/
White Pincvtiomposnd
WWQ‘W TwatrhvoWaborh-ch
Minn-annual: wwwncutnmhm.
Mormon“ Prion.
roam }_’_ TOLET. l WANTED.
FOR CAL. MY mull! YO LET—3
ripples. pedigree stock. Ayrault in
)2 .ivlew avenue, East Viswalk 026 at
-——~—t»-
FOR; IPYOVNG HORSE A
raunchy ogood walker. Apply Zu-
-t
nouns .8 MONTH Mammy WANT!) APP“
Hyatt avenue just of! Stewart ate- u once C. .1- ”int; & Co 026 3‘
use Apply on premises 026 at '
-.._. «puwv
WAN'EHAN “)3 FOR
T0 RENT-5 ROOMS AT 42 RMR' wk by day Ml (>de TE“
fild atenue. Moderate price. Inquire '
“p...—
héi’ckh'fly‘ot: avenue. at“: of owner, (51 Cedar street. J. hi. Lay“ WANTED—tiny, ' oowsrnm
. - ton & Co inc. Acts. 5 Railroad Ave. Bros. East Norwalk, near station.
FOR “Liv—SEVEN soon « ~ ~ - ~~——-—- 026 st
house, small barn, lot 61 foot from 55
Ill rear and 200 front feet, on West.
port Ave. Good well, garden and
TO LET—HOUSE “1'le MODERN
improvements, thoroughly ronot'tltted WANTED?A YOUNG MAN To
. at 8 Crescent Terrace. Call or phone learn Innings; Roller 5 10 “a 25c
fruit. For particulars inquire of Geo. Mrs. F. S. Lyons, 126 Flax Hill Road. Store, SO. Main St. 026 3
‘G. Richmond. 96 Main St, Nor-walk. 026 ml . -
cg. ~ 026 3t f WANTED—vSALBSLADlDS, Plait
...—. .. TO LET~HOUSE. SIX ROOMS inanent position at the «Roller 5, 15
FOR BALE—1913 and bath. improvements. 49 Taylor and 25c Store, So. Main street. 026 3!
OVERLAND
touring. in fins condition. D'ing to Are. inquire on premises.' 025 3t‘ ,,
flnanchl trouble will sacrifice for‘ .' WANTED—YOUNG LADY AS
.250 11‘ Gold beta” Saturday. This To LET—'5 ROOMS, LOWER blenngflphgr .nd tyv’st one Who is
car can be used now and sold at a floor with improvements,
profit this spring Address ‘\‘ L. are St
Sentinel. i
-__ ~— ;:. _
FOR SALE—l LATE MODEL
Roadster A. No. 1 condition, electric
lights and starter, extra rim and
Lois. Cheap if sold at once. Address:
ii. 0. W. 127 80. Main St, Tel 103443
-5 3t
4 cottage viltl‘ng to learn automobile business
lnqnlle A. Stull, East Mail: Address Stouogmhor care Sentinel.
085 St 026 at
T0 LET—10“ FR FLOOR AT 3 WANTED—BOY ms'pocx ROOM
Mott Ave. Also two chesp rents on apply at onlce Neptune Hardwarl
Second street. lnquiro of J. W. ”an .113, Co, 06 Fort 8L, Edit Norwaik.
vin. 025 at: 025 at
--i
T0 LET—«COTTAGE 7 ROOVS.‘ WANTED—BOY TO ACT AS MES-
newly papered and painted on North fieuger in omce and factory. Apply
Main street, 60. Norwolk. Rent 8'5. . Nor-walk Tire & Rubber Co., Norvvalk.
For particulars 025 St
Address Mrs. J. A.'Gaylor, R. F: D.:
No. 37, South 'Xorwalk. OH 3t; ASk 10h" T. Haves WANTED-OPERATORS EXPER-
17 MAIN ST. NORWALK. 1“an on SW" WW" machines.
.Good pay. steadv work assured. itc-
- —- n r '
Refl Estate I a“ ”we lynl Manufacturing Co., 85 Washing-
—‘ton SL, 80. Norwolk. 025 at
T0 LETw-B ROOM AN‘D BATH;
lwith improvements. 2nd floor. 1‘23
South Main street, South Norwalk. «ll
rooms, Slocum avenue. Norwnlk. ln-
quire 83 Hitch street,
'Phonc 17437 o,
FOR BALE—VERY 014D VIOLIN,
good tone, in perfect order. Price $50.
!
t
l
I
FOR -BALE—-STO\'E SUITABLE
for either shop or store. inquire at 198
Ely ave. 024 Bi
..
WANTED—«SEVERAL LABORi-ZRS
for digging and yard work. Apply
rally to go to work. Yale & Towne
Norwulk 01‘ Mfg. Co., Stamford, Conn 025 8t
3i:
i WANTED-DOUBLE TEAM DRle
To RENTW ‘ R00“ APARTMENT ‘el-s. Permanent situation. good was—
Store Eu lcs Cheap house not. Apply Raymond
025 at
FOR 8ALE~Vl 00]) AND BRICK
window frames and sash. All double
hung. Also firewood etc. at Old Shirt.
Mop Kerwin St. Inquire Fred Bedl-
I‘lli or C. l. Finch. 024 St
FOR BALE—CLASS" FIVE PAS
nun—var Henderson touring our. L'll- :Chnpel stleet Rent ‘6 Brothers
l.ol..c:‘cd ili Spanish leather. Elec iWnshington street, Rent 3'30 Inquire
trically equipped with gencrnmr a. 64 South \lain street or PhonoliOif: WANTED—YOUNG LADY T0
.. .0 mm— m w... 0.... WWW?
' .At 57 Spring .treeL In.1EDGh- OF BOOKK'EEPBG A30
. provcmenta.
fit). F. C. Goodvear, R0111 Joules . ..
1:1; ' 5 iquire Mrs. R. Turiov.:lfi Grove stroet,'.1:‘YPn“'R£TlM’- STATE s‘“:““
or 'Plloné ms is. "A: 4 12.1hWTls-D ADDRDSB H- CARE
.tSEXTlNEL.
FOR SALE—LARGE 7 ROOliI ..- “W... "a..-
house. good cellar. attic, nearly nn‘m WANTEDvBOY ABOUT
11
:5? oifioufidht' 5:11;: ::::k:: tmzs. W A N" I ‘ years of age for general store work.
. y o 1 > lAdrcss D. S. care of Bent cl.
city other, 5th Taxing District. l l in
6 rog " cottage, 4 acres land, barn,' l
i WANTED—T0 BUY ALLKINDS
OPERATORS UN SEWITG MACH lof cattle and poultry. Best prices
\pnid. Best prices paid for calves. ii
iFrledman, South Norwalk. 'l—hone
l 1151 or 317.
5th Taxing District. For
(1 prices apply‘lo Thomas C. ines. pay while looming.
N '1k 25 t
_ "“3 ° 3, MEN SHIRTIRONERE.
FOR 8ALE-AUTOMOBILE COME
and see the Allen 4. $795 and Auburn :Clum, PMl
trultogj
terrlliw
Balcom, 60 Wall St..
LOST.
PMNTING —- PAPERJIANGING
l-dscoratlng. psinter's supplies; wait
i paper, up-to-datc styles. lowest prices.
i'Bstlmatca cheerfully gioen. Trial on-
ion: solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander
6.31085 before you buy. The White
'garnge. back of P. 0. South Norwslk
'Phonc. 940-. True.
BARBMN— 0N GREGORY BOULEv
vard 4 building lots 50x150. Electric
service and sewer through street .Con . ;White, 61 1-2 Ely-avenue. nits
venient to trolley or depot. Terms to. ' LOST. ‘ ___‘ .___.,._.
suit buyer. Address “8" Care of Sen- ' "
tine]. ' l Locket and chain. Loin w ednes- . EMI- 3mm
__lday between Fairfield avenue and “ .
' ' mfifissfgm; 0:13:33" rewnlded District of \‘orwslk. rs. Probatt
Correct Appsrolfoermc' .t‘ourl October 24.1i. D 1916.
TODAY IN WALL STREET
New MODELS FOR AUTUMN —-—-
roars a TT'LME sum‘ t WALL STREET, 10:30 a. m.—~Re-;
. on D. - . ‘ . .
sane: and AFTERNOON oases. gifniftm?” 10:: “"99 mm“ m
as and canons SKIRTS . "rm“ ””3 “d
-BLOU8Es specialties which figured so exten-
_ . , ., v. slvely in the operatioml of the pre-
The «thtie Shop vions session imparbedusome heavia:
‘ .. ~ , ness to today's early trading in.in saldhsthte may be notified them
K- ‘ ‘5 “AV“ ' stocks. Rock Island and Denver and‘Eof, the sdntlnistratrix will cause this
so no. MAIN IT. . Rio Grande Preferred were under the order to be published in a newspaper
‘ pressure resulting from profit inking having circulation in said District at
. and short selling. with substantial de- lcastflve days before said 1st of No-
clincs in Canadian Pacific and NOr-ivember 1916.
folk and Western. Crucible '8th ohm 'HEN‘RY W GREGORY
the Mother group were neactlonary.l Him
lth more moderate losses in Mental .....£2=:
Estate of Edward Cahill, lots of
Norwalk. in said District. deceased.
Ordered, That the admlntrnttix
exhibit her administration account to
this court for adjustment, at the Pro-
bate office in Norwalk. on the lat day
'of November, 1916, at 10 o'clock lore-
'noon; and that all persons'lntcrestad
M Remnants Prion
i
c.
For That- Cold of Y-oun
summit
‘ . HOSPITAL NOTES.
‘ Richard Cogowell ot‘ Grumman two
.nue. wits’ ’dlschnrmd vee'w‘w
'fllrs flurry Gainer. of 53 Burlap.
avenue,- m zdmoltwd tutu mummy.
visit-r v.0. W ‘
' omi manor tr its: woman
may. ‘ :t
“i WNW m Cut. out this clip,
admit! mating in My &
Cog when: Writing your name
and Equipments. Advances were lim- = T .
lied to Sugars and Papers. the usual The NEW smncew
market leaders showing alisht unna- "mull“ 0" CHIROPRACTIC
63 either "7- We: it thmdetinitlon of no.
WALL .s'rnnntr. Noon ~A Wire. mo: units one-suns tum or
proportion of the morning’s dealinglw" mid“ some. m a m
was again restricted: to ohacurerttllfi n- w. twist or main fir the
Missouri Poomo'lssues. new and Oil!» gar-3&9 Ml! done in childhood
Missouri Kama and Texas community: maimed norm and pain in
and preferred: onions Grant Wui- J later .‘liilo- in tho dlltcunt 01‘?!wa
em oreferresd: Lake and nnd’Wostorn limbo
s'mtuerred outboard Air Line preter- motors rents in
red, and more dormant stocks of the mg... no Mahgm it: a“ “c
some group succeeded Rock lslandand much harmmlrdhe new?!”
Denver and Rio Grands iii mwddaélw M ,tn‘ vour body “windmill”
favor .m sppreciiblo gains
and a ir.rYouvwm revolve 5M0 mus were Int-till)“- 1m. If; flWMtNWMtuvv
In mmeomowm my lenders, mount" W
Foley 3 WOW Manna; Arr" States Steel and
studio wars trim
‘ “midday rattle
Giuse-
d'g’utht 3H"?
m-
di
term of artillery trained on the boat!
as mots and the entire company
killuil.
Schools and churches—the fruition
of many years of toil and tears—avert:
bitten up, the students scattt'red or
killed.
Girls and women were reserved for
an indescribable fitte in terrible
marches. in hat-ems. or in the houses
of officials or in huts or tents of th!
lwild tribes Villages and towns by
the bundliil were wrecked. The whole
Armenian population of large sections
was deported. 0f one caravan of 600
people, the Arabs killfid 500. Many
.i ‘.’ fly/it; Iem yell.
sit.
thousands died of.diseltse, torture, ter-
ror, exhaustion and hunger. Of 450
from one village. only one woman
lives, she saw her huahond and three .
sons tied tonethcr and shot with one
bullet. to save ammunition. She saw »
her daughters outraged and then
killed. She was carried away by a
Kurd but owned at night, naked. and
after terrible fluttering fell in with
some refugees.
The blow fell heaviest upon those
least able to bear tt—the nged. the
women. especially mothers or those
about to become mothers, and little
children. Hundreds, thousands, per-
ished in the first few days. The fig-
ures amount to sickening proportions . -
until they reach a total of more than >~ "" l
half a million that have perished.
The Awful Facts. .fAST
-'— I
NOR WALK
(Based upon best available informa-
750000 l
tton)
1.200.000 ll
«u—y—A-
AY‘E‘W"
CIT-Y MARKE l'
.5910. MAIN sr.
Armenian population of Ttlr
key“ Penis and Syria be-
fore the European \\ ar.
Musuflcx‘ed or died of w'ounds
disease or exhaustion,
about ....................
Survivors, about ............
llesiituiu and starving Ar-
menians. Nestorlsns. and
other native Christians in
Turkey, Persia and Pales-
tine
Amount of money needed to
rehabilitate the destitute
and iotarviniz ............ 85,000,000
I Will Do fly-Part.
7 cents will keep one person alive
for one day.
35 cents will keep a family of five
persons aliw for one day.
82 50 will keep it family of five per.
was alive for one week
310.00 will ltcep’ a family of five per-
sons alive for om month.
8120 will keep olfamlly of five per-
sons alive for one ”Ir.
81000 will keep ten funnies of five
persons alive for one year.
“There are so many calls" is I
phrase oft reputed. That is "310.!
The answer is “There are so many;
vperiotllng whom America cannot afford
to be indiifsrent towards."
As stated in yesterday's paper. the this morning.
Communi;y£hb:f a;;:';{sl'h:‘{3:: The. regular Thursday etching
a: o s a rang l . \
:tlkfior gathering contributions forzl’ml'" meeting of the E‘ ’meenu"
Armenian and Syrian «not it is M E. Church will be heidt in even
planned to follow out the program for in:
increasing 33““ olerlnx on Saturday The Advent Christian Church will
Details will be given in tomow'o
papers. Any who desire before that 319“ Its ”Mummy" and magnum:3
time to send their checks for this meeting this evonlng. Ber noon;
fund may lorwnl'd them to 3:11:51” Tot-pie Wm he in charm.
Brendlilger or the treasurer of i at q‘ horwnlk
Community Club. 8225 have. alreadr‘ The “”3"” lot 2:033" every N.
been given. it is hoped to greatly in- lltspublican Cl“) a D
"9880 this fund Through the courtesy citing and an instructor is always
°f m" ”WWW"- the club 1’“ "‘9 present who will show amone how to
opportunity 0‘ publishing inf ion .use the voting machine. it is nec-
onlch “gm“... with the' Community ossitry that all should know some
Chill.) glans for then Armealon Balaton thing about it before election day.
Saturday. it in Mind that any will as it will do away with a great deal of
men or ladies who are willing to hip IMHO“
it that day will telephone or other. .
3...... notify mu :1. n Brondlinger oil Pam“ culls haw been moving:
Hillside» School. or Mrs. P. 8. Lyon one of the repertorial suit 0
or MisnM L'llomntodleu. Fulldotolla Mllnel from Mr and Mrs Joseph.
of mm” mm" "Fowler. They state that they On-
105.! the heat of health nnrl that they
DEATHS AND FUNERALS have M me Chmawe day
and we: 9 wind-bound time mitten
Miro. MT;- Wilcox. days. Mr. n:d Mrs. Fowler left for
M” Aline Who" of Weston, ‘M' “Gilda about. three weeks ago by wa-
Tuesday morning. at the Norwalkfion- tenond up to now success has crowng
pitnl Elle do survived by Moms, ed their cruioe
Harry. Willis. Ilithilllm Wilcox.“ Awhile cc‘filrnmbofrll lit‘lc W1“
mama! t!" “mm 3‘" MM um noun son cool: and ms. wu-
Tail of Soil: Nmuk' and; lion: Crnlg. of Educ pronto. Theodor,
I". we” ’llolllnndgo. 3‘ Wilton ’Ovenlng; when he ran a noodlotlnto
W
Funml of ”S. M. Janina. lhin boo. ”rho noodle [imitated
2 000. 000
Rev. 8. P. Fairbanks will return to- l
toy from Whiting. Vermont, whorei
he has spent the past few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W ebb. ofl
Rowayton hats moved into the housei
recently purchased by them on Os'
born avenue. l
A barge of sand fur the City of Nor-2
walk was towed to the Harris tk’
(Gon’s dock by tho Addie V. 2nd les-
tcrday. '
lira. George W. Van Alstyne and
doubt" Elizabeth of Middletown.
an visiting at the home of Mn. Van-
Alstyno's parents Mr. and Mrs Phil.
ll) 1. Fielding.
The "George E. D. Edmands,” a
pulp schooner, was towed to the Nor'
walk Pulp Mills by the Addie V. 2nd.
1’0tiilTilil0
.....................
Pumas. wife of tho president of the off.; In. order to mover. it; it was
Erwin 3.1mm 0-0. Of Wilma amt! for Dr. '1‘. .«R. Bradley and
intention control: “romantic «on Dr Franklyn G mm, “to D.“ the
”y "‘3'“ "3" "mm“ ”mm fa hot» under the monomers: other no
tel-no at the ”My aim.
angfim. The dew: d4: cum mountains. ‘Jt m catty
tat Now York. on Sunday? tom needle WM otollPand
Jennings.
Wm Mulls” I; l
.tlwm 5,4 m-
Tho mumlmfdfl'o. Erwin .lll. non stair to its- shaft and that brake -
Jamil”: occurred or Bnosctlolt- Kabul» at!!! mesmentxmdflthm' "Rf ‘_
an W161: warned. about a week medley mum mm a ~‘
and who manor «which 3-9 , ..
momma fiche! :. W, ‘ MW¢M' .. ..
W m gm} “kW” ‘ ~ . 5
.ggls'i‘h sheilfturvlv; by six is not new gaming was: £1;ng bums "" EMd‘UT Imld
' ’ ' . m,wdtnmohst music-l _ CONGOLDUMS-«Racaar finds ~ ,
Windstorm-idem madam .
m:
T‘Mrs. Howie's father. fl WT:
Any number of inquiries we”
gererday 3' why thee itszln Centeralw ‘
Park Stamford, was at half- mast. ‘t . -
,' was in honor of the late Burton lobe“.
A Spanish Vtsr veteran. who was kill-
Charles I\ itsymondl of Logan Ed by 3 train near Barton.
street, is ha. ing his house painted. i
F. Brown is hitting extensive slicin-
Tions made to his 'l'oitcneite home,
”The Giveaways."
m.-
m.
. in
James Coombs, who injured his an- “if“
kle last week, expected to be this in . 25".”.
oosume his duties at the Stewart gro-
ll:
MM Mu), and NP”)? Dance of ”yesterday, but is still only oloto Kim
a!
West Side avenue, invent the “eelt- ‘et “mm “ah the ”d of... “8'
end Visiting friends in Brooklyn Carl Brenner, Alfred W H“
l 'léhenthlggs ide cottage .st Bell ls-- -vey Finch, Michael Monetary. if,
an Ian en closed for the season, Georg
the fitnlilt hating been unong Wallace Silenci- um I :GA‘I'VG‘:
last at the islanders to leave & visited Brewster. N 3’ Bu
shore. Btuurt c Whilesidt‘. bookkesp 1”: “V911“ in “m" M" his
or in the office of the Norwalk 'i‘lro Chalmers 03"
and Rubber Company. will reside in W. E. Clifford of this towinwlo “his
,',Noruslk as usual. during the winter. been myeung salesman for a Woma-
Ho has entered
upon 8 ”our” 0’ ter monufacturing establish-tut, hon
istudy int Columbiu College going to , 1-113}
New lork two evenings each week, ""1"“ m that city with his “mu". m
having been admd to an office '
WW position with the some concern.
, . ' { Mrs. Paul Allen Cunt: of 8 we“. g.
D A.RJ’EN street, Flushing, will arrive. in Nominal . iris
'toiltiy, to visit Mr. and Ifrs. it“!!! Tm
Vairin Snead at “The flurthlwll,"..wfi
on the 0m King’s Highway. Mrs. Cur- "U9:
its is a cousin of Motion Molt. '1
E Postmaster Fred}! Smith mm (
i been “under the wenthcr" liar mt
a week with pains in the chest.“
'threntencd pleurisy. is again auntie
‘WWV\W\ be about. the office without them
\irs. Hattie Campbell visited rein- he has been "mg for “want “7'. ..
tires in Cranbnrv. Monday considerably improved. manhunt.
Mrs. C. W. Wheeler sr.. is visiting yet well 3 .,
her daughter out of town. , .
Mrs. Melville Kel ey of lullsfi eld ‘HEADACHES l3
avenue is visiting friends out of town.
. Car Headache
Traffic Officer \larrcn Greene is e.. .. Sun Headache
iortainlng his .brother, George of Study Headache
Movie Headache
Buffalo.
Hardwood floors are hem.u luiJat tho Travel Headache .
Theatre Headache .
home of William J. Fleming, jr., Mans
Weather Headache
field avenue.
The Presbyterian young pauple's hflf- Shopping Man; 4‘
Occupation: Headache '«i
vest supper will be held this evening.
in the chapel. And all other headaches due
to eyestrain and mental fa-fl
psororon
.<v,-
J. Mechan, assistant gnrdnerer at
the Crlmmlns place, Firewoodon-thc. tigue ;
! Our oculist is at your oer- .
Sound. has resigngd his position.
Louis Hermann of the Heights is w“ to determine M“ '
you need glasses or not.
now employed as a watchman on the , . ‘ .
William’Zieghl' place. Great island. i 9°“ " {"5 aim“ t° “me i“
and talk it over.
Allan Law old-he Old King’s
Highway, Noroton, is now employed at '
the Yale «& Towns plant in Stamford. 3
Mrs. Frederick Shl‘ldel' of the roar.“
road is entertaining her sister, Miss
Florence Aahworth of East Nora'allt. ,1
Dr. A. ll. Kane and fomlly have re«
fumed to Brooklyn. after spending: 0pm 8“ £2? £9]; 9 0610“"
the summer at their place on lung‘ '
Neck hunt. .} , . . . .. ._
Assistant Secretary of the interior; ' 3
Stephen T Mather has returned in
Washington after spending the week-‘1
and at his summer home on Brookside
IMO.
One of the traffic dummies at tho.
railroad bridge pgain came to grief
“The Three (hiya-Comic.”
Oculiots. Optometrist; Optician. ‘-
91 Atlantic $1.. wattle“ '
Eliminate. Accident. Plate .
Woritluar' 9 Con. pensntiin, up
'iiy, M: r._;le and Automobile
Sunday 318M. when some. motorist; 'me'BPnd“ .. .
and smashing the lamp. '
Mrs. J. Howe and her (‘3qu
’.Ruth of Moor “cue. hove returned
Wde, «am they mom-l
ad: lastiwoolr by theuurhus. illneootofl
i hit. layt'adflod ,
mail Emu and incuraoco. g.
FLEMQWEMRQS
t' mansion-nouns
”mo he by M- ! birth
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