if WEDNESDAY. MAY :3, £915 7 / i
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ANTI—GERMAN RIOTS RESUME!) IN EAST END
OF LONDON TODAY WITH INCREASED
VIOLENCE.
(Continued front Ifirst Page.)
Classified crass—:11. Let,
For Sale, Business and
Mintzs
Storage
Wants!
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P r OfeSSlOIlal cards, and ment has .891“ to Great Britain and the United States 4.800 Square Feet. l S 1e '
“WSSBSCS 0f Sympathy upon the loss of life in the If you are seekm storage room l May Clearance 3 . E1?
Miscellaneous 1. mm. 11W 8 1 S , I , " . :1
O - The press of the country bitterly arraigns (icrmanv at reasonable terms in ' i eC'a s In a é
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LASSIFIEDAdvertisements on thispage. Twenty-Five WordsorLess,-25c to. the sinking of the passenger Ship The Asa“, shim- E P _. -1
Three Tunes 506. Each Additional Word 1 cent per Insertion, In Black- bun characterizes it as‘a "massacre of innocents" certain Norwalk Steamboat i departments
face or Caps, Double Price_ to excite the “righteous indignation" of Americans. Ling 1
. Other papers declare the time has come to “remove for“ i .
J . ever the German 111enace." ____—,_.,E__—_.‘ W L fl”, '5 1E
WANTED. . 1 RSAL . .1 . . . . P .
e __i :0 LET . i, F0 E. , LONDON, May 12, 4:15 a. m.——;\lost of the morn- GOOD lmwwldhavu f .3
WANTED—AN AMERICAN “‘09 FOR RENT—TWO monsoon FOR SALE—E—ON ACCOUNT OF ing papers fail to comment editorially on President “”3533?" r "
:1Eianhwantsfposmgn as hgutsekeepel' in apartments, furnished, for housekeep— gettmg 3 machiEne, ““1 5"” two hors- Wilson‘s 'l’hiladelphia speech. The Standard, however. CULTIVATIO MW mm“? 1- i
to cute 0 a w ower. e erence giv- ng Moderat rental. At 9 Union Park. es. 1 heavy “or horse, 1 farm horse, 1., .. _ , . . .. . E , . J . .. E E _ WE MEN E human ;
on if desired. Address E. P., c110 SENi‘1Norwalk Conn. wk? 31 1 light all around horse. Both sound ”MES” 1111 “MP”: and 53.” ti“ 1 resident has 5110““ ' ""‘M" mm “b“ “'9‘“ '1'.
net, mlz 3t ' _ and true. Fred H. Whipple, South during these trying weeks of (Jermanys msult a moral h ‘1
” — TO LET—s11: ROOMS ox BATES E Wilton Heights, wmou, Conn 11112 31 courage of the highest order."
. WANTED—YOUNG MAN EXPER-‘Cmm, with garden and fruit, tlnquire'r
reuced on short knife cutting, Cluett.‘ is. C. ireland Bates Court. mm 31‘
Peabody & 00., Inc. mil 3t _ -Ww
FOR SALE—8 ROOM HOUSE O\'
_vAfi____ Osborn m enue, also- 9 building lots, on
To LET—DESIRABLE FURNISH- Keyner street, cheap. Call or write 92
ed room, all improtements. Mrs. S. Osborne av.enue
“It is rather satisfactory,” the Standard continues,
“to note the calm and pacific tone of President \\'ilson's
first public utterance since the disaster. for no interest
of ours would he served by America's entrance into the
Inn, hifieéu. etc. We on wheel hoe
specialism If
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.. Wong's... 5?:31? .
inc arulfluwre. WWI-for o
dour- Ines Pclfnci wed Hints. whin-
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WANTED—OPERATORS EXPER-
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ienced on 90“” machines. ““9“: Clouch, 7 Elizabeth street. m12 1t _ —— war and such a development might in manv ways inure Whirl-é 7-14
Peabody & 00., Inc_ 11111 3t FOR SALE—“11114 EXCHANGE 2 _ , . u I ' mlods.
l \ Igood building lots for a Ford auto t“ the enemy b advantage. Amd'flhh 5i
1 TO LET—THREE, FOUR A.'D_ - .. , -.. ~- . . .11 mm- c...
WANTED (VHAUFFEUR; STATE five room apartments in Center of‘M‘m be in good condition Adress box lhc lApicss oficrs th- opmton that the sptcth was 9"“ V ' ' -
. . . _ Bu GoobfiNcwlazy.
too_1deahstic and adds: “\Ve understand, oi course. that ' '
to turn the other cheek requires exalted courage. but it
is unfortunate such a course is absolutely certain to
lead to more suffering. Germany has taken the world
President Wilson is
age, experience, wages expected, and town. Rent reasonable. Inquire at the ‘ 212, Norwalk.
references. Address F. J.. 010 Sentinel. Lawrence agency, 15 South Main St 1
11111 ZtE 11112 3t.
APPLY. l
mlO 3t
—Come in and——
Get Our Pamphlet on Cultivators
FOR SALE—30 H. P. 5 PASSEN
GER BUICK AUTO, RECENTIY 0\-
' WANTED — TAIWRS To LET-5 ROOMS. FIRST FLOOR ERHAULED AND PAINTED. rmsr
,Tom Murray, 31 South Main street, So all inlprOVEDIBIllSHS minutes to station l CLASS (50310111le SUITABLE back to the fourteenth century;
Norwalk. 11110 3i and center, 52 Chestnut street. in- FOR JITNEYE WILL DEMON- eager to drag us before our time into the twenty-sec- d See our Line
" iquire 49 Chestnut “"59!- mil 3‘ I'S.’l‘RA’l‘E PRICE REASOVA ABLE. 0nd. Nobody in this country, however, has any desire an
FWANTED—SITUA’DION, BY HUN-
. “‘ ADDIR S AUTO, P. 0. BOX 377.
311mm girl, to do general 11.0useworkl To LET~1 FURNISHED FRONT {SOUTSS NORWALK. mm 31
Apply 10 Windsor Place, South Nor- room.Suitable for two All modern
.walk. n110 3t Econtenieuces 121/; Hanford Place. l 'FOR SALE—FINE, UP- TO- DATE
, ‘1' mil 3t bungalow. All modern improvements
WANTED—POSITION 'BY BU“ " Ion Norw'slks finest new shore pro-
‘garian girl at general housework. Plain 'r J LET—FROM J UNE lsT. FOURI perty—the Marvin Beach Tract. Price
that the l‘nited States be involved in this war unless
impelled by its own pride.”
The Mail prints :1 column of interviews with pronr
inent‘ Americans in London, all expressing disappoint i
inent that the I’resident's Philadelphia speech did not '
PAINT FOR PORCH CHAIRS AND SCREENS.
The long- wearing L. & M Paint carried in cans of
suitable quantities for this work. .
Albert D. Morgan,
cooking and In small family. No “'aSh'Erooms. lower- floor, part improvements. and terms reasonable. Also a few include a forceful denunciation of Germany's action.
ins. Linquire 37 I.ex1ngton avenue. [Rent :12. Adults preferred. Inquire at choice building lots on mtg desirable Successor to Chas. E. Dow.
mu) 3918 Rowan Bireeh East1‘Norwaik. m113t property. C. T. McGovern, agent, Room \\'.\Slli.\‘(l’l‘(">f\'. May 12.—Thc following state- South Norwalk. Washington Street.
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”il‘i- 155 Wflfihmgion Street ment, in connection with the Lusitania, was made public
at the White Ilouée today by Secretary 'l‘umulty after a
conference with the Presiden:
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WANTED‘fiSlTUATION AT GEM: TO LET -.SEVEN ROOM HOUSE
erai housework Iby Hungarian girl-gwith all improvements. Large garden,
FOR SALE—DO NOT FAIL TO
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Plain cook Understands English. Call‘ some fruit also a good 1mm. No. 90
at 11 Ollien street. 11110 3i Winfield street. Apply, 22 Howard St..
. —— i East Norwalk. 11110 31
WANTED—A MARRIED LADY
see the line of Auburn cars before
you buy. Fours and sixes. Runabouts
and touring, 81075 to 32,000. One 5
passenger Cadillac at a bargain. One
"The course Of the President has been determined.
It will be announced just so soon as it is' proper 'to
Old Hickory Furniture
Ideal for the Den or Summer cottage.
publish the note now in preparation."
,would like three unfurnished rooms inE T0 LET—~SIX ROOMS. 4 CRosS
East 'Norpalk in the house with people‘street So. Norwalk. Rent 312.1nqu1re . . . . . ~ - ~ -
whom she would pay to take care of a F D Law,ton 171 South Main street. iSouth Norwalk Conn P110111; 1140 _l:\( l\.\( I.\, 3115s.. May 12.~—l ruled Mates Senator
four year old child while she w.orks 1122 tr House phone 12'7“ I 1n2:l tf John Sharp Williams. of Mississippi. in a statement
Address W. A" 010 Sentinel. i "“ fl here today regardingr the Lusitania disaster declared that
11110 at T0 LET—4 ROOM APARTMENT, . 1 1 .. - 1 . , . . . .. .
r ‘ - 11 the vessel was armed (yet many “as _1ust111ed 1n tor—
,— "*- 13rd story. rear. Rent 38. Also two . . .. EE .. . . 'l
WANTED—SITUATION. CHAUF- lofts suitable for “gm manufacturing, ._ Michae‘ Lubranfl _ pedmng lrer: but, . he added, I am 111for1ned EEthai s 1e
was not, and that puts a diff ‘rcnt bg'ht upon it.
[cur and mechanic Wishes position.‘Steam heat and elevator serv.ice Fori
‘Maxwell runabout, good as new. G.
ans AND ssrrses IN SEVERAL STYLES .71
P. White, rear 113 Washington St., CHAIRS, ROCK E
ASK TO SEE THEM. ‘ 1
RAYMOND s. SON
48 MAIN STREET, NORWALK.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
pritate or commercial. UnnderstandsE further particulars, inquire The Old F “NT“??? lobed Discussing the torpedoing of the American steamer
_ . Allmnu‘s cheer 11 um . . . .. . . t. - ~
gardening. Address 8,010 Sentinel of 1 Well Cigar Co, 1114 if . Y ; (rulfhght. Senator \1\11ll1ams said: 11 I were president, 1'
0-8 “nod 81.. So. Nor-walk.
tire. mlO 3t. . . . . '
1 would mobilize the fleet and demand of (rermany not 1111
_ only an apoligy and indemnity, but assurances that such
an incident should not be repeated. llut this would be
a demand only and not an 11 timatum.
“However." Ite'said,
TO LET—HOUSE [N EAST NOR-
WANTED—BOY FOR DEIJIVERYN walk, 13 Osborne avenue. All improve—
Apply at New York Butter and Egg ments and in best of order. 9 rooms. .
Market, 27 South Main street IPossession after May 9.111quiro of YOU ARE JUST AS OLD AB TOUR'
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m27 St. John H. Knapp, 82 West street. Tel. SPINE.
PHONE 1689.
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From the Headquarters.
. ' "I am )erfectlv willin" to leave
- .._. 1585' South Norualk. 1129 it. wilt: Emil: jggdnsfiaiiiisyiiif the eutir1 b' “I \ ith th 1 Irtisideni ' who i: fully in- 1 Th“ “Inward“? 0‘ Ldi‘h Storey and
_ MISCELLANEOUS. | y g - . ‘ . ' ‘ *“ .i“ ‘ ‘ i 1. ' ~ 1...... w.......... 1.. .. three part vna PLEASANT Houn— ;;
‘i . 1 To LET—5 ROOM APARTMENT. men “"3““le {0" it. 'A mans 1““ formed and Will do the proper Hung. 1111 “me the Headquarters.“ LOCKWOOD’S HALL N
E' _No1-|cg. l East Washington street, East Nor- as old as he feels." q - "‘ “M Pleasant lpAr MIOUVI‘ FE. \Tururs
» i which is the feature for
° ° 1 :s ' .\' IDAY
.’d”.”.”?”.“.”.”.”.”.“.“.”‘ “.“.”‘ 3“,“.“‘ ‘ ‘” H””‘” II our and Lockwmd' 11 Hall today, will 1 T” DA} ‘ D F“
C O. P O N give many an opportunity to seal TODAY- . u
these two popular stars Mr. Wil- Edith Storey and Earle Williams
May 8th [ started a butcher market Walk. Partial improvements, rent Taking the two, and combining the
and grocery store. George Miclashi, 41 $12.00; also 5. room apartment 39 meaning, we have the true expression.
Lexington avnue,1South {troy-walk [Chapel street. Norwalk. inquire 64 and Chiropractic interpretation, A
South Main street, or telephone 60. MAN’S JUST AS OLD AS HIS SI’INE
129 it ALLOWS HIM T0 FEEL.
liams and bliss Storey are today in Three Pa" Vitagraph
among the best k-nwn motion picture ” ’. »
“From Headquarters -. .-
OLD PIANOS MADE NEW. TUN-‘
stars and in this new play they 1111- l
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lng. re. stringing, re varnishing Ac- i STAMFORD « SO. NORWALK
lions and keys repaired by first class' TO LET-‘5 ROOMS AT 57 SPRING 9 to it 7 to 8 11.111.
piona maker J Henesek c|o Mr. linv- 5‘
.- .1 ll iM.R.Tl 102
llcek, Hendricks avenue, firm-“81k: Cl lTaylofqgvreZtifiTel lrlaefi-fi gr 0'1130 tf E. BARTHOL, Do CoE.
guerite Clark will appear in “Wild-
pear at their bert. Tomorrow Mar-
ilowcr," this being the second run of Marguerite Clark Dainty and
SPECIALS
the American Band and tlieESixth Com-
- puny. Follow the crowd. Forget those
1 cares. Have one good time. Full
American band. Concert and dancing.
There will be pep. in the music. Fine
rehearsal 'of the entire musical pro-
Strawbeiies 'Dailyf'
All Fancy Groceries
TELEPHONE 1583. ‘
sortments for spring planting. Memor-
ial Day work attended at short notice.
Boxes, cemetery work Small and large
gardens planted and cared for. Hedgesi
trimmed. All nursery stock supplied
_ ‘ 11112 b“ ‘TO LET—5 ROOMS WITH ALL 1:1: . panic“ ChimPraCtorn . the feature in Norwalk. On FridnyE Magnetic Star’ in ..
-._ . 1- . 03 Meadow Street. South Nor-walk. llii all-star cast will present the. 13.; “ 1 n
.‘ —NOTICE. provements, 8..) Woodward avenue. AI- W i c en 8 0r ‘1 E- - 1 . , . EEM Bl . Wildl (“tier
1‘ .30 store, 70 North Main street. in- ,_ 0 i0!“ Paramount 79‘8““ "Y 05'-
, After May 15th, Ice will sell at 30c 1 l , / 80mg}. E .___..-.-__.--_.___.__.-—,———-1 r1
' wholesale and 50c family trade. J. H3331? U“ te? Grocery Co, or W 5' _‘ ENTED BY ' __ -_._ l1
- Milille. wholesale and retail dealer in was]? WK:tfgprfi‘g‘mgmyigmfi , PRES . roman-17's THE NIGHT. We Give '1};
7 Berkshire 109- in,“ avenue . ' “2 fl SUIT“HAT"WAIST The last. big dance of the season GREEN TRADING “
I READY WITH ALL‘ Kmos or —.I e venin entitle will be held this evening in the Nor- STAMPS
:- - y ices of
(vegetables, plants and flowers. Fine as- l unlit Armory. under the “3p '
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Every Day Is a Sanitary Glass Kitchen So! Day.
For RICH and POOR.
Present this Coupon at our office with 5 others of con-.
Norwalli Pawn Shop
iMoney Loaned 011 Articles of
Bresev,
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www.09.”O”.”.”.”.”.”.”.”.”.m. . .99.“ . .
1 Eieiigeiiefii'i- gamma R0133 11021: Value. secutive dates and the cost amount of expense items and sum was held “‘3‘ night' and one or Daher & CO
. . . . l Unredemcd Pledges Sold at W 511' 8 get this, the best entertainments of the season1 0
mmrmo AND PAPER HANGING’ Sacrifice. " ‘° ' "mon- mpt' -o “pwmlsed' . 1 ' Ra‘lmad Ave" Cor" Clay’St'
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at well painted house will not show ' '
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' the ions and will out-last one that J Rosenfield 3 ' ' .1 K-' 0F c~ RE-ELEC'IS STATE '“ m ‘ E
(ices. Our jobs last from 10 to 15 years. . i 1 . 1 ’3. $2.50 sannary Glass Kltchen be" ' 'DFFFICIALS. vacate, J. J. Collins, New London;
.. 'Junius Brown. 25 Elm Grove. Tele- 40 WATER STREET, PEEPING “[0" “HS 1:0 Ready to use, all complete, including eight pieces, for i . lstate warden. wnnam E 3,0,3!
’2 phone 12112-4. 11110 St ,South Nonv'alk, Conn. l 1‘ $1.15. Membershlp Increase Wu 368 During ommweu- state chaplain, The Rev
Ll“ Walkman“. A" .John McGivney, Westville. There was“
EXCellent- a warm contest for the election 0M8! ’
HARTFORD, Conn. May 12.—Bish- egates to the national convention in
' opJ. .\'i111n and Mayor Joseph H LEW- Seattle. Wash. in August. The Mo»
The Rev.
Every sci: guaranteed—Strongest, Most Durable, Most
Sanitary and Most Etonomical Made.
E-PAiINTING -— PAPER-HANGING
* decorating. Painter's supplies; wall pa-
per. unto-date styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
llfIIl SENIfllBE
WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 1915
ders solicited. Tel. 400, Alexander
White, 61% Ely avenue. m1 1m
- LADIES’ AND GENTS’ HATS OF
all kinds cleaned, reblocked and re-
trimmed. Specialty made of ‘Panamas
and straws. Prices reasonable. John
Redwsy, 59 Water street. Corner Hav- 1
lland.
EL ROl TAN
PERFECT CIGARS]
SALVATOR CHARIOTT- GENER:
oral contractor. Estimates given on
all kinds of contract work. Be sure
to get our estimute. We can save you
money. Phone 816-3. 36 Wood St. '
. - .. LOOK!-
NU BONE CORSETB. NON .BREAK- 'I share profits with you by Giving
able and non rustable. Made to mea- you the lowest prices on 16 years guar-
oure, assuring a perfect lit—any one onteed tin-made into leaders, hand‘
landing 11 d1fficult to find ease and corii- made, painted, inside. tin roofing.
tort,“ is guaranteed absolute satisfgc- plumbing and heating.
tlon. Mrs. Ernest Keynolds, 64 Win- HENRY A. HEGELEIN. ,
E"; of_Day street, of peeping
. windows.
. ed, had been on the Ruben r‘enr
' porch last evening, and was frighten-
A second “Peeping Tom" was ar-i
raigneEd before Judge John Keogh this.
morniiig. Last night Officer Robert
A. Gainor arrested Vincent Marentl,
charged with breach of .the peace.
hinren‘ti was accused by Max “Ruben. i
into his
The prisoner ,it. was claim—
ed away at the appearance of‘ that
man of the house l
Chase was given to the fleeingi
Marenti, and he was finally captured
by Stephen Selby in front of the City .
Hotel on South Main street, shortly i
past midnight. ‘
amounting to $9. 30, was imposed upon
Marenti this morning by Jh dge
Keogh, as well as a thirty day :Iall1
. sentence. Marentl didn’t pay the fine j
and villi Werk out titty. additionslt
held 11mph . . 1111,56 Vii-tar“...
khan. 11011.12 I
days in Bydgeport. prison. . -. .
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A line of $50, together with costs, I
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ROTON POINT PARK
OPENS FOR THE SEASON
Saturday, May 29th
Reservations Now, Being Made FOr Outings For
CHURECH'ES, 1'
SUNDAY SCHOOLS, '
FRATERNITIES,
_,.; ORGANIZATIONS
SPECIAL RAILROAD AND TROLLEY RATES OEN APPLICATION.
~ Phone SOD—Seuth Nomi}.
:'Vu’u?u?oo1?oo?«?oo9.o9u?oo?oé?«9o¢.’oo’u’oo9«?oo?oo?ufo¢?o€u9u§ofo§hofbofE? 3001.
‘Ier addressed the twenty—second state delegates elected were
_ Hall at the opening yesterday.
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' without opposition as follows. State
, reputy. William 1- Mumim- “0””? the malts-d. --London Opinion.
. sonville:
K. of C convention in Foot GuardE Rev William A Keefe. mummie-
James H Lane. New Haven; Dr. John
State Deputy William J. Mulligan. J. Brennan. Wallingford; John 11‘. Co!-
of Thompsonville, in his report said japan, Hartford; George B Clark, N“;
Connecticut ranked ninth in member Milford. Afterwards the council Em
ship among the states. ‘He advocated jaurned to a banquet, which was her. .
consolidation of councils where news at a local hotel .
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FOLLOWING i-nM UP.
“How about ycur constituents?" "
“What of them?" ~
State Secretary John M. Phillips ofi
Hartford reported the membership on;
May 1,113 10. 240. The increase for
the year was 368. State Tmasurert .. Are they behind you?" E E
S. Boiand reported $950 on hand. I “Very much 50." said the canyon
Daniel Colwell of New Haven, one of man. “Too close for comfort.’
the founders of the order and its first ' —--‘.
supreme secretary. holding oilice 251 WHOLE TRUTH
years, was present. 1 Judge—What’s this? Cant pay ydu;
The state officers were reelected Em“, Is it owing to the war 1
Old Lady—No. sir. It's Owing to ‘
state secretary, John.
state honour-01.
Phillips. Hartford; , A good adv. pays best in the boot: 1
John C. Roland. Torrington;E lilte_ au- mpél'. 1,
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Norwalk Chronicler