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Business and
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~ 'three rooms. Unfurnished or furnish-
pa Suitable for light housekeeping.
V Sentinel.
'Agdrcss R. E. 0., cjo Sentinel in“ tf
' Ia corsets. Guaranteed for one year.
. trasaing sensation of newest-fight cor-
" and Individual. Mrs. Iida Gale, 62 Put-
. ppm ”Venue. TeLJ'Ii-z.
«wholesalewand retail d
do well to give us a ‘Vciui. Tel. est 1- or
car. . '
"docorating. Painter’s supplies; wall pa-
' par. up-to-date styles, lowest prices.
- -‘ :2. to get our estimate; We’can save you
‘. ”money. Phone 816:8. 26 Wood St.
'- E BARTHOLD c.
A .. hummus“...
face or'Caps, Double Price. .
WANTED. -—l TO m, . ' , son 3;“. "
WANTED—A STENOGRAPHER AT! T0 LET—41m ROOM MODERN. FOR GALE—{DAVENPORT- 1,1.
F. E. Lockivood I: 00., 39 Wall 8L.
Norwalk. 1:126 8t
WANTED—AT ONCE BU’BCJIERd
unset be sober, honest and a good
5211:3813“ Raferemfi required Ap'lden fruit and a quiet place. Call ev-— first class condition. Can be bought
9 l to the E ‘B' Hoyt 00' Btsmfo “1' enings, first of June. Inquire 12 How- cheap. C 9- Chamok 73 North “313‘
m25 1t street-
m25 3t“ '
. WANTED—THREE on roux UN-
furnlshed rooms on or near Union St..
South Norwalk. Address Rooms, cue
Vseiltiliel.A “ 11125 It
WANTED-*REIJABLE ' URSE.
Girl to cdre for small chII. Apply
liars. E. F. Huibert, .45 Quintard ave-
m24 3t
WANTED~AT ' once. TWO on.
Price must be reasonable. I. C. clo
i124 at
WANTED~YOUNG GEIL TVO AS-
sist with housework in small family.
HISCELLANEOUS.
"axraar consensus. serum,
Made to measure, Relieves the dis-
sets. Spireiia designs are distinctive
In”.
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‘Green‘s Farms'and Larchmont," N. Y.
“,‘Inent. 3rd floor rear. Swartz and Con
elevator service. For further particn
apartment h
Store.
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TTO LET—3 LARGE ROOMS. GAR-
ard street, East No rwalk.
To LET-5 0R 6 ROOMS ANDi
bath with all improvements.
une lst.1«i Cottage street, East Nor-
m water furnished. A13", brary table and music cabinet. Prices
‘ oilice rooms. Inquire at Keeler’s Shoe reasonable. Apply mornings. 12 Lin-
mils 8t coin avenue.
.mejsteam hoisting engine, with drum. In
good order. Address ‘Englne,’ clo Sen-
m25 3t
FOR sALE~A BRUSH CARA IN
7 m4 at
eon ens—mm HORSE rowan
reasonable. ‘Norwalk and vicinity.
walk. m25 3t tinel since. m24 it
To LET—HOUSES, r ARTS or so VsALe—rwo mum House;
houses, flats, barns. factory. Prices ce Iiy located. all improvements.
In good condition.- Colored folks pre-
«ferred. 0, 0:0 Sentinel.
m24 3t 1
See our list. Raymond Bros. 11125 St
‘1'0 LET—PRIVATE HOUSE ON.
IIILI All conveniences. Furnished or
furniture for sale. Address P. 0. be!
624. Vm25 27 29
A?—
small touring car. In excellent condi-
tion with full equipment. Call
QuintardV avenue, South Norwalk.
'roa SALE—Goon nanoam on
17
2124 at
TO LET—FOUR ROOM APART
bett block, rent 48. adults only. Also
two lofts, steam heat and electric '
lars inquire of The Old Well Cigar
Co. 11126 tf
To LET—FROM JUNE 18T.SIX.
room bungalow. All improvements.
Rent :20. Inquire of Charles E: Aldon.
11125 at
. 'é-AI‘I'ER MAY 16TH, ownvo TO
the great scarcity 3of"ioeVI..ain obliged
to raise my prices from 20 cent “whole:
sale. to so cents per hundredweight.‘
and family trade from 40 cents to' 50
cents per hundredweight. ‘I' deal In
nothing but pure Berkshire ice direct
from Congamond Lake and my lab is
all certified ice and these prices are
guaranteed for the 58118011013:- T. IBates
er. You will
PAINTING —- PAPER-HANGING
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
ders solicited. Tel. 400, Alexander
White, 61% Ely avenue. ml in
' SALVATOR CHARIOTT— GENER!
oral contractor. Estimates given on
alirkinds of contract work. Be sure
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Michael lubrauo V;
V CONTRACTOR.
,_ Explorato- cheerfully furnished-
9-9 Wood so. So. Nor-walk.
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SPINE.
. Even back as as: as Caesars time =1-V
. w». smmm died. In later years. I
- ' men substituted for it. "A man's lust . A . ..
'asoldaahefeela." 3
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.‘meaning. we have the true expression. ,.
and Chiropractic interpretation.
_‘llHAN’B JUST AS om A8 HIS SPINEV »
ALLOWSHIM'I'OM
WED ‘86. NORWALBV
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VROVCK SLAND RAILROAD AFFAIRS
WASHINGTON IdiyV 26.-Investl-
‘gatl6n into small Affairs of the ‘
“Rock island will be resumed-Thy the
. Interstate Commerce commission on:
Juner 2nd
m4 129-
—- ments and in best of order. 9 rooms
. South liValn street.“ or telephone so.
LfllCl CVlCARVSlEI
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VVIYVOU ARE JUST AS OLD AS YOUR '~.‘
» TOILET-5 ROOMS WITH' IM-
provements. 9 Hamilton avenue. yStore .
70 North Main street. Inquire united
Grocery. 20 North Main street. m25 tf
TO LET—ROOMS ON PUTNAM
avenue. All improvements. Inquire at
47 West avenue, South Non-walk, or
phone 458.1624 8t
To LET—FURNISHED ROOMS.
Inquire 41 Woodward avenue, South
'NonVraVik. Tel. 16228. . m22 3t
~ T0 “LET—SDI ROOMS 4 $088
street. 130. Norwalk. Rent 812. Illquire
F. D. Iawton, 171 South Main street.
all it
T0 LET—HOUSE IN EAST NOR-
waIk, 18 Opborne avenue. All improve-
Possesslon after May 9. inquire of
John H. Knapp. 82 West street. Tel.
685, South Norwalk. a29 if.
To LET—6 R0014 APARTMENT.
East Washington street. East Nor-
walk. . Partial improvements. rent
:12 00; also 5 room apartment 89
Chapel _st_reet, Nerwalh. inquire 64
189 t!
. TO LET—B ROOMSATM SPRING
St. Inquire of ~lira. R. Tarlov. 102
Taylor Ave. . Tel 1165-5. all) if
destroyed our Wood’s house . ',
and the remainder‘of'iast‘ mm _
V‘ter's scant ,crop of ice.
But no tire can injure our re~
notation for giving our patrons
absolutely reliable service and
honest weights.
We shall have .ice for all
who desire it and our prices are
’ ;._ as low as is consistent- with the .V. .-
“ honest, reliable and. expert ser-
vice that you want‘ ' -’
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Phonefirg
We. Give Trading Stamps
Joseph liaise. Strawberry Hill. Wil-
3‘31
f you the lowest prices on 15 years gear
- roa esteem BERNARD Pops.
lIam street, Nor-walk. m22 6t
"FOR SALE—PACER. RECORD
2: 7 1- -2. gentle, lady can drive. Rubber-
tire. and steel tire runabout canopy
and business wagon. :IAIay rake, and
teddera.- will be sold cheap If sold at
once. C, L James“, 22 Magnolia ave-
nue. Tel. 11024. m2: at
FOR BALE-«NICE NATIVE SEED
potatoes. Apply John 11. Knapp. ‘82
West street, South Norwallt. 1216 it
roa SALE—FINE, UP-ro-na'rls
bungalow. All modern improvements
on Norwaik's ilneat new shore pro-
and terms reasonable. Also a few
choice building lots on this desirable
property. 0. T. McGovern. agent. Room
14. 166 Washington street.
FOR BALE-00 NOT FAIL TO
you buy. Foura‘ and sizes. Runabouts
and touring. 31075 to 32,000. One 9
passenger Cadillac at a bargain. One
Maxwell runabout, good as' new. 6.
P. White. rear 113 Washington 8L,
South NorwaIk. Conn. / Phone 940.
House phone 1279-2. In24 tf
GOOD H'EALIHFUL DRINKS
Every drink served at our
fountain IS healthful 111 every iu~
g'redient. We use only the best
fruit syrups. Our choclate is be-
coming famous. Have you tried
it?
take. home. Try our. Soda and
convince yourself that.1t is the
-best in town.
1 ME. A. MEAD, Mgr.
8 No. Main St. So. Norwalk.
Distributors for Norwalk and
South Norwaik
The Sterling Motor Co. ,
Darie‘n, .Conn.
. . one :79 .
Automobile and VMoterV Cycles:
Repairs
*‘Neglsmred F. A. M Repair
Shop. .
party—the Marvin Beach Tract. Prim ..
sea the line of Auburn oars befofl‘
.DcKlyn’s ice cream served ;
at-the fountain or in boxes to ~ .
The Norwalkv Drug Co. .
1.11.. Mommas A
' 7 2.001;!”
,1 cardamom with you, by giving
HENRY A. HEGELEIN. .
196, mm 8t»
Pineapples tor tannins
Shawbcrrles ” .
1 beiilyn’s- Ice Cream:
Daher E Co
RVaVill‘md Ava} Corr Clay StV.‘
TELEPHONE. V1583.
ttlllil ROMS"
District of Norwalk,
Court. May 22nd" A. D., 1915.
Estate of Elizabeth A. Mitchell late
bf Norwallt In said District, deceased.
irict oi Norwaik; hath limited end al-
of f6r the creditors of said Estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
GOVERNOR WALSH ILL. '
B TON. May 25.‘-.-4}overnor David
I. Ish Is in with tonsiiitis. it was
announced at the maxecutIve Chamb-
" ',.-~The advernpr believes he
mains
counts." properly attested. within said
time. will be debarred a. rec6vcry.
' “my tummy.
‘ Phone 1106!!! ‘
sin. .Probate "
.The Court of Probate for the Dim .,
lowed six months from the date here ‘
A Those who neglect to present their ac- V
persona indebted to said Estate nob!
requested to make immediate payment V
ITALAY I-IAS mv’ansn AUSTRIA, nous wAn or.
FICE suites TODAY
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rivmg in Constantinople, and that all assaults have been
M” repulsed by the Allies
THE HAGUE, Netherlands. May 25, via London,
2:13 p. m.—-Thc government of The Netherlands has sent
a note to Germany protesting a ainst the sinking on May
7, of the Cunard Line steamer Lusitania by a German sub-
marine "
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The contents of this note are substantially the same‘
as that in the American communication on the same
subject. l
The live; of several Dutch subjects were lost when the
Lusitania was torpedocd.
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WASHINGTON, May 25.-—-«'N neutral proclamation
by the Ulnited States, covering the entry of Italy in the
European war, was published today by the State Depart- '
mcnt under dthe of May 24.
IUNIIJQN‘,» May 25, 11:52 a. m.——Activc military
and naval operations are new under why between Ans:
tria- Hungary and Italy, but there has been no contest of
land forces of any great strength. Air and naval raid—s
of a minor character form tie sum total of the first 24-
hours of warfare between it ese farmer associates in the
Triple Alliance.
It is generally understood that Italy has arrived at an'
agreement with her new allies, under the terms of which .
she will sign the existing pact not to conclude a scpar-
ate peace. . o
On the eastern frontier the signs of a check to What,
at one time seemed an overwhelming Austi‘ofieil'man of~ ‘
fensivc movement are becoming more and more apparent.
Even the flying. wedge which was driven into—the Rus- . ~ '
sian center along the river San has been compelled to 7
give ground by the energetic counter-attacks of the
Russians.
la the west General French reports that the Germans,
by the; use of asphyxiating gases. succeeded in penetrat—
ing the British lines at two points. but he claims that
some of the trenches lost as a result of these tactics were
regained in the subsequent fighting. The contest iS still
raging.
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Domestic politics continune to absorb attention in ,
England, but there is delay in attaining definite' results, :
and the membershlp'of the new Cabinet has not as yet
been announced. -This delay, according to the Manchester
Guardian, 2‘ Ministerialist organ, is due to the insistence
by the Unionists on eight places in the Cabinet as rep— - '
_ resenting their numerical strength in the House of VCom-V
mops.
A clean sweep is looked for m the Admiralty, where
1 ltd ?e3§pectcd that Baron Fisher, as well as Winston
Spencer Churchill will go.
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ON THE ITA'LIAN FRONTIER. ‘May 24. «via
Paris, May 25, 12:55 a. m.——I)'cputy Barzilai has given to .
the Rome Messaggcro an account of a conversation hc
had with Marquis San Giuliano, Italys late Foreign
Minister, shortly before Austria’s declaration of war on
' Serbia. of which Italy had no previous notice. According
to Signer Bar‘zilai, he was told by the Foreign Minister
that Austria had informed the Italian government that
Article VSevcn of the Triple Alliance treaty, which pro-
Vvldcd compensation for Italy in return for every Aus—
trim territorial gajn,‘ “must be considered null and of
no .feiicct‘ , . ’
Two daiys after Italy’ 5 declaration of neutrality the
' Austrian Ambassador IS said to have informed Italy that
" if‘shercconsidered, behdeclsimi Austria was prepared to. '
' reuouce her interprctdtlon of ‘ Article} Seven.
. BREST, France, May 25. 5:25 a. m.——Thc American ‘
steamer Dacia left here yesterday for Havre. where her
car of cotton will be discharged by specials (lockers.
Thf‘lfirzc cool-t decisionin the case has not been an-
house, ' .‘x ‘
The Dacia, formerly of the Hamb rg-American Linc
but now owned by E. N. Breitung;o New York was
takeh toV Brest March t, after she had been seized by a
French cruiser. , _ .
. BERLIN via London. May 25, 11:10 a. m.—«H‘orse
racing was. resumed in Germany today with the opening
1‘
‘Of the spring méeting at.Hoppegarten track. in :a su- .
V burb‘oi Berlin, in the presence of a crowd almost as '
large as is' usually present in peace times. The pari-mu-
the! system of betting has been temporarily abandoned,
the odds are not published
There are large fields for all races with 26 starters
in the principal “’event.
Germany are barred: from the grounds This rule ap-
plies to trainers and jockeys, as well as to spcctators midi
fore the war began.-
5
Subjects of uatiolisnt war with 3
was adopted ass measure of precaiunom to) prevent: 1165—» Mr
. tile :demonstrations against British racetrack followers. .
many of whomxs'vere- engaged on the German turf be- - "
It had been feared the contrbversv over the shlpa V 7.
merit of munitions of war from the United States to na'-'
tions hostile to' Germany might result in some exhibition
of feeling against American trainers and j0ckéys, but
two victories to the credit of Jockey Archibald seemed. the
. _ most popular of the day 4. ‘_ . . \g. 3»
4 ROME May 24, via PariE, May 25‘, 2 45 a. ‘m‘ ——V-'I‘he’
following official statement was issued tonight by the
Italian General Staff: -. a . .
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Afrbut bookmakers are allov‘ved to accept wagershalthough ‘ =‘\ .
anteedlln made into leaders. hand- ~ . . .
.. "made, painted inside. tin roofing. I
'plumblng and heating.‘ ‘7 '« “
means are smoking these 100% Pm Turkish f
' rottes today. The Qualitynnotthe price—4 ‘
'i Tar-«mam apnoea couran‘v
._. f Whethe‘Your AssetS?
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, 3 SOUTH MAIN ST;
I, ‘ 5 The damage to the raierad caused by the attaCks ‘
‘ 5 ships and aeroplanes in. the early hours of. the. m rnpi
. 4;
the barber at Ancenafi’.
., ' ‘_ Baron von Masonic, Austrian Ambassador,- to Italy .~
h is! train at 8 o’clock tonight- They were accompa
7, 'v'_”’All property of the British- American Tobacco
Ljaccordmg to the Berlin correspondent
j‘j'iés. of the ‘couipd’ri‘y. at. Dresicn wasV sold in
V n-eGermans with the once ‘ '
Americans spend their money
sensibly. Show American smokers.
’ shown them. That’s why so many men of- amplo
p.
them. ” Quality will convince
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madeuuoeohdsesovhualneaaaad personal affairs “9‘
Avoid The liability
. THE OLDEST BANK VIN NORWALK.
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’ . FINAL CLEAN-UP ISALF. : ~
of women's and misses' Spring Suits, Coats. .SIVrIrta. Dresses, «W
. and Millinery. ,
SUITS—$4.95, $7.98. $11.98, $14.98.
COATS—$2.98, 43.99. $4.98, $5.98, 97.98. 39.98.
SKIRTS— 98c, $1.60, $98. $2.98, $3.98. $4.99, $5.98.
WANTS—98°, $1.25, 91.50, $1.98, $2.98. $388. $4.98.
SILK DRESSES—99.99, 97.99, ‘9 .,98 $11.98.
HATS-60: 690, 79c, 99:. $1.25. "
All the goods in this sale re worth more than double. Come
convinced.
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boats in the harbor“ The destroyer was not damaged an
none of the crew was wounded. Two of the enemy were
killed and we took forty- seven prisoners, including an “
floor and fifteen non- -commissioncd officers, who “W?
brought to Venice.
According to supplementary information received,
, two enemy aeroplanes which appeared. over Venice t, " ‘
, morning dropped 11 bombs without causing
7‘ age The fire from our defenses put them ‘to
, 'ans unimportant “and already has been repaired. . _
.“An Austrian cannonhde ‘shnk a German steame ifs
- ‘r.
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ROME May 24, via Paris, May 25,52 :20 :
Prince von Sphoeoburg-Hartcnitem, Ambassado
(Vatican, with their staffs, left for Vienna aboai' 2’ s
.3, to the railroad station by the Count Vinaza, Spam
bassadOr, to the Vatican; There- was a largc c wd;
”station, but no demonstration. . 1., - =
' V-PriuceV. yon Buelow, the German Ambassad
AMSTERDAM via London May 25, 1oz:
ofV
graaf. , '
James B. Duke, of New Ybrk, is president
. British—American :Tobacco Company; the capital 0
$55moooo. One of the principal- German an
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