Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 26, 1915 · page 3

 
 

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For” Sale,

 

9I’rofessional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Tweet y-Fiue W 03113 or Less, 25c

 

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iiiiy. Address “8" one Sentinel.

“Mrs. E. F. ‘Hulbert, 45 Quintard ave-

’ all certified ice and these prices are

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

' three rooms. Unfurnished or furnish-

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Three Times. 50c. Boob Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps, Double Price.
WANTED ‘ _ 'ro LET. l sou sans.
WANTEWITION- (“”3““) -TO LET—TWO CONNECTING? 1F0R SALE—AT A BARGAIN,

w.ork Will run automobile, launch, or
take charge of place. Mechanical ab-

1:126 3t East avenue.

wasreo—a SPENOGRAPHER ATl T0 LET—JDWER FLOOR FIVE
F. E. dockwood & 00., 39 Wall St, lrooms and bath. All improvements atl
Norwalk. 1'

 

 

lor Phone 543- i.

 

 

.WANTED~AT ONCE BUTCHER. l
must be sober, honest and a good; To LET-’7 ROOMS AND BATH
salesman. References required. 1111- he“ ““1 h“ “’3‘" supplied 93°}
p”. to the E ..B Hoyt Co Stamford house, 5 rooms and bath, centrally io-

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Conn. 11125 3t cated in exclusive neighborhood Ap-
’ply Thursday and Friday to Mrs. G.
WANTED—«RELIABLE NURSE. B. Knit, 6 Orchard street, iNorwalk.

Girl, to care for small child. Apply 11126 3t

 

, 'ro LET—Rooms rolls
rooms on Connecticut Ave. Electric
lights, water. Rent cheap. W. Millenl
Tel. 130. 11126 3“

nne. 11124 at

 

WANTED—AT ONCE. TWO 0R

 

ed. Suitable for light housekeeping. .
Price must be reasonable. I. 0., clo To LET~4 ROOMS, 5 ROWAN ST.
Sentinel. 11124 3t Inquire on premises. 11126 at

W “ 1
MISCELLANEUUB, ”TO LET-FIVE ROOM MODERN
- lapartmest, hot water furnished. Also
MARY HOGAN,

, . QLMRVOYANT: ofiice rooms. inquire at Keeler's Shoe
and palmist in city for a short time Store. “135 3t

only. 69 Woodward avenue.

 

 

 

 

To LET—5 OR 6 ROOMS AND
bath with all improvements. From
11116 let. it Cottage street, East Nor.
walk. m25 3t

EXPERT CORSETIERE. S-PlREL-
la corsets. Guaranteed for one year.
Made to measure, Relieves the dis-
tressing s‘ensatlon of not-just-right cor-
sets. Spireila designs are distincuve
and individual. Mrs. ‘lda Gale, 62 Put-
nam avenue. Tel. 671-2. in” In

 

Te. Lay—Houses, PARTS or
houses, flats, barns. factory. Prices-
reasonable. Norwaik and vicinity.
Green‘s Farms and Larchmont, N. Y.
See our list. Raymond Bros. m25 3t

 

-—AFTEB «Xv 15m, OWING To
the great scarcity of ice I am obliged
to raise my prices from 20 cent whole-
sale, to 30 cents per hundredweigh’t,
and family trade from 40 cents to 60
cents per, hundredwelght. ‘1 deal in
nothing but pure Berkshire ice direct
from Congamond Lake and my ice is

 

To LET—FOUR ROOM APART-
ment, 3rd floor rear. Swartz and‘Cor-
bett block, rent :8, adults only. Also
two lofts, steam heat and electric
elevator service. For further particu-
lars inquire of The Old Well Cigar
Co. ‘m25 tr

 

guaranteed for the season. E. T. Bates
wholesale and retail dealer. You will

do well to glue us “331.. Tel. 62,5;1. 012
89711114 In

To LET—FROM JUNE 1812811,;
room Wbungalow All improvements.
Rent 120 inquire at Charles E: lfoyt.

11126 at
T0 LET—5 ’ROOMS WITH 1M-
provements, 9 Hamilton avenue. Store
70 :North Main street. inquire United
Grocery, 20 North Main street. m25ti

 

 

PAINTING —- "PAPENHANGING
decorating. Painter's supplies; wall pa-
per, up-to-date styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
ders solicited. Tel. 400, Alexander
White, 61% Ely avenue. ' m1 1m

 

To LET—ROOMS O‘N *PUTNAM
avenue. All improvements. inquire at
47 West avenue, South Norwalk. or
phone 458. m24 3t

 

SALVATOR cHAslo'rr- GENER-
.epal contractor. Estimates given on

all kinds of contract work. Be sure
to. get our estimate. We can save you
money. Phone 816-8. 26 Wbod St.‘

 

To LET—SIX ROOMS. i CROSS
street, 80. Norwaik. Rent 812. inquire
F. D. Lawton, 171 South Main street.
322 ti

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To LET—HOUSE 1N EAST' NOR-
walk, 13 Osborne avenue. All improve-
~ meats: and in best 0! order. 9 rooms.
Possession utter May 9. Inquire of
John H. Knapp. 82 West street. Tel.
586. South Norwalk. 129 u.

 

 

 

 

 

 

East Washington street. ,Esst ; Nor:
walk. Partial improvements, rout
$12.00; also ’5 room apartment 39'
Chapel street, Nor-walk. inquire 64
South Main street, or telephone 80.

‘ 129 t!

lfiL ROl'IAN

Q a, Pfillfi?FC CIGARS)

 

. To mysticism in 11-7. ‘srstfio
at. Inquire Lot. Irish. Tarlov. 10!
Tim: Ave. Tel uses. are u

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Fine'

common.
| destroyed our Wood‘s house.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

decreed as. , so. Notwaur.
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furnished rooms ulth water, stove and counters, show “585: bicycle, WWW“:

furnished for light housekeeping. 214 9? 1“Id gmphopbone, and open busi-
m26 at noon wagon. at ”The Basaar", 76 Wash-

:;ington street

11125 3; 17 Lowe street. inquire on premises ca" 1912-1913 1914 models. Two cyl-
mgs 3t luder, one ton Buick truck. Hunter’s

Garage, Main street.

coin avenue. Tel. 1172-3

NICE cheap. 0. D. Charnok, 76 ’North Main

To Lav-4,3001; smartest .

11126 3!.

 

F0 R SALE—FORD TOURING

m26 3t

 

FOR BALE—DAVENPORT Ll-
brary table and music cabinet. Prices
reasonable. Apply mornings, 12 Idli-
m25 3t

 

FQR BALE—A BRUSH CAR lN
first class condition. Can be bought

street. . 11124 3i.

FOR BALE—TEN HORSE POWER
steamboisting engine, with drum. In
good order. Address ‘Bhiglne,’ c|o Seu-
tlnei oilice. 11124 3t

 

 

FOR SALE—TWO FAMILY HOUSE,
centrally located, all improvements.
«111 good conditiop. Colored folks pre-
ferred. C, ego Sentinel. at“ at

 

FOR BALE—GOOD BARGAIN 0N
small touring r. in excellent condi-
tion with full ulpment. Call 17
Quintard avenue, South Norwaik.

1:124 3t

FOR SALE—ST. BERNARD PUPS.
Joseph liaise. Strawberry Hill. Wil-
liam street, Norwaik. 11122 61.

 

 

FOR SALE—NICE NATIVE SEED
potatoes. Apply John H. Knapp. ,82
West street, South Norwalk. m15, ,tt

 

FOR SALE—FINE, UF-TO-DATE
bungalow. All modern improvements
on Norwalk’s flnpst new shore pro-
perty-the Marvin Beach Tract. Price
and terms reasonable. Also a few
choice building lots on this desirable
property. C. T. McGovern, agent. Itoom
it. lEE‘Washington street. ' M“

 

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see the line of Auburn care before
you buy. Fears and sixes. Rursbouts

passenger Cadillac at a bargain. One
Maxwell runabout, good as new. 6.
P. White. rear 113 Washington St.,
South Norwalk, Conn. Phone 1110.
House phone 1279-2. -\n24 tt

 

Eucry drink served at our
fountain is healthful in every in-
gredient. We use only the best
fruit syrups. Our choclatc is be:
coming famous. Have you tried
it?
at the fountain or in boxes to
take home.
convince yourself that it is the
best 1n town.

The Norwalk Drug C0.

H. A menu, Mgr. «
8 No. Main St. So. Norwalk

 

 

indlan Motor Cycles
Distributors for Norwalk and
South Norwalk ‘

The Sterling Motor Co.

Darien, Conn.
Phone :79

‘. Automobile and meter. Cycle

12er rs.
Registered F. A. M. Repair
' 131109 ‘ ’

 

 

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llhtimatea- cheerfully furnished
and the renlslnder or last with“

 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

, :Bnt no tire can injure our re-
putation for giving our patrons.
absolutely reliable service and
honest weights _/ " .
We shall have lee 101' all I.
" who: desire it and our prices are
.3‘ as low as is consistent with the ‘
‘"~' honest, reliable ,‘and expert ser-
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‘ FIGHT.

‘ .‘ over the payment or stakes its the

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ot the umca- ‘ot comm-y rules,
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- In spite of a few misunderstandings

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outsell tiumde- is
made, painted 111511 e, tin rooting.

HENRY ' Heuristic.

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FOR. sacs-no NOT FAIL TO '

GOOD HEALTHFUL DRINKS '

use;

and touring, $1075 to 32.000. Use 6 ‘"

DeKlyns ice cream served .‘w

Try our Soda and‘ '

I share profits with you by giving .
1 you the torrent prices on 15 years guar-
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’ ageless swoon: seasons resonance ”‘

YESTER‘DAY our IRELAND.
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were scattered, and concedt 5 no new victories to the Aus-

tro—German armies.

In the west the British have been compelled to give
ground in Belgium to the Germans, which are once more
pressing forward strongly filling the part of the front
which has seen the heaviest sustained fighting of the

war.

northern France, in Arras.

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The Allies apparently have ofiset this German vic-
tory, however, by a French advance further south,

in

LONDON, May 26, 12 Noon—The American steam-
er 'Nebraskan, Captain Green, from Liverpool May 24.

for Delaware Breakwater was torpedoed yesterday b3

a

submarine at a point 40 miles west— southwest of Fast—

net, oil" the south coast of Ireland.
The sea was calm at the time.

The crew at once took

to the sheets and stood by the steamer.
Iowas soon ascertained that the Nebraskan was not
seriously damaged. She had been struck forward and her

forcllolds were full of water.

The crew returned on board and got the vessel under

way
ken did, not carry any passengers.

The foregoing information was

British Admiralty in London and

No lives were lost among the crew.

The Nebras—

received today by the
it was at once com-

municated to the American Embassy.

Immediately she was struck the Nebraskan

' Jgan

calling for help by wireless. Brownhead received the wire—
lcss communication at 9 p. m. yesterday from Crook-

haven.

A message to Lloyd’s from Kinsale,
that the Nebraskan passed that point at 11

Ireland. says
o'clock this

morning, apparently bound for Queenstown.
The Nebraska was down at the bows. She was pro—'

cording under her own steam, and
am not under control."

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NEW YORK May 26 The

Steamship Company, owners of the

flying the signal: “I

 

American-Hawaiian -.
Ntbraskan,.rcce1ved a :

message today from the Nebraskans captain in uthich
the captain said the vessel had been struck by either a

mine or’a torpedo and that he had

turned back and was

proceeding with a convoy to Liverpool.

 

,. WASHINGTON, May 26.——Comiug close

Lusitania disaster, the new; that

on the
another American ship

had been endangered aroused more than ordinary atten—

tion illugovcrnmcnt circles, but all

officials were disposed

to bear details before making comment.

Some officials 'could not

understand
bound for the United States. 111 ballast

why 7 a ship,

and

carrvillgllo contraband. should have been cutlaugcrcd by a

., .. tprpcgtyrflul they, gonsil‘lcl‘cd it among the posslbllltics that;

the Nebraskan had struck a drilling mine

 

. W ASI'IINGTON, M ay 26.——Consuchncral
“The British Admiralty rcpopts

at London cabled today:

the American steamer Nebrasknu torpctlocd."

 

Skinncr‘

He gave the.

same location as mentioned ‘111 the London dispatches,
' and added that lie had received no direct report. .
Secretary Bryan said the State Department's infor—

mutton was too 111cagrc to permit
ion.
expected soon. *

thcformng of an opin—

He said a full report with details of the attack v1 3".

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ROME. May 25', via Paris. Max 26; 8' .30 a lllr—Ol'

fcnsive operatlous resulting 11 the

occupation of Austrian

territory all along the frontier from Lombardy to the Ad-

by the W or Office.
towns in the Treniino.and forced

ristic. are claimed in an official statement issued td’nlght
Italian troops have seized various

their way through

mountain dcfilcs. On the lower Isonzo attacks were con-

tinued to gain the line of the river.

The Austrians are

reported to have retired, drrtroyiug bridges behind them.
Italian aviators bombarded Monfalconc, near the Gulf of

Triest. ,
The communication follows.

“E\ erywhere on the 24th our troops took the offen—

sivé, occupying Forcella, Montezzo, Ton‘hlc and Pontc

Cafiaro,1n Val Gludicaria, the territory north of Ferrara, .

“They also occupied Mentcron and Monte Foppa, on "
the slopes north of Lessinl; Monte Pasubm and Monte "
Baffclan, at- the extremrty of the Agno and Lcogang Val—~
keys, and the defiles of Val Brenta.

dud Monte Baldo

of prisoners,

 

We took a number

“In Cadoi'e we occupied all the frontier defiles. ,
‘ “The enemy‘ 5 medium calibre artillery opened life 011.

the bay of Mlsitrina, but without

results.

“On the Carol-a frontier on the night of the 24th we

look by a bayonet attack the defile of Val: d’ Inferno and

the extremity of V111 Dagr 0..

' "011.. the Frieuli frontier on the 26th 111 the middle
of the Isonzo region we successfully continued our offen- _
sive operations near Caioretio. We hays disposed troops ‘

‘ on the conquered heights near the Judi-lo and the Ison-:

29'. Medium calibre artillery of

the Austrlpns at Santa

..

r .

therefore, w”

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Thoma-mama! penned shire
mummMmeW’ \

Avoid The Liability

0! not having 3 Creating- oeeoum. We Invite accounts which
giveneflidemudmmfltessflom ‘

Fairfleld County National'

THE OLDEBT BANK ,IN ”WALK.

 

 

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FINAL CLEAN-UP SALE

of women’s and misses' Spring Suits. Code, Skirts, Dresses, Waist)
l and Millinery.

SUITS—$4.95, $7.98, $11.98, $14.98.
COATS—$2.98, 33-98. “”98 35.98, $7.98, $9.98.
SKIRTS— 981:, $1.50, $98. $2.98, ”“9”” $1.98
WANTS—98¢, $1.25, 01.50, 31 198, $2.98. $3.98: $4.98.
SILK DRESSES—“.98, one, so. as, mes. '
, HATS—50c 69c, 79:, 980, $1.25.
All the goods in this sale re worth more than double. Come and b3

, Clocks ‘&

THE PAR-I Millinery

SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWAL

ternoon. The Italian diplomat and his suite boarded ‘
the train which brought Baron van Macchio from Rome '
and continued his journey while Baron von Macchio went .,
on “to Vienna on the special which brought the Duke of,
Avarna to this city. .
The railroad station was guarded by troops from the;
Zurich garrison. Prince von Buelow was greeted by the
German Minister at Borne and the Consul in this city.
Before leaving he sent a telegram to General Wille,
commander of the Swiss army, thanking him for the ar'
rangemcnts made‘b‘y the military authorities for his pro. '
tection on the journey through Switzerland. A: similar . -
telegram Was sent to President Motto by Baron von
Macchio. "

 

 

 

 

ROTTERDAM, via London, May 26, 9:35 a. Ills—f
The Courant publishe's a telegram from Berlin stating .
that Germany and Italy have agrccdncithcr to intern

civilians nor seize their property.
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l-‘ll'..ILADEI PHIA, May 26.—Thc Nebraskan, it was
said here, is bound for Delaware Breakwater in ballast
for orders 1111:: means that upon arrival there the"
agents of the ship would (liiéct its master to proceed to
any port wherc‘a cargo might be produced. possibly to?
the Pacific coast via the Bahama Canal. 7 7

The Nebraskan sailed” from 1 New York May ‘7, and, _
arrivcdbt Liycrpoolpn _May,.,lg._ ,Brcvious to ’ War,
the ship had been active in trade between nortbcl' ports
and Galveston, but since tbc‘outbreak had made out"? '
\oyagt to london and one to llrcmen. \ ‘

 

 

 

11011112, May 25, 7225.3. 111.,'via Paris, May 21’), 8:55, ‘
a. m.~l’riuce von Buelow, the German Ambassadbr, who ,
has now returned to Berlin, is reported by the Giorllale,,‘.
l)"ltalia to have declared in an interview that he dame to, 1
Italy 111 the hope of bringing about . an Austro~ltaliarl '
rapprochmcnt on a concrete basis, that Austria undoubti
cdly‘ always had treated Italy unfairly and that Germany
attached supremo importance to the preservation of friends
ly relations with Italy which mcgmt thema'mtcnance of
l Italian neutrality. Italian public opinion must undcv

stand, however, the Prince said, that an ‘nttack upon Able.“
tria 111caut-an attack “upon Germany.

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EXPRESS COMPANIES W6
RINSE RA‘TES
WASHINGTON, May bit-eke
sentativcs of the four princ '
press companies appeared; beta
interstate Cemmeice Commi
day, to justify their petition

 

Maria and Santa, Lucia to the scuthwest of Tolmino op— '- ‘,
cued fire on- the heights between the Judno and I’sonzo, '

”Slant 'with‘out. result. 3. .

sure to attain the 1111s. ‘of the river, Everywhere the en- .. ‘

' tlons.- , a

V ' lemy retired, destroying «bridges and cutting communica-

“Our aviators bombarded the electric power house

and railroad station at Monfslzone.”

 

Z'URICH, May 25, via Paris, May 26, 5:45 a. m.—-—

The fluke of Avarne, Italian Ambassador at Vienna, Bar:

on son Maccbio apd Prince yon Buciow, Austrian and
Games ‘Ambassadors to Italy.- together with the still of

all “rived have this ai- '

‘ 1 number 636 and in the automobile reg- “commission in Mhl'ch. til

. to the accident alighted from the seat,
lwhich in ailtprobahillty saved ’them’
[from injury. The machine did not .
temp. but continued on its way. The companies say the‘ do

Ladies Thrown from Carriage. wish in alter the fundamem
Mrs: Edward L Bradley. 01 Ridge plan. but that change!
avenue and her sister. Miss 1.61am made 111 terminal “pow“
Bradley. were injured in an accident. reduction be permitted in ,
which occurred at six dolocir last allowance 1391' 100 50 d
night at “the Five Corners on New to 20¢.
10311111111 road" A machine, bearing the

modification of its late order
would increase their gross
about 3 1-2 per cent. , ’

’, ,
In their petition present
3 :3: Jlislt; 211;. 028:?“ mum, W1) panics set forth that ten mo ”
' oration under resent
the team in which the ladies were rld- made a deficit otpmore ‘
lug. upsetting them onto the ground. 000. - _,
Mi's. Bradley is badly bruised and her i l
sister had her right 1in lniured. The 88:32:93,223“ 03;”
'tean‘r held gotten more than 11111! way ness in the United States.
across New Canaan road it Five Cor. ,
. ners. .when the automobile came along,
headed tor Norwallr: In 6 my to
‘worlted to the use or out road wast-o
‘ the horse and wagon who and the em.
. listen resulted. ’ .

NORFOLK REBlDEN
NORFOLK, cons
eph Semen. afformei‘ in
General Assembly, oldest-
folk, and weihknownul
ales, riled at his he

 
 

 

 

CUBHING’S FULL SPEED TRIAI.
ROCKLA'ND. Me.,May‘"12§.~—Wlien
the torpedo boat destroyer Cashing
-' left port today. it was with the inten-
*tion of having the full speed trial at-
tempted during which the destroyer
was required to average :amknots‘ tor
tour connective hours. This oouidbe ii“
done, yesterday's standardisation
show, it the propellers aver-nod 1 ,
589.7 revolutions per minute. “Blah ing at the Sail Francl
speed maneuvers at one iohowed: by sleuth,- last week. on .
roam 1-1111 at 1! remiss pest oils-may, of Arthur W Foster
trial “certifies trials; will prsi- dell oi
psetbsterethuotmoithssbll «