"-‘W,m_mm—w—
£41,:
7 he d quality wall paw_and culls!
-‘1
7 son sacs—unnnnwodn TYPE-LE
writer. latest model. perfect condition,
v
8. Norwalk Seminal.
“motorboat. engine and boatare
W‘WbonnlspapaM-nvoWorborhaauc
‘ MMRMWWfldice-tmmhm-
| beacCapaDouhlaPrlcs.
modem house. mod both. man but. . small child. Address “C” care or Sen-
half prce. Address Underwood. 0&0 ‘ hard wood ammo: wilerhwel'ifjtinel.
61- ‘ orchard. About 4 acres. Rent 330 per! .7 .
~ month. Owner, :7 Worth avenue, TeH TED- 4 v
'0. “LE—15 NOT FLAT- BOT? 513.2. ’ WAN YOUNG “CHAN 03
1'0 m WAIT”.
FOR RENT OI “LE—TEN BOOK WANTED—A GOOD HOME FOR
w
3t.
girl to assist with housework in In
61. pd. '
nearly new. Apply W. R. Cartwright,‘
63 Cove avenue, East Norwalk. ll
FOR SALE—4%“ SELL YOU A.f'illrniislied, all improvements for house-V
home with all modern Improvement" . keeping. inquire 2 High street. South
Norwalk. -
on easy terms at prices less than pro-
sdnt cost of building. inquire oi Chas.
E. Hoyt, South Norwalk Trust Co. A.
12 ll. ‘ meats, so Lowe street. 5 minutes from
station. Enquire at Coal once 12! ;
FOR SALE—7 ROOM HOUSE AND: Water street. 'Phone 294.
vale family with few boarders. Good
TO LET—FURNISHED ROOMS ATJIOIDG and men“ WIN [0 right
office work. Must be accurate at fig-
ures and good pcnman. Apply H. Ja-
cob l; Sons. Shoe Manufacturers, ml-
den avenue. Norwaik. 1t.
1
.—
A. 9 3t.
TO LET~6 ROOMS IMPROVE-
WANTED —- AN EXPERIENCED
A. l5 3‘. COOK. Apply ”'5‘ A, Ford Mill", on
lot on larvin Beach, also 10 Mini
house and lot South Main street, both
must be sold.
Ask JOHN T. HAVE.
—-Real Estate—insurance.
7 Main street, Norwalk. 1
FOR “Ll—«801ml BOAT. GOOD enoo street_ 6 rooms, part improve—v
condition. 35x6 1-8. Copper timed. i menu. Inquire R. Joselovsliy. 52 Water,
W (MING!- inquire It “It! street or i Cove avenue. E. ‘N.
all“
liloor 10 West stmet all improi‘eo.
iments.
56 West avenue, 'Phone 1345 A. 12 3t.
West avenue. at.
WANTED—BY YOUNG SINGLE.
man, room and board in prints faint-l
ly in select section oi the first district,
of Norwaik. Address 0. 0. H. Sentinel?
a 15 stI
if. WANTED—STRONG 301' FOR
_ helper on milk wagon. about 16 years
TO LET—A 5 R00)! FLATFIRBT‘
Apply to John I. McMahon,
T0 Lev—cornea on Lawn!
falter. howaytos.
Eon. mas—X" NEW rival rites-‘
enger touring car, 82 per hour. Spec-
ial rate by the day. Then 1264 F. D.‘
[WALL STREET. woman on rain Norwb
.liisns. s. corms.
AT ‘5‘ of age. Apply 37 Seavlew avenue. East!
TO LET—DESK 1100! I”
m“
i WANTED—WI HAVE PLACE!
Bates, 5 Eclipse avenue. Norwalk L121
3t.‘
Cil‘tlilllNlIfltl
'03 nos 19 aulaofiuv 1- ’V
White Pine Compound
Willi 'i'ar
! ForThatColdot ours
film
"WWII? t. IVIIV‘I‘HINI
hthewomsndmm
hdearertoswonsnhhsartthan a
aaa'atitnlhometastafullyfaruishntn
poa’llcosistouawo‘llshowyolol
new you my beautify your lions It
amnion-t. carpi-loos and sec
whence-Horos-
The Gotham Co
Inuit last Nov-sis
tin rooms each. wt‘h improvements. I
at No.5 as and iii spring moot. ls-y°°' “2 3‘.
quire Mrs. R. Tarlov. it Grove It. or":
telephone 1:93.13.
Washington street. last Not-walk. lin-i
an apartment. 61 Chapel street. All.
.219 East Washington street. Rent very
ireasonablo.
__ "" m we nova. maov woos”
7° L" i "o ”ARNW“ 0' FULL TIMI. MARTIN parts is. a'
“ a. wanna—rams”. orpaar-l
ion and tailors on lion's coats. Apply
jat novnor's, 60 Day street. Booth Nor-1
To LET—4 8103!. M IABT. "“- 6t.
t
en . . 4
mm: .ill'fl';§.’1..?:§‘.‘llf’hi. mum-N m w- an
of cattle and poultry. Bast pats.
paid. Best prices paid for casino. 1!.
Friedman. South Norwalk. Tel. 1151.
'v 5-—
WANT
OPBIATORS ON SWING HACK-
incs. pay while learning.
MEN SHIRT IRONS”.
Cluctt, Peabody
& (20., Inc.
improvements. Also 5 room apartment,
W
Business NOTICES.
SALVATOR CHARIOTT
26 Wood Street, South Nomik,
‘ Phone aid.
flatmates given on all kinds of Con-
tract Work. Work solicited and orders
given prompt attention, Sewer. writer
connection. hlasonry. Concrete Walks.
Road Work, Grading and Rock Exca-
vation. Orders solicited.
W
PAINTING —- PAPER-HAXCING
decorailsg. paintcr's supplies; wall
paper. up-todato styles. lowest prices.‘
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
asr: solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander ‘
White. 61 1-2 Ely avenue. in”
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TODAY IN WALL STREET. .933. —-—__
-——- LOST.
NEW YORK. Aug. 16.(\\'ALL S'l‘.1 '.'
10:30 a. m.)——The deadlock in the rail-1 ”)3wa AUG. 8th. LADIES
WI! conferences WI! ““10“! mfitemvopen lace gold watch. Please return
effect on quoted values at today's.” Sentinel office. Reward. 1t.
Opening. Invostment shares helil'i _
firm and specialties comprising the; L08T—BRO“’N piosxm BAG
will and Equipment mull manifested. with two locks. Lost '1‘uesday after-
sli-ensth. notably Btldvin incomdtivel noon on detour between smmiord and
Air Brake. Crucible 310d and the more . Norwalk. Finder please leave at; ofllca
active Motors and accessories. Therm“ Sentinel. Add. 8t.
seemed to be a moderate demand also;
for Corn Products issues and induct-'1 Loaf—GOING FROM EAST N011-
rial Alcohol. mailin- V“ min “find to South NorwaIk, and return
most conspicuous stock among the ‘Sunday morning. Chamois m contain-
lending Shlfllv United States Steel i turned to “118 once. 8‘.
held steady within a fraction of Yes". ‘ 1
tel-day's close.
i
WALL STREET, Noon-Various:
leaders. rails. except, torgod steadily}
ahead after the first half hour. Steelf
leading on its advance of sou. the'
highest price since 1910. Two other {
stocks registered new high W's.
Court. August 15. A. D. 1918.
in; to ii: and Marine Common to 81-.l
new Marine bonds. Cohan-American
Sugar rose four points on tho-extra.
‘- ,, moi-ion.
um and sous-sols goods at
'u. c. counsel's Storage. Water at.,
south am: coda, Saturday. Au— in
past 10th. at‘lnpola. ”consist-
sis or iron solidi .mdm
Ham-u» -
steady. - '
, WALL arm. 1:» o. retool
mentioned the W 0! “I. ‘9‘
lave intermediate union.“~oxleadtss
lilo advance to ail-z with W”
orator .indilstrisls. the entrain:
mos. isle. ..
Odo-alt
> “""‘“~M i
ralll. but reacted later with Other, in: We. rings. ”be,“ "“1“. u I"
1 District oi Nor-walk, as. Probate
Estate of Almlna StJ. Davenbon late
Republic iron’and Steel rid. some; of Wilton in said District, deceased.
. Ordered. That the administrator or-
on. with. new maximums tor old and; hihlt his Administration account. to
:thls Court for adiustment. at the Pro
, . iinto once in Norvvolaon lilo 13th day
cash and stock dividends and other, a! September 1916, .t 10 yummy".
“neckline-mil. further headway. The; m; and that all persona inmost-d
movement coincided with 30!“! Min said Estate may be notified the"-
- of. the administrator willesm this.
order tolls published inia'nmmr
haying; circulation in “militant.“
mutate-hart,
Special-lass.iaauedtrontbead-
_ l'a .. II M
oammafliagolner of the Council-
oat Cool! NIH! C-rsa lure-me
weekly drills not bier than Septem-
her 1. in order to empty with the
requirements of the national de-
ieab-e act of June 8, 1m. Colonel
Henry S. Dorsey. at the Connecticut
Coast Artillery Corps. having been
appointed United States property
and disbursing older. July 31, and
his appointment having been ap
proved by the secretary at war, is
directed toreport to the adjutvaat
general in person for instructions.
The commanding ofloers, First and
Second Connecticut infantry are ill-
‘recied to appoint and convene c!-
|_‘Tha 'J‘ohnsonian." lishl housekeewparty. x. Y. z. Sentinel oince. 8t. 'aming boards iron: limo to time,
lag perilcgen. Three connecting T001113 as may be necessary for the examina-
WANTEO—BRIGHT GIRL FOthion cf oucers for prediction and
for appointment to all vacancies of
second lieutenant.
WIN. ITO-KW! IUINID.
Suspected Incendiary Firs Causes
“.000 Damage in Bridgeport.
BRIIXBEPMT. All. ld.—Flre of
suspected incendiary origin at 9 last
night destroyed the five-story wooden
storage-house of the Burns Company
at Lindleystreet. The loss of building
ii iii machinery and supplies is astiv
mated at 825,000 by George Burns,
president of the company.
The tire originated in the lower
door. but how no one could decide.
Mr. Burns said there was nothing in
the place to cause a fire. and there was
no fire in any boilers in the building.
How it started. unit?“ the building
was tired. Mr. Burns did not know.
The watchman said that ten minutes
before
ed the section of the building in which
the tire originated, and noted nothing
unusual. No one was seen to enter
or leave the building.
inner ectoisa non allaioau members each inDonnmrk. Hal.
70 Oil.
. M
MERIDEN, August ld.-——Frank Zuch-
owsky, 23 years old, a rejected mem-
ber of Company 1. Second Connecti-
cut 1niantry. now on duty at the
Mcxrcan border. died last night. in the
)leriden Hospital, following an opero
atloii, for appendicitis. He arrived
from Nantes, August 1, and the oper-
ation was per'lorrncd on the (allowing
day. lie is the first Moriden soldier
to die since the troops left here. He
travelled from Nogales while suffer-
ing from the appendicitis and is said
not to have had proper care while on
the train.
Oil. FROM “AK! II'I’I'.
PITTSBURGH, August 16.-Bitten on
tiesnakes to a class of students from
the University of Pittsburgh. Gustav
Link. for nineteen years taxidermist
at Carnegie institute hare. died in a
after the class had left his
was dying.
cases of infantile paralysis
wlch. Norwalk, Wilton.
utility.
.._.._—.—'-————
| IILL.
debate tomorrow.
'4
limit as
- ‘ invscmsirr rattan".
‘gronp. Sugars and-Mexicans. 1,, {kill 7
iintro relatively clout-h. .
‘ ‘ . .. >
' . emanation, slalom. 1 ,
m YORK. August ””1? cu- '
osmotic. lilacs, I .
, ‘1’th invqamaaldu receipts are .
‘ . homing 11111le at thestswftraasj
| ““5" mm i" “he "41-; taking over the defenses of Triest.‘
he discovered the fire. he pass;
the hand while showing a den oi rat,
hospital here today. Link concealed
the fact that he had been bitten until
room.
when he told his assistants: Ho wan
hurried to a hospital. and there being
no serum in the city to counteract the
poison, two tubes were ordered from
New York. it did not arrive until Link
SPREAD OF INFANTILE PARALY-
HARTFORD, August 16.——According
to the reports made to the State
Board of Health. there are m"— "M
in the
state. The new cases reported were
as follows: Bethlehem. Darlen. Groom
Waterbury.
Wiliimailtic. Chester. Windsor Locks.
and ‘Ansonis one each. There were
two cases reported from Hartford, but
these were reported locally last Sat-
.mustléans svuov REVENUE
WASHINGTON. August. 16.——Ra—
publican members of the Senate Fi-
nance committee are to'hsve an op-
portunity today to study the revised
Administration- Revenue bill, after
which it will-he reported to the San-
‘ato. It probably will he takennptor - .
'_ Revision of month was completed
y the Senate lflnanceedrnillitteolast '
approved» the Democratic . .
Poor and rich are low "
in a good range; for it,
(traces the high cost (1 %
and also the cost M ‘
Officers captured. 1,157; men,
350345: cannon. 405; machine;
M 1.3‘: lilo and bomb,
mw;pawderearts,a92.i in
_ 1 g. The Siam
Theoiftussians have canned a. has all the economies. and;
series heights to the west of is built to work. a I. .. “
Vivienne-mammoth? ii.
Carpathians. In the Vorokhtaf
and Deiatyn regions. the Arts:
crises are setting to the west
_ “With the exception of minor?
infantry engagements in the vi-
crlity of Pm’ when our,
line is being consolidated. therei
was no change between the An‘i
a]: nag: Somme,” the notion; "3M1
or report of toda says. ' .- '
“There was some_hmv LuzAmctiCI whatever.
by both «do: dunes m nixhtc'w It is reported that Germany is
To know it is h in: f.
l
l
i
’ ‘- roams”
“NHLIAINST Cor IN
iDEATHS AND JUNE ‘
tans in their . “an t rm. Hiram 3. Perry.
. ‘ 9 ' troo ' - .
$°...‘W....::~;'.w“‘, Mmmt “exam: ..::°..°::::..:*;:.::.f:.'r..
by the Italian War ornco. AJ§mh ”anti?" °f M” 11:: 1?:r193kv9?“";1 “if!
tumor,“ trenches W m W“; It is announced from Vienna Molds mornl “Ti :clock;
“3 Poctnka, °° the “metals”! an Enhance Telegraph ' y ~ "I ' “
edzshoi theh Carso Plateau. and Comm, dimmhfimm Com :“m’éptu'iune” 0; "3) '9”
in ensigbuhoodofsucpi . _ ‘ on. was us a,_
”tins and Sui Marco, .cast of :gllnllstlluntaltxnbzfememdegr? lion of diseases. lira. Perry was»
mil. have been taken, them," amongythe lhgdovcom. in Sherman, sixtytlve years a”. ‘
annotncemcnt states. imunitics in p 1.? “t!“ .0 0c: had lived in Danburyiifglzrthat.
. The neutral conference for cot‘l- ‘ ’cupicd by the Ans . H m ry . eighteen years. She was a we.“
nanni- mediation. multingimmi A large ”umber”? interned Echo nervous Lodge. oi the i p _ ..
“Hi-:3? 'Fords pence _nlovenieut.“ Polish citizens, the advices state Rellei Cori” “‘1 m “I NM £5
. corded to establish W‘Will be rd I! and sent ' the Luiversalist church. . .,
in Bertie dud Stockholm. and The missing boat from | the: loved by her many friendadcy ‘
headquarters at The Hague with' 1mm passenger ““m‘hip Le- good nature and gentle
Louis P. Lochnel’ in charge. Mr. timbre Mk in the Mcdil: . and will be gmtly missed by ,
Lodger Will leave Stockholm ”n ‘ lortriight ‘30 by m Aus- whii knew her. Besides her I
With! I few days. It is W m submarine, w” driveni Mrs. Perry leaves one son“. ‘
d” to Mt committfll of m ashore n“, Misanta, on the Til-i Danhury. and three sisters.
politan mat. it w learned in mer Hodge. of at. uary. ll
Rome my, ‘Mlitle Etta, of Fort Wayne“
Eight passengers from the Le- lirs .susls Cromwell. o; .M
timbro who were in the boat Walk: and one brother, .': ..
“re taken pfigom in” the in-= Plait, of Detroit. Mich. ,f . ,. ,
terior by Anhg, W _.vlce-i will be held at the latching.
lio. governor of Libya, has “(Highland avenue, this aturnooa ‘
emissarics to treat with the o'clock. Rev. A. H. Bouillon. so
Arabs for the reins: of their prig-' Danbnry Baptist church. wII "
otters. Interment will be in the Woostar "
_ctery.—Danbury News._
not o-e-
Samuel Banner. 7_
Samuel Bonner. a woliiknowa
30ml character about the to“.
ron'rmxo. lie. Aug. is.-—liiuii'°“"""’- ‘“ m “m.
‘ waitress at ‘he'aftel a lingering illness. ‘
'01! an in his sixty-second
bland, Norway. Sweden and Switc-
crland.whoscdutyit willbeho
watch the political situation in
the belligerent countries with the
object of promulng peace.
An Austin-Hungarian Admi-
ralty statement today says: “On
the night of Aug. 13—14 a naval
aeroplane squadron bombarded
most successfully the railroad sta-
tion at Bonhl and military ob-
jects and positions in (2th
Vernicgiano. Sci: and San Can-
sanlano. and a hostile battery at
the mouth of tho Isonso. Many
exact hits were obtained. Many,
aeroplanes returned undamagedflargsnrt Whipple.
in spite of the most violent shell-‘mmtie Hotel in this city. m in- _
stantly killed early yesterda when the ‘1 19"“ ‘ wife “a one '9‘. I?“
Services will be m
in ‘7’
she forthcoming loan to be igqantornoblla in which she was riding ““31""-
sued in the United sum for'w'ith Reuben Higgins, Jr.. son of order from the Knishi Blunt-1
Gran Britain i. W in bmk. wealthy parents. of No. 411 Highland dial E91800!” church. all
mg circles ., . pygmgy mint-sue. overturned on the some road will be in Pine Island owner:
to protect exchange. which winear Portland. Higgins was slight-z --——"
ccntly has been showing signs of Ir inimd. . m... Nichol» - ~33;
dropping. The amount of the' Miss Whipple and Higgins were re John Nichols, “ed 75, died on ‘ .
loan is so small. however. that "1"!an "0m 0“ ONMN- The In" day, alter a prostrated moose."
the belief is expressed that {chine W“ 80‘“ “t “ ”PM "‘9 “shad lived for many years onstih . ‘
more rchcnsive moratorium“ 'h“ ‘ "m“ “N ”“m- T”: at Talmadge Hill. where the, .
.mschlne shot over.the embankmentmm"y is well-known. W 2
which will include countries sl-, .
llcd‘to Great Bfitain. may be “11-.de turned over. pinionlrlg Ml” Whip: by three daughter—Mary. Mrs
pie to the ground. ' flifi”
dcrtaken in the near future. lllerltt and Mrs. Mai- ’
German troops have won a suc-' ‘ d rod rd Thi’fiiilan V“
‘ . ' i tan a son in .
cess 'l‘l the Carpathian region, ac-I PERMISSIozATBRiéagscmss on be held Mm his me mum: -
' at 1’ p. m. interment will be ill
cording to the German War Oi-
fice announcement today. collegial CHICAGO- MIN" “FT“ P“ viev' Cemetery. New clam ’ .
body committee today has permission ‘
ing Stanwipozynn height. north
of Capul. ‘to file suit to foreclose the Chicago,
To the north of Dniestef' inHRock island and Pacific Railroad. ac-
Ga‘ici.. “y; the statement. thefcording to a decision handed down‘
Russians only attacked weakly yesterday by Judge r. a. (latest. in
and we "pulled. the United States District court
In View bf reports that Gern Seven men who control about 20
many was apprehensive over the per cent. of the $111,000,000 of under-
pronosed sale of the Danish West't'lylng bonds of the railroad comprise
ladies to the United States. the the Peabody committee. The commit-'
German Foreign Minister, Gott- tee holds that under the receivership
lid) won JW. made. the Cuba-the security of its bonds but been in-
ment today that the German gov-l gut-ed.
ancient waaiiot opposed to suchl Judge Geiger's decision is opposed
a transfer. Dr. won Jagow said.'-io the argument presented by the
accordinrto the Overseas Mamkbglden. led by Nathan 1. Am-
way. that the Germanpolicy
AUTO UPIITO. CRUOHINOIGIRL.
Victim Killed Instantly When Machine
Plunges Over Embankment.
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usmocnaric scammed if
our. -
NEW HAVEN. August 16.
man David E.’li‘lts(lerald.mott
ocratic State Central'col
day issued a call for a midis: - l3
committee at Momauguln. Angina?
to fix the time and placo‘fo; the .
convention. it is W‘ . ’
convention city Will he
|ford or New_Haven.
NEGRO DUELIS‘TI‘ ‘r ,
new LONDON, hasn’t
_ . ster, oi Boston. and the holders of'nesroes gazed in a revel
W rhmly mewmdmosi of the secondary securities, in- 3 Bradley/«rent this noun, *
Chm” m ,h'3 .M “in theeluding tho debenture bonds. is dosen shots war-admit.
Wit 01*. Alml 4. Vb.“ 33¢ 'rno Peabody committee includes the as calibre bullets "
M m h m .0” thatPel‘cy Rockefeller. Allan a vol-nos. pals or people in‘ the: ,_
.Gminyvhflbm 30.911“ wl' MP"trillion a. Day. Alexander Esmphill. Sponsor and Ernst moss
.sreeslon °" “3'3”” _, . , linen whfiarriii. Charlos aroooodv up in patios headquarters \
M“ MD" “‘3- m “audiolo- n. Moment. ‘ lice claim they are the
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