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F0! DALE.
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FOR GAHOUSE‘HOI l) GOODS
“Willi for cash. Must be sold at unit“:
1 2Y0“ street, South Noraalk. 3i.
FOR SALE ~ A LATE MODEL
roadster, A! condition. Electric lights
and starter. extra rim, tools etc, Bar-
gain it sold at once. Address “B. O.
W." 127 South Main street, ‘Phone
1034»3.3t.
FOR SALE—801 Altl‘ PIANO
good condition, $20. (‘all iii Hart hlc-
Urarn, Harbor View Beach.
FOR SALEwle FORIJ TOURlNG
rat in good condition for sale cheap.
Inquire Stephen Bol’fa Central Hotel,
South
FOR OALEwHORSE.
and runabout, also hay. $75. Call at
Mi Winfield street, East Xrii'ualk. 3t.
FOR SALE—”RI AIMEE SAMPLE—
box for rear of Ford runabout and
second hand furniture. 205 liltist
\Vtisltlngton strum. 3t.
hillllt”
FOR RENTni’ltOM 0(‘1‘..l;3tli.,
upper part of_ houu- lot! 8 tillll Minn
street, to small family ot adul 5. lion
5”
FOR SALE—mi 1910 ovmi AND-
touring car run icry little. 11912 Herr-
eshofl’ 4 passenger roads. or 1-1910
Cadillac 5 passenger, \hlulr a garage,
11 Raymond street. 8. 26 it.
Mrs. Ethel Virgin O’Neil
VOCAL sruoto
ants.
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Inquire o! Chris, 1.; lloyt “.1
CW “Ml'-—TG Id.
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TO LET — HOUSE ‘8 CRESCENT
Terrace will be thoroughly renown‘d
for tenant. May be seen at any time.
Inquire at 126 Flax Hill Road. Ill
Fm RENT—f ROOM 831W!)
floor, all improvements, first clues con-
_ditio‘rr. within 10. minutes of center.
For particulars, Address “M" Clo Seu—
linel, South Norwnlk. 3t.
VI
TO BENT—3 ROOM APARTMENT
improvements. Inquire 84 Woodwnrd
'l'bone 473-3 or 3654. 3L
. T0.LETr—3 0R 4 ROOM FOR
light liouse- keeping, to adults only. Iti-
quire rm South Matti street 3'.
T0 RENT“! KJOM APAWMEKT
illinpvl street. lkwt W. Store Ell?
\\':i'.~“ringtoli sired. Item $10. Inquirer
at til South Main “met or ’l‘honeu‘o tt‘
TL- LET—FIVE W6 WIT! IM"
prownients. M 9? Owing street. ht-
4105!“ Mrs. ll. 'Pttflov, 16 Grove mm.
C 1410119 1393.18. A. 4 I'.
PROPERTY—FOR SALE AND
t For Rent in all parts of city
For particulars
3 Ask John T. Ham
“,7 MAIN ST. NORWALK.
Real Estate—Insurance
,l momma —- pammoimj
‘dicorrrting, paintcr’u suppliba; m
‘ paper, unto-due styles, lowest prices.
written. i
WANTED—DUCK DOUBLE TEAM‘
drliers. Steady employment. Good
“ages. Ilairnond fires. 3!.
__._ '
WANTED-GIRLS IiET\\'E-I‘I.\' H,
and 16 years of age, good opportunity
for quick advancement. Apply Factory“
entrance. J. S; J. Cash, held. (it:
GIRL WANTED? AS CLERK i.\'
Manufacturing business, must be good
at figures. Apply by letter stating age,
qualifications and salary expected to.
"C. It." (KO Sentinel. . 3t.
WANTED-~—\\'OMAX T0 no sunnn
faintly wash. (kill evenings or Satur-i
day uttornuun, 7 Seymour street. Mrs.
Gordon. 3t.
PCSITION WANTEWAT IJGII'I‘
housework by an \ltltl'l)' unnnrn. Can
do good plain Cooking. Address "M.
D."' 19 Quintard avenue, South Nor-
\Villk. Conn. ‘ 3t
WANTED A hilltltLli AGED
housekeeper, good home tor riitltt
lutl‘l)’. (‘all after .‘. p. m., iii a“. l’uiuain
illt‘li‘.\'. lit.
WANTED AT (JIM E I‘XPlllilEN
rod tritiunerii rind binders on Mil! huts. I
‘t.ood wages and eutady work Beltin-
tit-rs learned. Apply (‘an J. lion-ti
Sliert’den street, Ilunhtiry, 'Photn Elli:
illld 1035. I
F—‘r— .. .
WANTED—BRIGHT BOY Wiltl'
has It high school education tilt stock
tied: in factory. State use, referential
.lcarntd from reports of aviators
iwhich were found. The Second
.Arrr.y advanced too far to the
‘nrinthiiated if
TEUTONIC PRESSURE ON 0
RUMANIANS AT TRAN. '
SYLVANIA FRONTIER ’3‘
CONTINUES UNABATED. 0::
e
(Coulmlk‘il from First l‘n‘e.) 3,, A
. 0:.
.the larger part of the Second .3.
Army have been virtually anni- ,3. ..
hiltttcd. 3 )1 . a.
“When the successful attack ’3‘ . ,"H -,.": "5
was made on the First Army at ‘z’ 9 ' ‘1‘ ‘“
.Htrmannstadt by the Austro- 9:0 21;; 3-1:;
.(‘rerman troops, the Romanians ox. « “ y if
planned to send the Second Army .. ' f. ”:3 w, ,“ 4
to its assistance. This plan was a ‘ . . _ n r
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west and was forced to retreat in .3.
haste. lts retreat became a pan.
icky flight. On October 13 isolzrt- 0:
cd detachments were stil‘ llelll'I
co
roundcd up. Captured offitc‘s .3.
say the army was completely dis- :
organized. It would have been .3. ‘
Rumanian term ‘3‘
lettencnts had not been burned .3.
through the. Torzburger and Prc-
tleal Passes.
“The Romanian leaders lost
their surety of decision. Brigade
and :et,iinents in desperation ,0.
[were moved hastily forward and ,3, ALBERT SPALDING
back on railroads and even on .8. America's greatest violinist. prov-
carts Only pitiful fragments of 3 ing by, actual comparison that
the army could be rescued from
'I ransylvania.
“Transylvania today is clear of e
“t”:
Edison rewcreates his masterly
bowing with absolute perfection
We want 3;.
the N orwalks to
win a prize in
the big
Edison Week
Contest
Come to our store
for particulars Hear
,.
1|".
iZ/‘ieNlZW EDISON
Thomas A. Edisons favorite and probably greatest invention.
This is the instrument which re- creates music with such absolute
exactness that the living singer’s "nice cannot be distinguist
from this new instrument‘s re—creation of it. This is the lot-ru-
ment which a leading New York newspaper calls “The Phono-
. . {Estimates cheerfully 5““- Tull 0" and salary exported Good opportunity; {
Rsoent Theatre Bmldlno v.¢.: sanction, per. «)0, Marauder m. ”gm my Adam, box m ( o the Rumanians, except for stna‘. .
75 Wall Street. Norwalk ,Whtt‘e. 61 1‘2 Ely avenue, not 8”,qu ‘m' lsections near the border At the .l.
Tuesdayl. t. I t. p __ . . ‘: .... ...._ _...-..~.. -...._ isamc tune the Romanians hopes .3“
«Fillings 535.332.5233... ; LOST. ! won-p m moo cows woon 0‘ obtaining ”9"“? mm '5' .
._ .. My mond In: u people of Transylvania have been; 3’
W” l Losr—A REWARD on :10 WILL - frustrated. The entire Transyt-T 3'
TODAY IN WALL STREET be paid to the finder of a light bronir. WANT- __ pAplu ‘mpu \nnian population and the better 0:0
‘dog with a small head which was lost Alexander W“, (a H g. "a”, Romanian element feel they have
N' “ ‘ om‘» 00‘ 1“ (“9” “m" 'jmcently tn NorWiilk. 'Phono m. 81 "Phone roe. it. been delivered from a nightmare.; graph with a Soul"
10:..0 it. in.)— Judging from the course ' _ as the' Russians have been ex.£..
of prices at today's attire opening oft LOST-A CRANK “W 33. WARM. .C Mb ”I03 pdlfid “at A gum-t reign of (cpl
the Stock Market developments OH'I' tween Norwttlk Tim It RIM c... of cattle .4 M“! M W“ 1"0l‘. ‘ l‘:
p the wrek end seemed to favor thr- eon- and Vanst BrOI gnrare. Finder please M [an .10- ” for onion. II. The situation an the Rumanian t.“
ntructiie side. Gains of l to 3 points return to Ynaat 3mg gum”. Reward. Nodal“ “h Nm‘k. ’Phono frontier occupies the leading po-i’ 9’
were registered by leadlm: shiituinttg 3:- tioi oi- all. sition on the news and editorial’oo
issues, rails and lndutttrials. with mark-t page: of the London newspapers ”:9
ed strength in Atlantic Gulf and um; LOST-BANK BOOK No. 32271 ‘53
Indies, Norfolk and Western ilntl Ile-‘ Newark, N. J.. Issued by the Howard
public Steel.
tlont-t were featured by Crucible Stet-l,
Pressed Steel Car and Baldwin Loco-
nuilerlitlly higher with Mexlr-rinral‘en-
motive. l'. S. Steel soon ndvunced 1
7-11 on steady inquiry. (“uppers were
tral Leather, Columbia Gas and Indus-
trial Alcohol,
same at the bank, 768 Broad street.
Newark, New Jersey.
FOUN D—-HOUSE— DOG, mBEleI NO
Equipments rind Muni. Savings Institution. Payment hos vbeon‘
stopped. Finder is requested to loan.
i
,jl
- FOUND. :
llicenso No.. 13020. milen. Owner may Ines, pay while learning.
WALL STREET. Noon: 'l‘rtid'n: .
, I have same by Inquiring tit No" l 1.0x
slackcned after the first hour, but the _ _ .
. ington avenue Bola l,e\oy. 3t.
Mirtket assumed broader scope at ’ _
higher levels. Norfolk and Westt-rnl
made ll new'reii'ord tit 147 LS. also Al-t
lantie, (lull and West Indies tit 95 12.
Steel extended its advantage and
Chesapeake & Ohio became the con- _
spieuoun feature of the mils, rising id Pit GL8
almost 3 points Bonds were tlrm mm “m A“ cut. a o ‘3’
, ' ‘ 'r ~ ‘ om onsntlon Liabil-
WALL STREET. :20 p. menu). “ “km” C p ‘
“3“, Marine and Automobile.
L) it re‘.y~llond_a.
ETEA‘MSHIP TICKETS
NOTARIES PUBLIC
J. NI. Laytoii&Co., Inc
Real Estate, and Insurance.
5 Railroad Ave. , 3°. Not-walk
, .r... . #«. . .. .
' ”ping shares, the minor rails and low
. priced specialties dominated the. light.
or dealings of the early afternoon, all
at higher prices. Standard stocks,
Ireld firm. btit were relatively inactivai
WASHINGTON. ,Oct. 16.—»4_lmi tir~-
printouts were begun today in the Sn
preme (‘ourt on cases testing constitu-
tionality of the Ohio Blue Sky law.
Following will he heard crises affection
similar- laws of South Dakota and Mich-
igan, all enacted with the. 61 ovi‘cd ob.
ject of protecting investors froth buy-
ing fraudulent se‘nrities. Security
vendors are opposing the laws. while
. the National Association of Attorneys-
General has filed briefs in their de~
.._._.._.__.__ i
TESTING OHIO BLUE SKY LAW. l
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More--
in Shoes
‘ Shoe Style costs‘ nothing
extra in this storejor women,
r «tense. , _
. ‘ men. boys and girls—why
Today, tomorrow~—and the any should it if a store plays fair?
But the style is always there—
here! .
, Play the price that reliable
. . quality and staunch workman-
_ § ship will always command—-
-. . quality and workmanship that
Wanted ensures long service and com-
, —-AT ONCE-
I
t
l _fort fsrom ts}: fir‘s‘f‘bnaring
‘Pay 1 50. or so‘ a pair
ngnly,’ Carlin. :
Experienced and Inexperienced‘
aftehproumtlve. .teniuits will not
merely “reud!’-—-.t.hey. will S'l‘UDY—.
the "To Log? ads. in The Sentinel.
and get all-around slice satis-
, factiond'n this “family-storm”
On Machines Keelefis ShooStoreir
Clean work, gg‘pd pith wormed .
5% mice Sept. m on all writ. - .
M917 to L. H. MARCUS. “WW ”I the I” “M manor
Ci.
H8 wiiy~ltrut don Wallis com-
1794 l' , 1' x “‘3
r
public-auction on Wednesday, October.
Jar flu-Mule Grocer: Place) the our
lowing articles. antique tables. chats
and dressers. 1 porcelain lined loo bu.
”plow, barrow, cultivator?! em
:llhy cutter a commit-elm. and Mt
WANT
OPERATOR. 0N SEWING MACH-
MEN SHIRT IRONERE.
Clttiitt, Peabody
8r Cit, Inc.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
FURNISHED ROOMS WITH HOME
comforts, Mrs. H. A. Crnw. 30 Chest-
nut oireet. South Norwalk, 'Phone
102C’6 Every room heated by hot
water rind comfortable in the coldest
weather. Meals may be had at Mrs.
Torro's, 41 Chestnut street.
AUCTION SALE.
ml; '1‘. Baton Auctioneer. will sell at
18. It 1 Melanin, in., at the residence
of Wm, S. Stewart. Weed avenue,
West Norwalli. Norgalk. 01.. (m
(iron boditeads, springs and memoi-
m, 2 double couches and inguinal“
book stand: and booln. 3 sewing tulle-
cnd shirt valet: box. pictures. rm
(9:12). 2 couch covers, diam...“ pu-
servo jars 1-3 contact car-mu, I
elptgbe bur-nouns lncubstpn. “mm
tor and miscellaneous other Whig:
numerous to mutton. I! stormy w
The Rumanians, occur-ding to the' 3!
latest official statement, have;
0
9
been forced back six or seven; g
miles at one point into their own 1".
loo
country. They are making a :
stand at Rucaru. which is a small ,qu
town toward the southern end of 0‘.
the Torshburger Pass. At Ru-: 0
earn, the intro-German forces x
are well below the highest level {
of the pan. South of this town
the road runs ten miles through: :
a rolling country to the ra: '-l headi’
85 North Main St.
Campulgcn. which is virtually on. o’ognyfinppfipp’op’ozu’»:
the edge of the Rumanian plaini-L
and seventy-five miles from
Bucharest.
The Times not-es: “The enemy
has advanced into Rumania
Through the Torsburgrer Pass
and the Rumanians are fighting
on their own sad at Rucaru. Ao- brought down all five 0‘; tfhe_
narently they have temporarilyiu‘m“ machines "q“"c °rt
lost possession of all but theimention in a, Communique since,
southern approaches of Torsbirr-‘July 30. The first. three werel
Iy granted. Lufbery got his pi.‘
lot‘ s certificate last year and was
ger Pass. Further north the ene-; destroyed “"3““ ten days
my penetrated to the crest of Ci-§ Continuing their attacks on the
toz Pass. but. was then driven Somme front last night, thet
hack in a fierce encounter. In French penetrated German posi-l
the other passes the enemv is tions at Sailly-Saillisel and Sail-i
making no progress, but until of. lisel. the French War Office an-
it: tine help reaches the Ruman- trounced today. They occupiedt
ian Second Army we must cx-' houses an the edge. of the road‘i
pect varying fortunes in this d1? to Bapaume. The Germans madei
trirt." ; a. violent counter attack, and the;
Set cant Raoul Lufbexy, of -—— - w -. m, ‘
g 8102‘) I
LADER STUL-E‘.
New . Haven, Conn. the first
American to be mentioned in a
communique for bringing down
five hoot“: aeroplanes, is knownl p
as the American .who thought!
himself » a . Frenchman. 1
Lufbei-y’s parents died when
he was very young and he was
brought uan a fa'nilv at Bonr-‘
ges. At the age of :3 he ran;
away, from home and wondered}
all over the world. turning his!
hand to all aunts of trades. At
Saigon he met '3?“ aviatorvmrcl
Home. who- trained him. as his
assistant-t ‘
The fim. time that Izvtfllrw. .
discovered thatJre ms an Ameri-
cam- was when“: the outbreak nf
(air do! For order Win. 8.1%
‘1! . WW“
classified ndvertiser. It the elm-you
secured your present position. per-
ham You would My ‘ '
“it you had been a sood~sonund-°°1'E"O$ll‘lfl Mill ,
1mm Pursue as his mew“-
theater. he went to m ‘ Hardwood, varnished, folded flat
.ma“ ,' when not in use; handy for
7““ kitchens and pantries, at.
'Bourpe was filled
Recitals
at our store every day this week
Come to our store and hear the NEW EDISON, form your opin-
ion and get an entry blank in the big Edison Week opinion con-
teSt. Professional writers and members of the phonograph trade
are barred from competition.
Open Evenings
The Alfred Fox Piano Co.
15 pilot and his request was final- fighting is still in progress
The Germans last night mad
I
heavy attack on the newly won the Germans were repulsed with r?
"‘3 “"95 whenit was f°m‘°d- H‘ positions of the British in the heavy loss. j.
transferred to the American “yr-ta
«98¢ ,
South Nor-walk.
30:90:»
30:09:»: «:«zoo’oznzoo: :«:«:«:c’ “’00:“
vicinity of Schwaben redoubt, on
e the Somme front The British
War Ofice announced‘Today that t f
t.“ -._- c,
YOu’ite. Wanted a. Range:
Like This—Here. It Is-
ryhousewife in America haslong-
dre med ryof a range that would successfully burn
coal or wood urge : or oil, sin gly orincombinetion. The
Duplex-ALCAZA In the first range” fully fill the bill. It is
u out perfectlon in contraction. operation and results as
human brain- and treatment-ouch: includes cm make It.
Furnished In two ty to humans wood sad
I!”
wpod “Igo-hm all on fuel. . mitebme ‘ AZAR in your gum:
ormm'ruwm do
luv“! _ -
\
The Duplex-ALBAZAR Rarite' ll mode to steel-
mt Iron ind porcelnln construction. 'Stylc Swag: g“: .
wvlfgnyyou "anthem We!“
m1 7; nova factor; in ‘
‘ 7L“ (11W. It To f
‘A J. counts : ‘" ”' ‘
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