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DESPT'I'E WV? LOSEIES ALLIES RESUME AT;
TACK GNU THE DARDANELLES.
The British battle cruiser inflexible. which was hit
on the bow by shells, also steamed out of the straits cou—
voyed by two cruisers. A shell w hich exploded 'on her
A 81 P- POTATOES- A 3: P
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' Business ma ’ (Continued from First Page.) Fancy Maine Potatoes, 14 pounds for 15¢7er
sources, the Hai'as correspondent says. The prow of the Fancy Maine Potatoes, 3 bUShEI -------------------- W _ i
an s. PTOfeMlonal cards, and French battleship Gaulois was touched by a mine. but Best Butter a pound... .......... ‘_ ..... . ..... . 33¢ *
n the damage can be repaired in a few days. She left the Guaranteed Presh Eggs, :1 dozen ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 20¢
Mche 81180118 straits and anchored at the island of Navria. Rundle's Home made Bread ................. Manda
THE GREAT A. 8K P. TEA CO.
face or Capo, Double Price deck is reported to haie killed forty men and wounded Telephone 909 FTCP Delivery if
many others ‘
,_ One Turkish fort, the name is not gl\ en. is said to
. 1 i have been seriouslr l l ' r d ‘hil* 1' 1' f 't‘ d -—
WANTED. O L . FOR SALE. ,1 tanape \\ t 11 d1) 0 is L M
' T ET l . . fenders were killed or wounded. 2 en cl 3
WANTED - $20 To :25 PER‘ 'ro LET -— HALF HOUSE 6 FOR SALE — SECOND “A“
The Silver Mirror 00., Inc. 123 W.
mouth extra mono to am em 10 ed rooms, All im rovements. 45 Fairfield lStamford kitchen range. Good con- , ‘ ' ' , r . . . . .. 3 Ladies :1
person without inferferiné witli Lyme inquire in premises 11120 at! (mum Price 61000. Call any time, straits at 9.30 yesterday (1 l‘lddy ) morning and rtsumed last Site“ tbit we are having a new:
“I” work. No selling N0 canvass- W ' ___ 159 Cove Ave. East Norwalli or tele- the bombardment With great Violence. 3;“ 3;: SILK HOSE ,
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employed need not apply. Address apartment Rent 312 and ‘13 "mum? ’ - Mil“ \O‘Rh. March 20-—-Pascsngcrs aboard the ”t r ' ‘ Regular 250 value
«FOR SALE—A NUMBER OF ROSE .
lJ. A. Rudder. 108 South Main street
The dispatch says the allied warships re—eutered the
llritish tseamer Lapland, which reached here today from
We had such success with our spieli
. | , . . _ _ , _ . Sh'lcli l‘irsl uallly
Madison St., Chicago. Ill. m20 4t1 Phone 13‘2 5- “‘20 3‘ 23:31: £021“ sillini‘nciiilihlfzielschw: Liverpool. wrtuessed a battle III the Irish Channtl be- TheNOI’Wdlk Drug CO. §PECIAB
“WILL PAY REL‘IABLE ”AN—511! To LET—FIRST FLOOR. ALL lM-gpiicholla' Poultry Yards, 21 4 East’ave- tween :1 British torpedo boat. which escorted the Lap— H. A. MEAD, MFOrwallr
woman, :12. 50 to distribute 100 Free
pkgs. Borax Soap Powder with soap
movements. 52 Putnam Ava. For,
further particulars, inquire H. B.
one. Tel. 243—4. m20 it
'FOR SALE—A BARGAIN.
land, and a German submarine. The Lapland, crowding
on all steam. fled in a zig—zag line from the combatants.
8 No. Main St.
S°--" 19c a pair
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50c values for 26¢. i
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etc" among friends. No moue re- 313“”: View Great, South “0W3” . “v . r . , __ There's no job in this city that eon ; .
united. Ward Companv 216 Inystitutel “‘20 “filo“ A“ 83‘3“» the valuable 9'09“le . GP \.E\ A’ “a Paris, 1”"th 20’ 1'20 a. m. Informa- not be tilled by a really copobIel 3 pairs 101. 50c ‘
Pl. Chicago " m20 1H" .. 3corner of Main St. and Center Ave, tion received here from Kiel ~is to the effect that all
.. reach an agreement at Vienna ,they have come to Rome
long, 5 it. 6 in. beam; fully equipped does, and adds: .
. dress Housework, care Sentinel. T0 LET—5 on s ROOMS, 30 For pried etc address Box 123 Row- \ h l . to continue their discussions. ..
11119 31; Lowe 8t, with all the latest improve» oyton Conn -. 11118 at “1 art sci en hour light ended “1th success for our .
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i merits. also 3' 4 and 5 room am“, y nd 5 ght damagr to flu earthworks, no 1). m.-lhc government- of
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WANTED—MUST BE CHEAP FOR
cash. a Dingey. Address M. J, Les-
nick, Yonkers, N. Y. m16-18-20
WANTED—CHAUFF‘EU-R WISHES T
position at either private or com-
mercial. Can furnish good reference.
8. A.. care Sentinel. mill 3!:
WANTED -- FIRST MORTGAGE
loan of 32.500 to $3.500. Box 685.
South Norwalk, Conn. mill 6t
WANTED—A YOUNG GIRL T7)
assist with housework in small fam-
ily. Good home and fair wages. Ad-
' CHIROPRACTIGI .-
ia good and the coming profession.
It is the best method of relieving dis-
* ease yet known to man. It proclaims
" to the world that disease and its oil-
posite. Health, are conditions of or-
gone, not objects or concrete things
and that the power which created
man also placed within him. the mo-
chanism which. it kept In perfect ad~
justment. would carry him frOm the
cradle to the grave. in uninterrupted
ease and comfort.
Try CHIROPRACTIC without the
hurts.
STAMFORD SO NORWAIAK
.vtto514~~f1tosmm,;
E. BARTHOL, D. C.
y. Painless Chiropracwro -
03 Meadow Street, South Norwallr.
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SOLVENT NOTICE.
'l)istrlct of Norwalk, 83.
Court, Maren 19, A. D., 1915.
Estate in Connecticut of \l'lllet
“Webb, late of Brooklyn, in the City
and State of (New York, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and
alibwed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said Estate
towexhiblt their claims for settlement.
Probate
g. Those who neglect to present their
» accounts, properly
attested, within.
aaidptime, will be debarred a recov-
' j‘ery. All persons indebted to said Es-
tate are requested to make immediate
payment to
mini SOUTH NORWALK TRUST
" ‘00-,
Administrator.
_ , For C. E. Hoyt, Treasurer.
‘* m20127-a3
«DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Fairfiotlld County Savings Bank,
Norwalk, «Conn, March 18, 1915.
' At a meeting of the Board 'of Direct-
" . ore of the Fairlield County Savings
‘ declared to depositors,
9. encumtmoummauv'
, Bonk hold this day, a dividend at the
rate of four per cent. per annum, was
from the
earnings of, the six months ending
March 31, 1915. 1
The same will be entered on pass
books and paid on and after April
_ 10111 1915.
By order of the Board of Directors.
[baritone courts,
. . 2.. , ‘ Treasurer.
BODY FLOATING OFF BLACK
_ ROCK. . .
BLACK ROCK Conn. March 19:—
4The body of- a. man of Hungarian pa-
rentage, was found today floating In
Cedar Creek. The strange resemblance
of the victim to Stephen Molnar,
whose body was found burned almost
to a crisp on Mud Flats, near there.
several months ago. is leading to a
. .atrlct Investigation by the police.
. Molnar. according to the coroner‘s
finding. was murdered. and the police
believe there to some connection bo-
twoe‘nr the cam. The face of the vio-
um round. today In comidorobly dia-
polored. which ieodolo thobohofthot
homotwltbfoolplay.
hood. within which in the W
"NO. 7!. dance. 13“."
__ l TO LET—STORE 0N MAIN ROAD
lto Danbury. Suitable for automobile
purposes. 'Inqulre of C. T. McGovern.
‘Keeler Building, Washington street.
m17-20-22
.4 ___
To LET—«SIGN BOARD 1113:
feet, on lineofiN Y.. N. H. &H. R R.
west of depot, South Norwalk. lJin-
quire of Taylor b. Golden. mill at
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TO LET — ATTRACTIVE SIX
room new half house, all improve-1m
ments and conveniences. 5 minutes E.
N. Station, beautiful interior.
lug Coast. 00., 123 Washington St.
m19 6t
inquire 76
mill 3t
manta. Centrally located.
Washington street,
TO LETLLARGE AND SMALL
rooms convenient to baths. With or
without board. The Maples. 6 Mott
avenue. Phone 1298. will 3t
'ro LET—1 APARTMENT, WASH-
ington 8L. 1 house. Pleasant St., upper
floor, 3 Mott Ave. Inquire .l. W. Mar-
vin, East Norwalk. this 31;
TO LET—5 ROOMlS. 100 30 MAIN
. 8t. wAdulta only. Rent $18 Bungalow
35 Lincoln Av,e. from April lat. Rent
$20. Inquire Chas. E. Hoyt. mla tf
TO LET—~9 ROOM HOUSE. 10
Reed street. Improvements. Yearly
rental, $30.00 monthly, advance. Ref-
erences, Bertha J, Ella, Broad River,
or'J. B. Lawrence & Co. 11117 6t
—.—.—
TO LET—5 ROOM APARTMENT.
East Washington street, East Nor-
walk. Partial improvements, rent
. $12.00. Inquire 64 ‘South Main street,
or telephone 60. :29 if
T0 LET—5 Rooms AT 57 SPRING
St. Inquire of Mrs. R. Torlov, 102
Taylor Ava. Tel 1165-5. 1130 t!
“M MISCELLANEOUS.
PLUMBING—TINNIENG. HEATING.
ventilating. Automobile radiators.
roofs, gutters, loaders, chimneys re-
paired, charges reasonable. Flrat class
mechanics. Tel. 1523 'B. n. Walter-
house & Son, 142 South Main street.
rule at
aALVA‘ron CHARIOTT— GENER.
eral contractor. Estimates given on
all kinds of contract work. Be sure
to get our estimate. We can save you
money. Phone 81%. 26 Wood St.
LOOK!
I share profits with you by giving
you the lowest prices on 15 years
guaranteed fin made into leaders,
hand-made, painted inside. tin roof-
ing, plumbing and heating. ~
’ HENRY A. HEGELEIN.
so Water on Phone noon
PHILIP MAZZUCCO
North Taylor Ave. So. Norwalk
coN'rRAcron.
Stone, Brick, Concrete. Plaster. Side-
' walks, Color Digging.
Telephone 1211-2
5.: Michael Lubrano -":
‘ CONTRACNR.
Mimics cheerfully furnished
5-: wood so. so. Normlk.
P non: 1m.
{gs-“W ' ‘
Mur- ‘
l Norwalk, will be sold. 87 feet frontage
on‘Maiu St., 255 feet on Center Ave.
one large house, one cottage, shop ,
and barn. For particulars call or
write Franklin A. Smith, 85 Spring
“St, South Norwalk. Tel. 116. m20 6t
FOR SALE—CHEAP. LARGE GAS
stove, large ice box with water cool-
Ear. small gas stove. wash stand.
{screen door. coal scuttle and shovel,
loprlnkier, garden rake and fork. lawn
mower, curtain rode, window shades.
‘Appiy tomorrow at C. J. Mlntz. 54
North Main street. mlS 3t
FOR SALE—OPEN LAUNCH, 23 It.
.FOR SALE—1915 COLE BIG SIX
demonstrator for sale, fully guaran-
teed. Vaaet Bron. Garage, 17 Chest-
nut St., South Norwalk. this if
FOR SALE -,- HATCH'ING EGGS,
B. C. W. l... 81.50 per fifteen. Trap
nest record, hundred forty to hundred
eighty. 38 Center Ave. 1:118 3t,
FOR «La—commas on aasv
terms at prices from $8,000 to 365.000.
For particulars inquire of Chas. E.
Hoyt. at The South Nortvaik Trust
co. ‘ m18 tf.
FOR SALE-«WHITE ROCK EGGS
for hatching, from birds that are line
bred, and contain the best blood in
America. 31. 00 .per doz., 8" 00 per
100. Wm. L (leer, Wilson Ave
will fit
FOR SALE -- HEAVY WAGON
and horse. Inquire 3 Rowan street,
East Norwallt. m6 tf
REBUILT TYPEWRITIRS -— L. C.
Smith, Underwood,
Remington, all other
makes. sold. rented.
-‘ .' repaired. Rentals. 88
per month. Machines
sold at $5 per month.
JAB. DONNELLY.’
16 South Main Street. South Norwalli.
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George W. Collin Jr.&Co.
UNDERTAKERS
95 Main St. Norwalk.
Phone 347-4. Houoo 511-12 ’
Lady Attendant-Picture Framing.
Jonson.
SETTINS FROM 250
EGG HENS
The average hon lay-'5 from
90 to 100 eggs a your. Toni
Barron, the great English
. eXpert In poultry, has, dur\
ing the last 20 years. de-
,veloped a broed‘of S. C.
White Leghorna which av-
erage over 250 eggs a year.
I have imported direct
Barrens place in England a,
pen of the choicest of these'
' wonderful egg producers,
arid offer. a iidmlte'd num-
ber of settings at $10. 00
each. Phone 1121-8 Nor!
Walk after 7 p m.
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“kl-Woollen“. out
German dreadnoughts in the harbor and canal are under-
going steam and screw trials in order to test fully their
boilers and machinery while their crews are being care-
fully drilled. These trials are similar to those which
took place in January, since which timehaif the crews of
the dreadnoughts have been sent to Belgium with heavy
guns to meet the bombardment of British naval heavy
artillery. The. largest of the German warships how not
left the Kiel Canal sinceithe war began.
CONSTANTINOPLE, via Berlin, by Wireless to
London, March 20, 9 a. m.-—An official statement issued
from Turkish headquarters says the sinking of British and
French warships in the Dardauclies was due to ,“torpc-
damage Was done to the fortifications."
According to statements made yesterday by the Brit~
ish and French Adntiralties. the llritish battleships Irre-
sistible and Ocean and the French battleship Bouvci.
which were sunk in the Dardauclles. wore blown up by
floating mines.
PARIS, March 20. 3:35 a. iu.-.\ duel with swords
resulting from a dispute about official business was fought
yesterday by M. ('hapron. Prefect of the Dipartiuent of
Marni-wand Maurice Pol Roger Manor of l‘lperuai, iii
the park of a country house. (hapron was uoiuided in
llielcft arm, and Roger in the right wrist after a long:
and furious encounter. The adversaries refused to be
reconciled after their comba .
RDA-l Ii, March 19. via l‘aris. March 20, 4:35 a. m.-
Cardinal Anthony Agliardi.Chancellor of the Catholic
Church‘and sub-Dean of the Sacred College. died today.
at the age of 83' years. He was the titular bishop of :\l~
bauo, and was proclaimed a cardinal in 1806. It was he
who proposed to the Sacred College on Auugust 22 last
that an address be sent to the belligerent powers asking
that auvarmistice be arranged so that a successor to
Pope Pius X. need not be elected while blood was being
shed upon the battlefield.
PARIS, March 20, 5:35 a. ni.——~\"cra l’igncr, one of
the most widely known leaders of Russian Socialism, has
been arrested at Ungheui, near the Romanian frontier. ac-
cording to Humanitc, although her brother, an artist, had
obtained permission from the Russian Minister of the
Interior for her to return to her native land from Switz—
erland.
Vera Figuer, who is 74 years old, has. been con—
stantly under the surveillance of the Russian police
since her release from Scblusselburg Fortress, where
‘ she was confined for twenty years for participating in the
plot against the life of Alexander II.
LONDON, March 20, ll :10 a. m.~—Six battleships re-
cntcred the Dardanelles Straits Friday; according to a
dispatch received here by the Renter Telegram Com-
party from the Island of Tcuedos. " ' W ’
This resumption of the action after the loss Thurs-'
day of the French battleship Bouvet and the
anything for the reason that unfavorable weather condi-
\thllS made operations impossible. . -
h_‘_...._..
3 LONDON? March 2o. 10:45 a. m.——German Subma—
ri1fc~raids during the week ending March I7 resulted in
he loss of eight British vessels, ivith‘a-total tonnage of
22,825. out of I ,539 arrivals and sailings, according to a
summary issued today by the Admiralty.“
The total losses to British commerce from the be-
ginning of the war to March 17 were 96 merchant ves—
sels and 47 fishing vessels. ‘ »_ ~
(1 sq
ROME. via Paris. March 20, 3 .45 a. inc—Command—
ers of the Anglo-French fleet in the Adriatic Sea. accord- '
ing to advices from Ancona, have been notified by their
goifcrnme‘nts that the transportation of gods of any kind
to or from plans on the Austrian “coast is prohibited un-- 3
,der the terms of the Allies’ new naval policy and that
PARIS, Mracii 2o. vsz o a. mw-Otf . Hi: h‘n, ‘
New York financier, has contributed 10,090 .sirancs ($2- .
000) for relief of French war suifércl‘s
.thc wives and children of combdtfnt‘s and5
fund for the assistance or artists.
Kaila to Prclcct Lei rent titrbu
will go to
Moth..-
worker—~and all capable workers ton- l
pororily out of work, watch The Ben
tinel
_._—..
"help wanted’ ads closely.
\
28- 82 So. Mata BL,
SOUTH NORWALK. Coon.
he.”
Paris.
ROME, via l’aris, March 20, 5:40 a. m.——Unofficial
negotiations to determine th a question whether territor»
ial concessions should be made by Austria to Italy be—
fore or after thevend of the war, it is asserted here, are
in progress between Count Volpi, who conducted similar
negotiations to bring about peaccbetweeu Italy and ~Tur-
key in 1912 and Rajetan Me rey von Kapos-Mere, forms
er Austrian Ambassador at Rome. Having failed to
The Roller 510 & ZSCSIOR
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“in
Van Fleet. In 1912, ‘
ltlou of Lola Norris and Martha War
British i
‘ battleships Irresistible and Ocean failed to accomplish
' “Home. for Incumble Children "
Three other .
” vessels which were torpedocd were able to reach port. x of the time as jolly al a
. aide over their counsels and undertak-
' on intro uclng as much frolic and
‘ there is as much laughing done in
' any. home in England as at or"
4 It in ‘o largo my. lie use: the saunas .
half to the ‘ can
The gift was made-'1
LONDON, March 20, I
The Netherlands, according
tcr’s Telegram Company at
Great llritain and France a p rotcst
blockade of Germany.
BERLIN. March 2:), via
to the correspondent of Reu-i
The Haguey has sent to "A
against the British 3
London, 12:45 11. Ills-rCOl‘ '
ouel Pl, Al. House, of New York and Texas. reached Ber—
. . o
liu from London Friday morning and at once went into a
loneT conference with James
Ambassador.
guest while Ill llcrlin.
E (l. Lou ry attached to
Colonel House will be
it is genefilll) believed that 501-
oucl House is working in the interest of possible peace.
\‘V. Gerard, the American
the Ambassador's
the American Embassy in .
loudmi. is at present in llt rlin iii the interests of (wer- ‘
man prisoueis in England.
TTI
CONVICTIONS OF CAMINE
AND DIGGS AFFIRMED
Circuit Court of Appeals Decideo
wail? Slave oases Againot
Defendants.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 19. «The
convictions of 1". Drew Camlnotti, son
of Anthony Caminettl, United States
Commissionerfleneral of immigration,
and Maurice I. Diggs, former state
architect, under the Mann White Slave
were afllrmed yesterday by the
act Court of AD'»
United States Circuit g
als ’
DeThe opinion was delivered by Prey
aiding Judge Gilbert and was con»
curred in by Judge Wolvorton. Judge.
d.
Erskine M. Ross dissente
Diggs and Camlnettl were tried and
convicted by District Judge William L.
for the transport»
Sacramento. 3“ ‘°
for immoral W909“
o imprisonment
rington from
R0110. New.
D1533 was sentenced t
OF LIGHT HEART.
ll Lowell 13 sag? p2}
' con 11 very fur-«loitlng a -
iii)? l‘fghteheartod, last and nonfat:
were sprinkled plentifuliy throulg with
long life which was so cutie i
solid, hard work and achievemi‘azih. a
(lone day when Walking w 1
friend, they passed a large build in:
over the door of which was written:
GREAT “EN
he of
“ b. " said Lowell. with a shit
his ‘liead. "that is where I shall have
be sent one day." ‘
toEvorbody knows of the immen:
labors of David Livingstone in :IE
inhospitable part of Atrlca and of l
‘ devotion of his noble wife. Does eve ._
that in the midst of
boy were often much
pair of
" To all: h
schoolboys oft on a. holldoyy
an extent did the spirit of mitt pre-
orybodv know
their lonely life t
logs that sometimes Mr. ”Livingstone
would say to la wife: ' Really. my
dear we ought not indulge‘in so mam;
jokes. Me are getting too old; It in 33°
becoming We must be more staid.
Charles Kingsley will always bent
merryma log into his family life as
possible. He was proud to be ablé to
new. “I sometimes wounder whether
Iooasc. "—Chrlatian Endeavor World.
A we: muscular.
advertiser his min, f! be about no
clout-fled "For sale" column:
nylhooflco.lndtnud nonunion
o’irleiitl i117 '
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on McNeil Island. for two years on! 7
«lined $2 000. Caminetti was seated“ ,
toclghteen months’ lmprisonmcn‘taa‘
was fined 81. 500. The case was to!!! .
to the higher cont-ton. a writ of error. .
The opinion handed. down . today "i;
holds that the prosecution had a milk ‘ , ‘_
to comment upon the fact that Dino
was silent upon the movements of in
four principals after they left m—_:J.z
memo. and that it was proper for tho 3
jury to consider this silence as an in- “ ‘:
dlcatlon of guilt or Innocence. Jul“ ’3 ,.
Ross dissenting opinion expresses the
opposite view. , ,1 -
Sweet Young Thing-“They must
have beautiful roads in Kentucky. '
More Main—“0h, really?"
Sweet Young Thing—«Wes;
do ‘so much night ridln‘g,‘
know "—Buifalo Express
,.
they ’
.y‘m .
"1
Government chemists in the Phlllp- *
pines are investigating the nominalf’
lug possibilities of a new species or .
oil-bearing nut that has been disco
cred.
SPR AYING of TRE
IS A NECSSilY _
Trees prcitected from disease
spraying yield to i profit
The Myers S
Pump '
them.
Norwalk Chronicler