'fvf‘
«(r »‘ . . .
.. .--,,c‘.
; 4"."
lg. ..,..
f $7,535.0- H; Gartman, Old Rowland
7,, M-‘M90NE. 70 NORTH mm on!
‘. .Iimth Not-welt. Blcyciu, momma.
, "ant—
Olasdfied “Ads.”~—To Let,
l
Professional Cards, , and ';
Mlscellan '
LASSIFIED Advertisements on mince. Twenty-Five Words orIieu. 25c
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
Fcr Bale, ‘ Business and
Wants!-
80118——
_ face or Caps, Double Price.
son 3m 1 To LIT. WANTED-
'- i m , ,— —- "-
FOR SALE—SET OF BOOKS 1x, To LET __ COMPLETED AND WANTED—EXPERIENCED OPER-i
good t-ondu tun
nue.
alurb on Singer macuint-s, to sea rain-j
lcoast. Apply to Victoria Waterproof}
It‘o, no Water street, South Noruaék ‘
“"1“”? 31 Taylor 3"“ ready for occupancy, one apartment
I” 11‘ with improvements. One block from
l West avenue Inquire at 47 West ave-
nue, South Norwalk or phone 458. l [H ‘31
FOR SALE—fill EAI’, IMMEDIATE
Iy, one good sized safe and a complete ‘ ill 3ti i
addressoeraph. Machine equipment . —‘ WANTED—A YOUNG MAN UVER‘
Apply at South NOI‘\\alk EleCU‘lt’ TO LET~SIX noons, FIRST,” ”“3"“ °‘ “‘5“ ‘0" “we “'1“ 5““:
room work. One with experienw weft
r W, _ __ _7_ __ ferreti.
FOR SALE—MOST DESIRABLL‘ T0 LET~€IX ROOMS, 52 spmxm !
home on max Hill Road, near business street. Inquire LA. Rudder, 103 $0.: WANTED-1\11;N AX“ W051 EN T0
petition. fine yard and all modern im- Main street. Telephone 1342-5, fll 3tiwork in shoe factory. Good pay if
M'orlis, State street. til tit floor. Inquire at 33 Merwin street.
Address X, Sentinel.
Ill 31
provemmm Address J. t.., c,o Senti- , .__--,_,_ __-... . urupahle. (‘aill at once. H. Jacob and
net. “4 3t T0 LET—TWO CONNECTING FUIIN‘ Sons, Shoe Manufacturers, Belden‘
islied rooms. With gas plate, running avenue, Norwallt, 1’14 3t‘
' water, Cook stove and conveniences for —I
illg’hi housekeeping. $2.50 per weekt WANTED—BRIGHT YOUNG MEN
214 East avenue. til 3t‘20 to 25 years of age, in shirt stocki
To LET emotion no it‘mom' Cluen’ Peabwy 8‘ 0°" lnc'
‘ Lincoln avenue, 6 rooms and bath. Alli
improvements. Rent 820. Inquire ot‘
. FOB SALE—ESTABLISHED SUC-
Qessful job printing business. Can be
bought on easy terms. A fine OpWI-'
tunity‘to secure a paying business. A.,
(3., Sentinel.
—
GERM Ai.\' “ON AN
‘.
WANTED
. . .
Neil O’Brien, head 0! the great Ant and night, Thursday, February l7.
til (it erican Minstrels who appear in Not
walk at the Regent theatre, matinee
Seats are. now on sale.
, {QR'SALE—JEGGS FOR SETTINGW‘ E. Hoyt.
from Barred Plymouth Rocks, Rhode, _ , ‘
Istanditeos and White Leghorns, 50: To LET—MARCH 131‘, s noouiDemmh' menw‘m
each. ’Good size' Fine markings, fineéflat, hard wood iloons. All improve- Norwalk.
color. Telephone connection. Juniuslments. Mrs. F. ll. Fitch, 118 ‘Soutlfir
[Brownm Elni Grove St. 112 31 ‘ Main street. {9 ti
‘ / e
‘.-.-M SALE—J‘OUR YEAR OLD To LET—ONE HALF HOUSE,
902w. Coming fresh next week. First West side of 21 Union sreet. Seven
' Vinilker. and all right In every‘momii and bath: Steam heater. elec-
tric lights, all new, gas range connec-
lam” Newly painted interior and ex-
. ‘ ‘. terlor. New upAtodate plumbing. Rent
1 m ,8ALE»,—19 FOOT LAUNCH, 51320 per month. Possession at once,
II. 1". Royal engine. Top, sides, life. The Hatch A: Bailey 00., 29 Marshall:
reservers, skill. oars. um. lights, etc. ‘ street. South Norwnlk. to it
125.00, or. will exchange for auto,l
,"Lauiich." clo Sentinel. til 3ti
‘ ‘- ~ 'floors a w t y
‘ rcn SALE—EASY Taurus, 6i , nd i 0 our room floors
rooin bungalows, nil
improvements
anoln avenue, $3,000. 6 room cot-x from depot. Inquire 84 \‘t’oodward’aVe-i 110x 135. Itownyton. Reward.
[email lIlel'OVtmieI'iIS. Woodwardlnue Tel 1106-1“
avenue,
tit 3t‘
l
WANTED-«A YOUNG GIRI. ’10 AS-‘
slot with housework .invfauiily oi tfio.‘
Good item» tor right party. unrest!
WANTED—3T0. nnv ALL KINDS
of cattle, calves and poultry. Best,
l
Fairing ~Weston, Conn.
cows and springer; Friedman, Southl
Norwnlk. Tel. mt. ‘
L693?
’70 Lare'rwo mum noon. LOST-rsAWRDA‘V
w
in mi
“ “ ' TURKEY MAKES ’ t
| OFFICIAL STATEMENT
LUNIX )N, Feb. l4. 8:30 :1. ill.
———.'\n Amstcrdam dispatch to the
't Arnie, $3,600 to 34,500; House, 13:
t oms, Grove street, $6.500.
corner Ith'st avenue and St. John St.,
East iNorivalk, $8,000. For particulars
Inquire of C. E. IIont at The South
Norwaik Trust (‘0. (9 0t
House, i ’
'ro LET—THREE APARTMENTS
at 55 and 57 Spring street consistiugl
of five and six rooms with improvo‘, . ,
"mus. Inquire Mrs. IL 'i‘arlov, 1 6,‘(Actt-tral News says that the fol—
.Grove St. Telephone 13934: “M". lowing officutl announcement has
, '_ been issued at t'onstitntittoplc by
FOR SALE—1915 CH‘EWIOL'E'I‘. To LET—FIVE ROOM FLAT CE’lllt‘ Turkish '\\'ar ()fiicc: ‘
touring seltctat‘ter, 1,13 Overland dar ltreet; improvements. 3 omcea,2 ‘illtt tlic ltctghliorlumd of \dctt,
r0843!“ 1913 Buick touring, 19121 Washington street. Inquire Samuel 3 Ilritislt entrenched troops wort-
Marion touring. Webrie's Garage. Roodrter south Norwalk. n18 “illllilt'lx't‘tl by 'l‘urks. At some
11 Raymond 'St. South Nowaik. J29-3v.: __ 1 points the liritisli rctircd to with
~ -. _, To LET—STONEHOUSE.ALL ”blin r‘angc of llritisli naval guns.
V FOR SALE—FAMILY LIQUOR provements. 1 1-2 acres of land, burn; ”Um“: ”I" ““"ll' PM"! of llccciii-
more or Just the license. It can be,chlcken house, fruit trees, small cot-1'1"" “"0 “films “I out cantt-l
“lisfered any piece In town, | [00d tags on premises. Rent 830. Gregory‘ “dc” attacked a 13ml“ l)“SI 1""
wportunlty tor a grocery store to‘Bouievard. Inquire Dr. nonhuman-‘3‘“? Slit-iii llosmnn and llur.
have liquor and groceries combined} 64 South Main St. Phoneitlo. 1110ttiL““-‘ld"mmc 105535 WW“ inflicted-
lust pell uulok. Inquire J. Beam? gonl the lritisli. On Dec. 8 an~|
iottcr ct r 'i r .. . ~-
grxmum’gomer of Monroe ”in! CANADA “THREATENED . tgagt utnt otturrt d llt
BY INVASION”
1I\\'t‘l'll our catncl riders and lll'll"
:lSll cavalry 111 which the latter
. ‘ RIAGARA .FALLS- N Y» was driven back with ltcnvv lossl
ll‘cb- ,IZ-—Dcsmlc the strict ten-Tog. (in tlic ttiirht of Dec. l6,i
5051“? “1““th INC“ {“)l)059d.ltcavv fightingr took place near:
by ll“ Lanadtati autllort‘ttcs Ollih'fessalc or Mciale. The ltostilc‘?
' the despatch 0?. ‘IIUIIIICHUUH beorccs were dispersed and fled iul
tfl‘“ “9‘.“ Of a “"l‘tafy nature, m‘itlic direction of Sheik Hosntan."l
ormation from reliable SOUTCCSi- On I)“. 23 last 1_ Austen?
was received licrc today of the i ‘
opt! Sundries. Both boidadexchanpod. hurried precautions taken at Ni'idia, inrcplv to a questionrctzanl-i
linen repairing. Baby mongol "lag???“ FQHS' 01“" dieslciday t“‘intlari‘t‘cnl'l‘urkLalLofficialrstate-‘v
fined, We do vulcanizmg, Prices 1.“, 2.051“ tlpcaicn’tttl ”“hm‘lon inllit‘llt to thc citcct that after suc-
,l'uoble. zcrmag Offs] ‘r°_mt ‘bml‘er"‘ccssful fighting Turkish troops’
‘ ' can .51 e. . M“ _num er OIin'erc'hdva‘ncing on
soldiers, given as h‘gh E,“ five‘l’ort of Aden in-SouthcrmArabiaJ
hundcii'ed, and thug: {ltzltchittcfgun "said iii the Ilbuscof Commend"
squa S were we a '9” rom that there had been. no .nutcriiill
St. Catharines and placed on'C 1 t‘AdA 1- ‘ . ~
guard atthc great power plantsl barge a, ‘ enduring fl“ pr
, , _ ivious' two months. ,
and the international bridges, "On Dec. 26' there was a skir-l
in”? mefhdcl’l “13d“: Elfin?“ In“ mish between our cavalrycscolttsl
in}?! th ‘9 rycpofrtcnas c““‘:‘“ and an enemy patrol," he contin-l
it at t c army 0 xermatts “as'ucd. "The cncttt)’ lost nitlt‘ k,ill'i
. . - ~ 'l .
:on the way to the Canadian City ed and our prisoner. Our only
,‘from Bufi’alo. There “'35 al’l‘ar',"casualtv was one wounded."
tcntly no foundation for the wart. '
lscare.’
mums NOTICES
1, H. MARING.
AMHITECT 123 WASHINGTON
street, Tel. 359-3, South Norwalk
.CLIJETT, PEABODY & 00., ‘I‘NC.
Q
gymnast! operators on power that?
" mu. ,
f
e
t
i
gtREtllNl
Offering Picture Programs Up to
a Standat d—Not Down to
PROMINENT DANISH AL MUST APPEAR IN COURT
a Price. ARTIST DEAD p B, m,“
that; 2:15. ‘Ev'g. 7:15 and 9. COPENHAGEN, Feb. 14.. via GEE“ ““339 gimgwcwifimj
‘ittl Seat- ...............-10 cents iLondon, 1:01 p. m.—Vilhc1m dut dl pth F ’ ‘
. ~Box¢5 and Logee ...... 20 cent- lHaip'iitershoej, one of they most ldgtewezalrodichmgfrrgfiliggy
‘ TUESDAY. Prominent Dams“ art‘StS- d‘c.d of United States.i1cntral.'tt.y,..mnst.
yesterday. He was born m appear in court tomorrow toibc
flazel Dawn, the Paramount'surin . . .
, 7‘1864- arraigned, alongwtth members.
~accm'ding. » to. . a. deuterium-none:
Thomas.“ , .-. 1
_ Attorneys for the officialrrlof.
. . the Gerin'anflonsulatct Wereafit
" ‘itonfei'encefj'jresteiid '
'L
' ltinting weanling!
; peachyproscyu it
. um . I 1 we.”
A.
e
’ ‘ I.
‘9 It wants to go out to wash or clean. Mrs." '—
South BULGARIAN FORCES OCCU' lied positions 400 yards long were
,Chnmberlain..Sccrctatv" for In-', 4 ~
the .t-tritisit-J -
o-
GERMAN CON‘SUL-GENEII- ~--_ .~
SAiN FRANCteo. Feb. iii... . .
of his offinial. family. and- othqm... _'
3mncéd‘.today bytnsungtstss‘ j Z ‘
PY ALBANIAN TOWN OF
FIERI.
(t‘ontinued from First Page.)
Austria's formal notification oi
her intention to sink without
warning armed merchantadps af-
gtei' March t wits received today!
I FEBRUARY; by the State Department at
. lm- i 5th about 4 o‘clock between Rowayton t Washington. It is substantially
lprovements. electrlc‘llxhts and “9.1““ S‘°“"‘ “r“lk ““10“ “1 M300 the same as that received from
'iOne minute from trolley, ten minutes‘ carners. Finder notify I" “~ Wright, Germany-
Important gains for the Ger-
mans in two engagements were
reported today by the German
War Orfice in Berlin. ”Northwest
of Tahure‘s positions over a front
of 700 yards were captured. seven
officers and 309' men being made
prisoners. In the region of Aben-
.sep‘t, near the French frontier. al—
REGEN
m
captured.
It is expected the next vote oi
lcredit in England will be intro-
duced soon after Parliament re-
!assembles tomorrow. The state-
wttb particulars, R. K.. cjo Sentinel.|1ade and the aeroplanes disap-imem is rnade unofficially that the
1mm after dropping bombs. The 2 Vote “'1“, ”F I“ 25°-°°°'°°°
material damage w“ small. Thei pounds, bringing up the total war.
prices paid. Also trade or sell fresh casualties wetegll m C'Vfl'
{credits to 1,921,000,000 pounds. .
1 - ._
FRENCH CRUISER
HAS BEEN LOST
PARIS, l’t-li. i4, 2:01 p. ill.”
Reports of the loss of the French
cruiser Aiiiirtil Cliarncr, which
‘wns reported to have been sunk
by a submarine \vliilc patrolling'.
the Syrian coast, were continued
today.
According to information rc-
ccivt-d at the French Ministry of
Marine, :1 mil lit-tiring \Illt' ll\t‘
sailor and lllt‘ botlit-s of fullT'lt‘t‘li
of his cotttpattions has been pick-'
ed up off the coast of .9) via.
THFATRE
PHONE 1501
NCRWALK
1
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tr. ~ .
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COMING IN ALL THEIR GLITTERING GLORY.
OSCAR F. HUDGE PRESENTS
~ O’BRIEN
. .iAND HIS-GREAT AMERICAN. “U
: MASTERS
, or. .
-- g~ runnitnr
“secluded smite. ImmaNet-Neil.em*~lnoltrdlng*M‘“Ross; some
WM M: Pupil-tut: Webtbenid -Mor- ' s
40 ammmmf‘ Men;
Thursday, Feb. 17th ?
MATNSEE and NIGHT
I“ on} ' .
h .a
‘ . ifeuse and ntnatling‘ gniltv'to the
i . 1:; ; mis- humour...“ coniWWn: fi-fifilfitflv
TEXT OF AUSTRO-HUN- ,
GARIAN IEIORANDUNI
VIENNA, Feb. in, via IADIICIIDII,’
l't'li, II. .' p In "I‘IH‘ lt‘\l iii Illi‘
lIIlt‘IIIUIJIlllulII conutiunicatml by.
the \u-tro Hungarian I‘Illlt‘lg'";
'lltttt‘t today to the n'illt‘u‘lila .
,ll\t‘\ of neutral gtl\'t‘rlllllt‘lll\. an '
liitiunt‘ing ll’lt‘ decision of Allblflrl
illungaiy to treat in warships]
Iarmed mcrchantmeii of countries‘
1:it “at with this nation. is as fol-
l l(l\\ \‘
"lt is not unknown to lllt‘ gov
tariitttcnls of neutral powers that
lllt' liritish Admiralty in the}
course of tlic yt~ar.tt)13 caused a:
number of large lll‘lll\ll llllt‘l’S loi
llt‘ itl‘lllt‘tl. ’l‘llt' l'iil‘s‘i letirtl (if il’tt‘|
' \tllllll'all_\ tlt‘t'lilft'tl in the House;
le (intuitions on March 2’), 1913,!
lllétil Illt‘ arllliilllt‘lll of lllt‘ vcssclsl
in question was only to protect
,tlicin from dangers threatening
illlt‘l‘l from hostilc shins convert—
't'tl into auxiliary t‘rttiscr~, and to
‘st-i'yt- t'\l“lilFl\t‘l_\' for dcfcnsc. l
l 'I‘.‘|l(‘l‘it‘llt‘t‘\' gained in the;
prcsent war show that a considv:
t'rablc number of llritisli mcr—i
t‘llilllllllt’ll ttsrd the nuns installed:
aboard against hostile \zarshipsd
lfll‘il not nolclv with the tntcntionl
Ito cst‘nnt- lcgitimatc exercise of|
the prize court, but also to at»l
i
itbck and dt'stroy t-ncitty vvar—
ships. l
i “As is evident front the tnctnrI
tnrandunt which the Imperial
(it'rmatt govcrhittent today coni-
niunicatcd to ncutral statt-s. in:
structions ltztvc l)t‘t'll found}
aboard llritish strainers which
l
Three Months’ Gas Free oi
{The United Electric
Three Month’s
Gas Free
to oil consumers who take advan-
tage of our Special llousepipinx
Ole! during January and Febru-
ary only. ‘
Don’t cling to the old fashioned
oil lamps when you can ‘easily
take advantage oi our liberal on'er.
We will make you special terms
throughout, Qfl's)’ payments, and
best of all,
Charge
PHONE ND. 1680 and our repre-
sentative will call promptly.
litilit & Water Co.
67 WALL ST. NORWALK
'PHONE 1.680. .
A:
prove that thc lLritisb govern—l.
tttcnt itself incited its merchant-
incn tor illegal acts, and this in
complete contradiction to assur—
ances which it cotniinunicatcd to
the State Department at Wash-
ington. Its allics, particularly
France and Italy, followed the
cxample of Great Britain during‘
the course of hostilities.
"Without wishing: to cntcr into
an cxatttiiiaiion of the surtirisinrr
clainv‘ advanced bv the British
government, according to which
liners armed by that governtttcnt
rctain tltcii',inoth-nsivc cbaractcrd
' whilcmcrchantmcn armed by the!
It‘llt‘IIIV arc rcgardablc by
'lit‘iiislt naval forccs as auxiliary‘
‘cruiscrx tlic .\llSlr(l-Illlilgal’lani
govt-ritittt'nt limits itsclf to cs»,
l
'inait provided, for any purpose.
whatevcr, with cannon loscs
through this fact alone tltc char—
acter of a nott‘cottvbatant ship.
“I'tttlt-r these circumsuiticcs.
the order has been given to lllt‘
:‘ttistro-llungnriaii naval forces
to trcztt such ships as cotnbw
l
llllllil. tilt. ill] till! *
illtt-ltl-tttit ititiills ' '
”10 BRITISH DEFEATED
tablisltiltt: that cvcry "N‘fl‘llam' l4.—Defeat of the British in a
battle near Korna. on the Meso-
potamia front,
yesterday by the war office.
is said the British were compelled ‘
to flee, abandoning their dead. ' ii.
statement says, Illt‘ Russians were
driven from. Turkish
“sound ‘83th or»
In Women’s and Misses"
SOLD ON OUR CREDIT
PLAN
Gllcly & Brennan
42 SOUTH MAIN ST.
~.
IN MESOPOTAMIA '
.-..._.— 't
musmnrixortn, Feb. , ,3
:innouncd
It
“'85
0n the (.L'tucastts 'froni, the ,v-E
posit’ons
IlllllS’ali order which. ll()\'\'('\"tir' they had capttirt-d. sustaining .9:
will bc in {NW ”Ill." “m“ “I" hcavy losscs. The statement
‘2”. MIG. This; dclav is granted follows:
in the interests of ncutral powers,
in order that they may be placed
in a position to warn tlit-ir nae
tionnls of the danger to which
they will expose. themselves, if
' their persons or
property to armed merchantmcn
‘of states at war with Austria-
'l'luttgarv, .and also to notify
those of their nationals who may
lalrcadv be aboard ships of the
l aliovt- 'ittcntioncd character.
‘ "The Ministry of Foreign Af—
ifnirs has the honor to .rcqttcst
ltlte t-tn'bass (or legation'l to
ibring the above tclt‘g'raphtcally
lto the attention of its govern-
‘ incnt." '
1 they entrust
‘v
ENGLISHMEN GUILTY
OF TRADING
’ WITH GERMANY
, Feb. 14. 11:57 a.
tu‘.——:\t~thc ()lti llnilcv today
William Gardner Rigdcn” was
fined. 500 pounds, \\illiant
Fowncs Ricdcn was St‘iilt‘ilt‘C’I to
twelve ttionths' imprisonment and
1 ,ON DON
l
charge of obtaining goods from.
Germany through their. New
' York branch and‘tradtng in such
goods in contravention of the
‘ ir‘ading with the enemy act. 11(1):;
. frinni-. Sax
~York bronchi;
» At? . be.
norm
.c ,
QKKX.» Hist-in,“
unite-ring column proccctliitiz in
the direction of Slit-tit Said des-
troyed telegraph lines. of the cue-
my in that nciirhborhoml and by
its fire compelled a hostile motor
vessel to retire.
Nmara there is occasional infan-
try and artillery firing.
tacked the hostile camp west of
Korna on Mondav
coniiucd until night
enemy was compelled to flee in a. j . ‘
southerly
numerous dcad. .
some prisoners and a ouanttt'y of
arms, munitions and beasts of
burden.
wing there has been artillery fir—“
ing.
tween advanced _ ‘
The enemy was driven from'our
position by a counter-attack and
lost many killed."
BRITISH CRUISER
Stanley Fownés Rigdcu to four' STRIKES MINE
months’ imprisomncnt, on ll‘lCll‘l _
withdrawing their former dc: IDNDON, Feb. 1'4. 4:!9 p. nt.
——Tbe British
struck a mine today oFf the east.
coast of England, according to a;
statement issued by the British -
Official Press Bureau. It is fear»
three mm 3“? ”mm" . 'll be a total wreck. ,
. Fowncs and Brothers, glove W‘. About ten men Wm lost in the
imal‘liliécfi‘dEEZZtion alleged thatis‘m‘mg 0f “m“ K
. the end of September.» ‘A UIS " I
33:3: end of December. ""4: 3°" 9* 393mg: KILLED "
‘ijtlinfac‘cusslghad obtained 300‘” IflNtDON‘, Feb; 14, 3345 p_; in
our .'_'_-n,-e Marquis of Bath today 'rér.‘ -
“Mesopotamian front: A recon-
“Near Fclahic and Til-cl—
“Our volunteer divisions , at—
Thc fighting
when the~
direction. abandoning
We captured
“(‘aucasus front: On our left
In the center, fighting'bbv,
nosts‘ continues.‘ '
cruiser Arethusa‘ ‘
ed. the statemnet adds, the vessel
ceiyed news that his eldest 301),; .
John Nmndrr.‘ .ViScoum 95..
Weyrntou h, h dbeen billed; in"
‘ tioin.‘-j,No,deta‘iis regardingghe“
sofar have c,“ c
with @3895.
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