metro Masterpiece “TABLES TURNED."
TUES. NOV- 23. Paramount. Blanche Ring in “THE YANKEE GIRL",
'weo.‘ nov. 24 Walker Whiteside in “THE'IMELTING POT."
fTHune. nov. 25, Thanksgiving 'Day monsw MAoK HIMSELF IN
THE new ROMANTIC COMEDY DRAMA “THE iRISH puns.
N.'.' Seats on sale this Saturday. ‘
TAT" with company or llio and orchestra pt 30.
Coming Soon—Geraldine Far:
cations! picturé "Cameo," produced by Paramount. now playing at
32 prices in all big cities. Will be seen at the Regent with no advance},
' It you want to see "attention. see Glfilldlmi Fanni- in
new musical comedy “TIT FOR
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the grand opera star in the son
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- Kitchen -
5:3: "
3,: is overcrowded by the
i'i’t use of separate coal and
If gar. ranges, taking up
' t‘ “: valuable space. By com-
fat hiring the two ranges
{'51 m ch more roomwouid
..' result. ..-_
fE-‘l' The new Quality
if: Combination C231 and
Gas Range is designed W
to use coal to heat the ,
room and water, and
for top cool sing, and a .‘73
complete ,Uas equip—
ment {or top cooking,
baking, brolling and
roasting, taking only 3
the space of an ordi- PRICE $35 10 . ;;
nary kitchen range. TO $56.70 I ..
The prices are very reasonable, and our Range
Club oflcro gives yOu liberal time to pay for your
range and a spottash 10% discount as well.
I0 SELECT Ilillld
SIX mrramr nouns
The bailed Electric light & Water Co.
' WALL s12 ‘PHONE 1680. NORWALK
CURIOUS PEOPLE NOT ALLOWED
IN PRISON.
EBALKAN EXPEDITION
;' IN CRITICAL STAGE
l PARIS, Nov. 18."—-Our expe-
'dition' in the Balkans is reachinga
,critical stage,’ tclegraphs the cor»
respondent at Saloniki of the
Journal under (late of Sunday. He
adds:
1 “Notwithstanding appeals by
}C()tttpctcttt personagcs our tic-
inforccmcnts are not anything,
like the number required. Our
enemies have decided to nip in
the bud at any cost our ofl'cnsivc
in the east, and are prepared to
resort to any means to obtain the
necessary assistance.
"I a’dvancc nothing whereof I,
amt not absolutel sure. We?
must be prepared fir any news.
Warden Garner Abolishe. Wednesday
Visiting Periods for Pubiig.
With a view toward eliminating”
visitors who call at the state prism
at Wethersfleld merely out of mellbid."
curiosity, Warden Ward A. Garner,
has abolished the rule whl't'fh lit the"
institution open for public visitatim‘n‘
each Wednesday. Under the néw' rogu-
latlons, practically only those' . who
have relatives within the prison wall _
may visit there now, their day being
Friday. Social workers wiilfio per”—
?mited to enter the institution, acute
uni. ,
Warden Garner says that a, Torr
large percentage of the people who
even the most unexpected and “’0‘! advantage of the Wednesday-
cven that which seems thefllsliins 99le We“? “mm WNW
craziest. We moat have reinforce- Im'ly you!!! Elf". W110 “mill! chow
nicd‘lh m- large numbersot oocé “(mimosa solace to spend in one
or re-embark while then is yet moon, "but they had nothing else
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