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01' a 6- “5111655 and ' . ' bb No Sailin or h‘ckei I -.
wants . Professional Cards, and A. & P . SPECIALS. Brine? Motor PEN finish
Miscellaneous 98 a C I t y $113 It,
, . L omp E e __ I
Letitia“...5:?transactionJustus:hitter"their: Best Flour, a Bag, 70C W ..
face or Caps, Double Price. 23 lbs Sugar for $1 {10 .
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.'— WANTED I To LET FOR SALE Slmplex 53'
IWANTEDArliY lll'NtlAlilAN GIRL,
situation to take care of baby. in-
quire is Burbank St. 117 It
WANTED~T0 YOI'NG LADY
demonstrators who are willing to trav-
el, easy work and good pay. Guaran-
TO LET~—A PLEASANT ROOM. l'N-p
quire at 155 iiapview Ave. 11? 3t
TO LET—FIVE ROOMS TO SMALL
family at ti Burbank St; rent 812.
Inquire at 15 Burbank St 116 iii
teed to right party. Call between 7 and TO LET—0\E DESIRABLE FUR
.8 p. ill. Mrs. Curtis, Clifford Hotel. 11511911 room, Also two furnished
3'17 1t rooms for light housekeeping in housel
—_
WANTED — STRONG,
:ST EADY.
containing all ,improvemenls in with!
ed neighborhood at “The Johnsonian,"
married man, good on at“ kind of 3H1gh St. 116 st
work, wishes position. Friedrich 1‘16 ‘
Ely Ave. 117 311 TO LET—FUR RNISHED ROOMS,
WANTED—YOI'NG MAN 0R WO-
man as bookkeeper. Address with
full particulars, 15., care Sentinel.
WANTED TO
titres. Address John (‘zako, 8 Quin-
rtard Ave., South Norwalk, Conn, ‘
117 it
WANTED — AN EXPERIENCED
117 3t’
suv—cas FIX-I
with all improvements, table board it
desired .Private family. Inquire 29
Orchard St., Norwalk. 116 ill
TO LET—~FIVE ROOMS, WITH
Iimprovements. Rent 814. Inquire
United Grocery C0. j16 tf
TO LET-J‘URNISHED, TWO CON-
necting rooms, water, gas, gas plate,
cook stove and all conveniences for
light housekeeping. 214 East Ave..
colored woman to cook, wash and near depot. 116 “I
iron. Apply at Ethel Cottage, Belle I
, Island. 317 3t To LET—SECOND FLOOR 8le
INSURANCE MEN
Small as well as larger towns, all
or spare time, sell our combined ac~
cident health and natural death pol-
lcy. Most liberal of today. Energetic
men desiring an agency, liberal com-
mission and collecting interest given.
Address with particulars, P. 0. Box
8155, Boston, Mass.
WANTED—YOUNG MAN WISH-
es position as chauffeur. Address E.
C. R, care Sentinel. 116 3t
SALESLADIES WANTED FOR
Saturday afternoon and evening. Po-
sition year round. C. J. Mintz and
rooms 5 Belts place, East Norwalk. I
Rent 813. inquire on premises 116 till
I
' To LET—FOUR ROOMS, 11
West Ave, to stnail family. inquire
on premises. 116 ill
,heavy working horses, 3,200 lbs. Well
, heavy harness.
FOR SALE~STANDINU GRASS
for sale cheap; about seven acres
ready for cutting. inquire of E, F.
Soule, Chestnut Hill Road, R. F. 1)..
No. 42. Tel. 13326
FOR SALE~ A COW 3 YEARS
old. Mrs. lrting Lowndes, Maple
Ave. Darien Conn, 1'16 3t
FOR SALE—*YOUN'G TEAM OF
30 Stamps With
Each, l’ound
3S Cts.
cilmatad. Also dump wagon and
Joseph Iialas, Straw-
Williams St._ Norwalk.
berry Hill,
.116 (it;
FOR 8ALE~VARINISHED HARD
wood 10 foot tender. New this year.I
Peck, Harbor View Beach. 115 iii
FOR SALE OR RENT—LARGE
and commodlous house, 12 Havllandl
8t; easy terms. For further particu- I
lars inquire C. Swartz. Old Well ClgarI
Co. mar28 trl
LOST I
LOST—BLACK BAG CONTAINING
small sum of money, three letters.
Igiasses, etc. Reward for return of
same to Sentinel office. 115 Ill
tttll lllllllls
TO LET—FIRST FLOOR, 62 MEAD-5
ow St. Possession at once if desired,
inquire on premises. Telephone 1361.‘
115 3t‘
To LET—IFOL'R ROOMS, FIRST
floor, gas; corner Taylor and Connec-
ticut Aves. Apply H. lleebee, next
house.“ 115 31.
T0 LET—FOUR ROOMS; FIRST
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk. 53.,
Court. June 9. A. D.. 1914.
Estate of Millard 1“ Smith. late of
IProbate
IBrooklyn, in the City and State of
New York deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and al.
lowed six months from the date here-
'of for the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
The Great A.
500 bTORES
bi P. II‘ca Uh,
I.me fill Green'i'radtng Stamps—Ask for them .3 '.
‘IVILLI DENIES SPLIT WITH
“MANIA
(Continued from First Page)
It was learned, however. that be
tween twenty and thirty employee of
the Juarez offices were sent on a spe-
cial train early today to Chihuahua
City, the slate capital. thence to be
transported to Torreon, where \‘illn
remained. These men, mploycs of
the customs house, telegraph office.
treasury department and information
burebu. were arrested rate yesterday
by Colonel Orneias in a raid on the va-
rious national offices where Carranza
appointees were employed.
The whereabouts of H. Perez Abreu
was the matter of most speculation
He had been selected by Rafael Zu
barau. (‘arranza's agent at Washing-
ion, as publicity agent of the revolu-
tion. Abrcudlaappeared when his oi-
ce was taken over by the Villa sol~
dlers. lie Just had issued an an
neutral.
Mediation has been in deadlock on
the type of man to be chosen. it is et-I
pected that when Minister Naou. ot- .
Argentine, returns here on r‘riday,‘
there will be a full conference to (12.1..
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a household necessity it has became.
now before the supply is exhausted.
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termlne whether in view of the disa .
greement the mediation proceedings '
should be continued. . I:
The l-luertn delegates are anxiousI-
that the mediation shall not be inter-
rupted. They think the threatened ,'
break between Carranza and Villnl.»
should persuade the United States to'
agree to the selection of a neutral 1.1:! ,
provisional president. and to give tel
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Every day is a
that individual recognition and moral.I
support. l'nller such conditions. the,» '
say. the new administration would
soon crush the (‘onslitutionalists be-I
cause a recognized government could
get arms and financial aid without dir-
ilculty. The American Government
hitherto has been unwilling to assent
to this because It believes such a pro-
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the ever rccurrent chance of injuriesI
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WANTED ——SITU ATION AT GEN. improvements, WI“! 01‘ without. ,wero busy attempting to find expmng. differences should be continued. lni§ I.
eral housework. inquire corner Con- hoarrd; beautiful location. Ph'ons. EDWARD S. SMITH. _tlon from the south 01 sudden turn of this event future meetings would be RUbbEf—toned A“ .:
necticut Ave. and Cedar St, 115 31 1389-2. 110 (it 260 BroadWay, Brooklyn, N. Y.. ’affairs at Juarez. but the rigid censor- confined to an effort to dispose of the C .
r 110 17 24 Executor. 8MP 0“ telexrams from Villa’s head- Imemmonfll “mm“ Item‘s“ “It; and NICkeI I‘ICkeI ” l
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS TO LET—a ROOMS, 23 ELIZA- Care Coombs and “IIICOX, attorneys. quarters at Torreon prevented {II-0m lfnlted States and Mexico. ILI .
cattle and poultry. Best market We‘ 2‘9”] 'St- Inquire Mrs. R. Tarlov; 102 __ . arriving other than messages denying. Await Denial of Split. 'WWWWOIW—TO .1- -
paid Extra mm for m calves. aylor AVG» city. Tel. No- 1160'5~ MISCELL A in a general way, that the Conslultion- ‘ A--- ._ .4
.500 for bob valves to fatten. H. 313 It NEOUS‘ alist commander~in-chlef and Villa. his WASHIVfl‘ONI ““9 I‘ ———Confirma- I , .,.. ~
Friedman. Conn. Ave. T011151 . northern Chieftain. had reached anoint “0“ 0’ dam“ 0' ""3 ”1’0"“ “9‘“ ”9 EMPRESS III: IRHAND “e“ I” I‘m": “as" ”mm“ as. I
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.REWARI):
(5.00 REWARD WILL BE PAID
for the return of my New England
Iwheel, No. E13563, to A. H. Bennett,
,care Woolworth's 5c and 10c store.
115 St
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. 155 Washington, 81nd.
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DEFINITION OF. WIROPMOTIG.
memuouue-denniuondfln
cause ofthadiusseawfltcfl‘tfl
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it beats any kind of plaster. ,
C. H Aisthorp cI
T°'- ear-s. mum ave.
morr mv‘oncs case. 3 i
Scheduled income Up in the Superior
Court Tomorrow.
The divorce case of John .0, Mott vs.
Charlotte 111. Mott is on thosupefioruI
court short calendar list for a hoar~
ing on Thursday. June 18th, before
Judge Gardiner Greens. Mrs. Mott
sued her husband for a divorce five or
six years ago, "charging intolerable
cruelty. She was denied a divorce at
that time. She left town with two of
their three children,~and has only re-
neatly been located‘in Philadelphia.
Penn.- It was reported that she left
in company with slot-mei- boarder. At-
torneys Keogh and Condos represent
Mr. Mott.
' Another case of considerable local
'dent in place of Carranza.
ment of Natera as chief of the new
central zone and other incidents.
Partisans of Carranza and Villa at
El Paso discussed hotly the future at
the Constitutionalist movement. The
question of the Niagara IFails' confer-
ence played an important part in the
argument especially as regards the
Inamlng of a provisional president
ISome Villa supporters even declared
that General Felipe Angeles. Secretary
of War In Carranza’ a cabinet, had been
selected by Villa for provisional prest-
Angeles.
a former Federal general, has been
Icommanding Villa's artillery since the
battle of Torreon, and yesterday de-
parted for the front above. antecas,
according to ofilclal notice here.
Gunboat Tamplco Sunk.
WASHINGTON, June 17.'—-'l'he Huer~
ta gunboat Guerrero defeated and prob»
ablv sunk the Constitutionallst gun- '
boat Tampioo. near Mazatlan. accord-
Ilng to a report today from Rear Admir-
al Howard. The captain and chief ens
'gineer of the Tampico committed sui
cide.
Mediation" Not Running Smoothly.
NIAGARA FALLS. Ont.,‘ June 17.—
Tbe unsatisfactory talk between the
"American delegates and two Constitu-.
tionalisb representatives, at Buffalo
over night dispatChes ‘of friction at
Juarez between carranra'and Villa of
llcials and stories of Federal successes
at Zacatecas produced a confusing. sit-
uation for the mediation board today.
" Justice Lamar and Frederick W.
Lehman. the American delegates, do
clined to divulge what they had learn-
ed in Buffalo from Rafael Zubaran and
Luis Cabrera, personal representatives
of General Carranza. but spoke of the
Villa had seized the telegraph oillces
he acted entirely upon his authority;
as chief of the northern military zone-.9
The reports. nevertheless, aroused con-I
sldemble apprehension. A clash be-I
tween the military and civilian lead-
ers of the Constitutionallsl movement.I
it was pointed out, probably would re-:
suit in conditions that would stir up
demands for American intervention.
Failure of the American delegates to
find some way to bring the Constitu-
tionallsts within immediate scope of
mediation in their conference with
Canaan's representatives at Buffalo.
was not unexpected. President Wilson
and his advisers were still hopeful
that ultimately a way out of the diplo.
matic dilemma might be found. if, as
was heped, the Huerta delegates would
recede from their stand~ against the
acceptance of a Constitutionalist for
the provisional presidency. it was beI
lieved that the ravolutlonlsts might
have a part in plans for the new gov-
ernment, and that. the Niagara con-
ference might be continued. On such
a development or a change in the Con-
stitutionalist‘s‘ attitude toward. a
truce. hope for the success of media-
tion of the entire Mexican problem
was said to be based.
Rafael Zaharan and Luis Cabrera,
the Carranza agents who met the Am-
‘erican delegates at Buffalo, yesterday,
were to return to Washington today.
When Secretary Bryan went to , the!
White House he was expected to sub-j
mil to President Wilson a full report
of the result of the meeting at '.But‘falo
Administration officials were unwil-
ling to discuss any possibility of the
adjournment of the Niagara confer-
ence Friday. They declined to lndi-I
cate what disposition would be made
WRIIIK IIIIIIIIIY UN
First Officer Alfred Teilenes, of
ihs-Slorslad, an Important
Witness
QUEBEC, June 17.—Alfreri Tufte-
nes. first officer of the cclllrr Star;-
tad, took the witness stand agtin to-
day when the Empress of ireland
wreck Inquiry was resumed and But
ler Aspinali began his cross-examini-
tlon on behalf of the Canadian Pacific
Railwy, owners of the Empress, The
witness was in charge of the collier
immediately prior to the collision.
in answer to questions Tuftenes sa’d
said the Storstad was not navigated in
the fog for one hour arid a half prior
to first seeing the masthead lights of
the Empress. When the lights came
into. view the Empress ‘was' about six
miles away and one and a half.polnts
on the Storstad‘s port how. She was
pursuing a course across the coilier's
, bows.
"Now” said Mr. Aspinaii. " the ship
was traveling at seventeen knots an
hour. At .the and or fifteen minutes.
where Was the Empress when, she
changed her course?“
“About one point on our port bow."
“What!" exclaimed Aspinall, "in
fifteen minutes the vessel had only
narrowed the distance a half a point.
Hadn’t she get across to your star-
heard how?"
"N0. 1| »
Tuftenes said he ordered the helm
‘That would mem she was stop.
Ding?” .
‘it w'culd.
“Finding your helm would not not.
you Int your engines ahead?“ I '
“I did " I
‘Tltat would bring you pretty, 0 .
to the Empress?" ‘ -
‘ll vvfould‘
“Did you epect your ship
answ or that hard a port helm?”
"i did."
"Why didn't It?"
“The engines were not _ ,
long enough to give her headway.
BONGIIESS IIIIPES TII
ABIIIIIIIII MIDI”
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'.WASHINGTON, June 17—WflI
journment of Congress in In
weeks as' their goal. Senate
cratlc leaders weretoday ex
continue their “speedup" worton
annual appropriation bills so
take up as early as possible an
to conclusion the administratl
gram cf anti-Trust measum
progress made on the supply 3. - I
led to the belief today that all, p . .
would be disposed of by about‘JlilSt
clearing the way for the Santa
take up the anti-Trust bills. 4. . I
Only three "of .the approp
bills new remdln to be passedag
are. the lndinn, the Sundry Cir .
the Rivers and Harbors bilin. '
Senate planned to meet at noon”
instead of 11 o’clock, as hereto“
order to allow the committal!
charge of the trust bills more II
work on them
There is general anxiety in
of the troops in Vera Cruz it the me- to port and a little later ha (1 9. pct!
diatlou proceedings were suspended. 1' Lord Mersey, who presides at the
. ., 3 hearing asked:
0'" ”WM“ warship. "Isn’t it a fact that in conseiucnca
i
ON BOARD U. B. S. CALIFORNIA of your helm being put to port ycur
Mazatlan Mei, June 16,1117 wireless ship did go to starboard and that is
via San Diego. June 17. —-’l‘he Consti- how the accident occurred?"
‘tutionallat gunboat Tamplco was sunk, “it did not " ' '
today by the Federal sunboat Gum. Lord Merseyg“‘Why that was the
turn in twenty two fatharns of water, object in putting it to port.” , ,
leaving the Guerrero the sole Bur-"No,t11atw’asn,tlt_:it w“ to keep
.1, striving warship representing either the ship from swinging to port "
religion on the west coast of Mexico. «He was inclinpd to blame the cur-
”PM W“? 1108811 at. 8". 30 it. in. and rent for swinging the ship. ' » ,
g. and m in interest is that of Elizabeth Gehaub vs. nference as clarifying and valuable.
later life in the“ mg“ m andIPhillp Sohaub, which is also on the‘ The Constitutionalists had explained
limbs. ISup’ertor court abort calendar for in detail and with emphasis that there
“gins mfigflgmmfl min-“flaw.- lit will be remembered that could be no compromise in any shape .
3 through mounting a. nerve iMrs. Schaub figured in an automobile or form with General Huerta or any of
I ‘I Win involution: M troubles. Iocldent some that also in Bridgeport his party, that a prominent consular
~ ‘ “RAW W the owl in company with a married man There tldnalist blone would be ted I!"
"All ldnd‘s bf Highgrnde‘ Delicatessen. lure of the ”mamgg‘g 2°33: was a rumor current that Mr. acnaub them 101' the proficiency. and .t t tho
IImpdllud and Domestic Roland's: to my: 9;,“ , Ireeently Iett Branch‘viue. accompanied military triumph of the revolution was
';.-'0hem, Pickles and em 'Ki‘tut. Hobie by his rat dos and n. Danbury cm. menu .
do sands our specialty‘. all kinds . . .rttia maiden «talent
‘ N
it creates pinched no
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return home and enter 9.th
the Congressional campaign
with prospects that the
will not violently oppose
Trust bills. ‘
day's primary in the Thir
sibnal District assure the , _
former Governor Andrew 1.3L I
to Congress. I
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