’ . and heating if desired. Price respon-
a
., and palmist in city for short
'1. ‘1 Plucapplcs for Canning
PrOtessional "Cards and
. 0
Miscellaneous
LASS'IE'IED Advertisements on glimpses. Twenty-F11“ Words orLess. 25c '
Three Times, 501:. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In block»;
W ~
990D HEALTHFUL DRINKS '
Every drink served at our
fountain wheel lid in every in- '
1h” 01' Cm Double Prise. ‘ '""""‘ Mimi. . we use only the best“
. fruit syrups. Our choclate irbe-
coming1e famous Have you tried
, 1 1 r . 7 .. 1 . 1 . .yns ice cream served.
WANTED, TO'LET. l ‘ FOE SALE. at the fountain or in boxes to
A __ . _, * . . take home, Tr our Soda and
WKANTED—WOMAN NR HOUSE; To LET—FIVE ROOMS GAS AND ‘FOR SALE — KNOGKA‘BOUT convince yourself that it is the
way- Apply 23 Seavlew avenug1eleanc light apply 30 Woodward sloop “CORN.“OG". 25 feet overall. 18 best‘ in town
_ . 11129 1: avenue m29 1t feet water line. Steel centerboard.
whiten—.3250 non RELIABLE 1 1 1 Good condition, fast. Price 3.100. Tel- The N01 Walk ”mg Cl)
. TO LET SECOND FLOOR. N0 3 703, Wright, Rowanon. 11129 3t H A
man or woman; distribute 2,000 free' Catt 1 .N ' MEAD' SOME
age s reet, East orwslk, Adults 8 No. Main St. orwsik.
packages Borax Soap Powder with
180MB. etc.. your town. No money re
1preferred. Electric lights, gas and wa-
ter. Inquire on premises.
' 11129311130111! March 7th. sired by champl
quired. Ward 00., 216 institute, Chi- ___1Si1viveiier, greatest living ' Airedale. --‘-—_-——-—---—T
cage. M29 1t1 1-0 LET—PRIVATE HOUSE ON Write for full particulars, Frederck hm "0‘01. cyd
WANTED—ONE OR TWOrPEOPLE‘ 'Hill. All conveniences. Furnished or 'M. Peaseliz Bax 406,05831111'9. Conn '1 1 es
'furniture for sale, Address P. 0. box' x 11129 1t DIBtflbulOtl for Norwalkand
to based in private family. On the 624 m29 it 80th Nos-walk
shore, heme comforts. Use of phone
.abie. Address “Board', c1o Sentinel.-
m28 3t
WANTED—POSITION BY YOUN
man and wife. Woman‘good cook Man
able to do any‘hind Of work. Good
gardner George F‘ Dlahy, 15 South South ‘Norwalk. Inquire 108 South
Main street. erone 1342-6.
street. 11128 3t
WANTED—FIRST MORTGAGE
loan, “.000. Double security. in city
limits. Box 463, South Norwaik. m2? 3t
’.'WANTE1D-GIRL1FOR GENERAL
housework. Small family. Apply .atl
nut street. 9 large rooms and all im-
provements. inquire 'NO. 31 Chestnut
street.
1 iron sALc—A-mnmns PUPPIES
150R .BALE— MIAMUS MARINE
motor, 4 horse power, with propellor
on
' 'lhe Steriillg Molar (lo.
-TO1 LET-j—IN ‘ROWAYTO‘N.1NEA.R-
'11,, new seven room house, all um and shaft. Cheap if said at once. Ad- Dar-ten, Conn.
provements, hard wood floors, shades. dress W. clo Sentinel. "129 “1 Phone 179
G1Large lot. \Near trolley. Apply to M.1 1 1 - Automobile and Motor CYCle
lA. Thatcher, Rowayton. m29 {it FOR ”LE-'EARM IN BETHEL. 12 R ire.
acres. beautiful high tround. Good soil. Regiment! F u. Repair
TO LET—5 ROOMS, 8 CROSS 8t.
A1129 3; 338 South 1Norwaik.
Plenty of wood. ‘Must be sold at once
and will go cheap. Address P. 0. has
11128 81'.
SM».
.___. M”... _. __.. _..__.
TO LET—HOUSE, NO. 41 CHEST- FOR BALE—2 FAMILY HOUSE,
Mleadow street. 2 barnes and gre
11128 3t
Sentinel ollice or telephone _613. m2? 3t
WANTED—A POSITION BY FIRST
Claus cook. in or out or town. 'Hotel
work prefered. References. Inquire 13
wow street, South Norwaik. 1112'!l 3t
MISCELLANEOUS. .' *"
CLAIRVOYANT.
MARIE HOGAN, CLAIRVOYANT
.—
only, 69 ‘Woodward avenue. m29 3t
MARY HOGAN, 'CLAI'RvovAN'r
and palmist in city for a short time
only. 69 Woodward avenue.
EXPERT CORSETlERE. SPIREir
' la corsets. Guaranteed for one year.
Made to measure, Relieves the dis-
tressiug sensation of not-just-right cor-
sets. Spirelia designs are’distinctive
and individual. Mrs. ‘lda Gala, 62 Put-
nam avenue. Tel. 671-2. 11-92”
PMNTINGM —— PAPER-HANGING
decorating. Painter's supplies: wall pa-
per, upto-date styles, lowest prices.
Estimates chee"rfuily_givsn. Trial or-
ders solicited. Tel. 400, Alexander
White, 61% Ely avenue. . m1 1m
”saunas CHARIOTT- unusu-
eral contractor.
all kinds of contract work. Be sure
togst our estimate. We can save you
money. Phone 816-3. 26 Wood St.
l.
on Ely aslbnue. Ow ' rw gull ($.11 “'
for them "blll kindly £pay or buyer-
tisement. I. ‘Feinsod, C10 Springwood
Department Store, 13 Ely avnue
m29 1t
5 MOKE
l't ROE TAN
‘- 11:11PERFECT ClCARSP
__--.. #..__._v
"Michael Luirano -
.‘oonmhaovron.
anomalies cheerfully mulled
0-8 Wood 18h, So. Nos-walk.
PEONE loot.
Q.
house, all lmrovements, handsome in-
terior, 5 minutes from station, 11cm;
' rooms. No. 91 South Main street. Rent
time ..
Estimates given on ‘
1 gabépci street, Not-walk. inquire 64
t
TO LET—SIX ROOM NEW HALF nae. Phong 1361, .
locality. Maring Construction 00.,1'23
Washington street, 11127 St
Norwalk.
IO LET—SECOND FLOOR, SIX
$16. inquire Mrs. S. A. Young, 241
East avenue. nl27 3t
nearly new, sold on account of si
ness. No reasonable offer reins
Call and see it. Wm. Casey,
Woodward Avenue.
TO LET—e ROOMS, ONE HALF
house, all latest improvements. 45
Only small deposit required. inquire 1“ soon as we mm“ 11 We could ”01
Charles H Smith, 22 mwndizz‘al lombaertzyde. scarcely a mile away
‘ 11128 3t
*1! LIFE. lN rue rasucnes.
6 1 Our road into Nieuport ran parallel1
en 9 with the railroad and the canal. iierc
mu“ ‘4“ 86 feet "0‘“ 35° “9‘ “9‘39 l was the second line of trenches, and. l
i
l
in a direct line Though l l
carefully i could not see a sign of life. l
1'0“ ”LE—A LIMITED SUBPLY For what matter the trenches, pastl
Oil choice geraniums for particular peo'1whlch we were derlng. might “"1
1’19- W A Reid 8 Fitch '"wt' Fallbeen empty. except for one soldier.
_ m 28 3t ‘who showed his head. I offered himl
"Tron" SALE—UPRIGHT PIANO
1 some little French cigars out of a fair~1'
ck 1 ly large box. and, within ten seconds,1
ed 1heads, then bodies and legs, began to
69 1 appear from the whole line. All were1
wearing sabOts, into which many had
1 stuffed straw for warmth. Some had
Fairfleld a'ven'uewlnquire 'G. Rockoir,
18 North Main street, ladies’ tailor.
m2? 3t
ssnger touring car,
Flanders.
tires good, fully equipped. .Price
quick sale, $285.
at Royal James inn.
To LET—FOUR ROOM APART-
ment. 3rd floor rear. Swartz and Cor-
bett block, rent 38, adults only. Also
FFOR SALE—SMALL FIVE PAS-1
1912 Studebaker- pod them around their knees.
Good running condition;
See Air. Goodyear,
111128 3t1
:taken their grain sack hoods and Wrap-1
Ail1
1were plastered with mud. . 1
Theirs were comfortable trenches,1
as trenches go. They were roofed
with board, and partly sheltered1
against the northwest .wind which was
for
two lofts, steam heat and electric
elevator service. For further particu-
lars inquire of The Old Wall'Cigac
' TO LEr—s m_.t:nesmre, Conn.
FOR BALE—JUNE CHICKS FROM
the greatest lsying' Connecticut liot‘k
But they wear chilled with the damp
that struck upa‘from below. They
C of l’e‘glibr'ns. ‘Lots of 25. 50 and 100—— 1
0.1 1 m25 tf l.0c’ each. i". M. 'Peasely,- ‘Bos 4061_u'ere separated into compartments,
ROOMS ' WITH may 31 each holding four men. .so the heat-or
__ . their bodies was not entirely lbst, but»
provfients, 9 Hamilton avenue. Store
FOR SALE—OR EXCHANGE.
70 North Main street. inquire United rooms. hath. steam heat parquet fl
TO LET—SIX ROOMS, 4 CROSS
street, 80. Norwalk. Rent 812. 'lnqu'ire
F. D. Lawton, 171 South Main street.
or vicinity. Clifford. R. F. D., \‘o.
jWestport, Conn.
Grocer” 2° Norm MM“ “met ”‘5“ stable garage 1.01 1001101”.th for .1
lone or two family house. in Norwalk
11127 3t
8 the railroad embankment. which form-1‘
oor, ed the forward side. was sassy from
thr continuous rain. and the ground
beneath was spongy with water if:
the trench had been dug any deeper,
it would have been a ditch. —"The1
1 World's Work. " '
12
1122,11
FOR
——
To LET-5 BOOM A'PARTMENT, 0n Norw.lk’g finest new shore
East Washington street, East Nor-
walk. Partial improvements. rent
:12 00; also 6 room apartment 39
and terms renewable. Also a
property. C. T. McGovern, agent, it
ll Wu ,8tl'eet, Q“ telephone 30.1‘ 155 wwmn street. ‘
‘ .129 tf 1’
' FOR ants—no nor ran.
'."..~."L
St. Inquire of Mrs. B. 'l‘arlov, 108
Taylor Ave. “Tel 11851-5. no t!
passenger Cadillac at a bargain.
'W' ~' P. waits. rear 113 Washington
‘ ' " 1? South Norwalk, Conn. Phone
Fire. House phosie 1279-2.
destroyed our Wood’s house
grind the remainder of last win-
g :Los'r.
aALE—FINE. UP- TO- DATE'
hungsldw. All modern improvements. 1 1
party—the Marvin Beach Tract. Price‘1
choice building lots on this dosh-able
you buy. Fours and sixes. RunabOuts
and touring, $1076 to 62.000. one 5
Maxwell runabout, good as new. 6.
in“ if
DYO‘
?llll lllll “All '1
llllllltl lll0llllll?‘
l
i
SIGNS OF. DANGER. ‘
To ' l
law 1
com
WBackache dissiness and headache;
with ”specks before the eyes," irrag i
ular heart action and liver trouble.
The severity of the early symptoms
depending upon the amount of pole-
on which the kidneys have allowed to'
remain in the system
SYMPTOMS.
Aching (Pains over 'liips. IBachache. 1
Sediment or Deposit in Urine. lrrita-1
One
SL,
940.
Rheumatism, ((Uric aside in ‘Blood.);1
' LOST—GOLD AND
. absolutely reliable service and'
, honest weights.
We shall have ice for all
. “ who desire it and our prices are ..
,3. as low as is consistent with the 1 ‘
’ ' honest, reliable and expert ser-
vice that you want. ,
Main street. Reward for return
Sentinel:
»" "LOOK!
-" 1- ‘1 1'1nade,
’1‘3iumbings'n'd heating
_ HENRY A. HEBELEJN.
55 water Gt.
ENAMEL
Brooch set with small diamond,'
tWeen Van Zant street and South
1 mas, 3t
.2“.
. 1 share profits with you by giving
‘ you the lowest prices on 16 years gush
anteed tin made into leaders. hand-
painted inside, tin rooting.
Phone 1106-12
Sudden Stoppage of Urine, Highly ‘
be-
.Blood or Mucus in Urine, Reteplne.
‘Pass *Blood or Mucus in Urine. Reten-
tion of Urine, straining after Urinat-
ing, Thick or Sluggis Urine. Stone
in" the bladder, Cyo'titis (inilainmstiou
t0
Bowels,‘ Puffiness under. , Eyes, Vora- 1'
clone Apll'étfi'ii.‘ .Thirst, Gall. Stone,
the Eyes. Scanty Urine, Frequentl
Calls, Mouth Dry Blilousness.
ness, irregular Heart Action, Ulterca-
_ tion of the ‘Bladder, Skin Pale, .Waxy'
lllill lllllICES
Wé 'Gi've' Trading stamps
1 Strawberries 1
1 ilelilyu 3 ice Cream
ratspuous 1m. 1
1" CHIROPRACTIC
1 and my, Bad Odor of Persplration.
Simple Test for- Kidney Disease
for twelve hours; if there is a serif-10
PROGRESSIVE
TRY
District of Norplk, ss.
.1Court. May 14th.A .D., 1915.
PAINLESS
l lowed six months from the date
‘thll“1t thGlr_ Claims '1 l‘
ADJUSTMENTS
dread Ave, Cor."Clay Sh.
Probate
. Estate of nary V. Stevens, late of
1 1 Norwalk in said District. decebsed.
‘ The Court of Probate for the Dls- -
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and ate '
of for the .credltors of said libtat’e to
shout or cloudiness of any kind you
.have kidney or bladder trouble, and
you should begin taking“ Kidneoo.
treatment today. Don't daisy until the
disease is too far advahced‘ --
Kidneco is put up 111125011, 500 and $1
here. -. ' .
blowing the sleet and snow into them.‘
tion ofthe Bladder, Pain in Urinating,1 1
Cplol-sd o'r Milky Mite Urine; Pass ,
of bladder.) Catarrh. Of 1Dladder~or1~
Gravel, Pain in Urethra, Swollen 'An- '
'kles.- Dimmed Vlssion. Specks before ‘
Drlb-l ”1""
oling', Lambago, Loss of Flesh, weak- ‘
lFill a botle with1 urine; let it staml1‘m
’ both- Of Eairfleld.
‘of Watertriwn, filed a preliminary
‘ Certificate of“ dissolution The dis-co
" “ mar? summers.
.e’
(Continued from First Page.)
on the San, at Sicniawa. Reports from Vienna indicate
the manoeuvres designed to isolate Przemysl are pro-
ceeding unchecked and that this fortress may soon be
surrounded. '
WASHING-'11 ON, May 29 —4An urgent warning to
American shipping against traversing the naval war
zone incautiously and to have all neutral markings dis-
played as conspicuously as possible, including illumina—
tion at night, was communicated to the State Department
today. by the German government through the American
Embassy at Berlin. 7
' . v ' s : - ' 1
GENEVA‘, Sw1tzerland,May 29, via Paris, May 2'9,
2:15 p. m.-—Tll'e Italians, after a severe fight alongr the
frontier north of Lake Idro, have captured the town of
Stem and 'are now bombarding Riva.
s
UDINE.Ma.y 28,9:16 p.m.. via Earls. May 29, 5:55-
a. m.——Serious anti— Italian disorders are taking place in
Tricst according to reports received here through Corm-
mg. The municipal authorities are said to have fled, leaving
the civil government in the bends of a committee which
has been unable to prevent vandalism. The building oc-
cupied by the Italian newspaper Piccalo is reported to have _
been set on fire and several other buildings tenanted by It-
alians have been sacked. It is reported that Austrian gen-
darmcs have made little attempt to quell the disorders.
PETROlGRAD, via London. May 39, .7 :08 a. m.—
Urumiah, Persia, has been occupied by the Russians after
an engagement with the Turks in the direction of Dil—
man and near Bachkala, gccording to a statement issued
by the General Staff of the Army of the Caucasus.
ROME Mary 27, 10 p ' ., via Paris, May 28, 8:30
a. m-—~A‘ successful raid upon the Triest-Nabrcisina rail~
read by a squadron of Italian hydroLaeroplanes together. '
with the occupation of additional Austrian territOry along
the Tyrol frontier and on the I‘riculi front are reported
in an official statement issued tonight by the Italian War
1 Office. It is stated that an artillery battle israging be—
tween the Italian fortified positions on the ,Trcntino
front and those of the Austrians." '
PARIS. May 29. 6 a. al.—Changes in the Bulgarian
diplomatic .servicc, just aunOunced are considered by the
Matin as indicating that Bulgaria will crc long join the
Allies. l). .Rizow. Minister to Italy, and a firm supporter
of the Triple Alliance. has been replaced at Rome by M.
Stanciofl', Rliplomatic agent in Paris, who in turn is She»
pecdcd by M. Grccow, confidential secretary of King
Ferdinaml
WASHIAG'ION Mayzi.—(lCrniali'y' 5 reply to the
American note regarding the destruction of the Lusitania
was being awaited toda) b) Administration officials with
keen interest. It was to be handed to Ambassador Ger-
arcl in rllcrlin today. who. it was believed here, ivoulrl
immediately cable it to the State Department. Unofficial
information received here said the reply would be given
to the German press tomorrow for publication. It pro-
bably will be given out here for publication at the same
time. . 1 '
L nofficial adficcs said the reply would embody a
proposal to the Lnited States to defer definite considera-
tion of Germanys submarine policy, and the American
(lcmands until the tun governments have had an op-
portunity tudetcrminc whether the Lusitania ‘was a' ""
peaceful mcrchantmau, as assumed in the American nOtc,
or an auxiliary cruiser on the British navy list, mounting
concealed cannon and carrying munitions of war as in-
dicated by information the German government claims
to have. -
The reply, it was said, would be‘ 1n effect an invita-
tion to “define the terms" tobc used 1n the argument be—
fore proceeding with the discussion. Germany’s delay m '
replying to the American note has caused Widespread »
speculation in official and diplomatic cir'cles
._._--——
. - LIVERPOOL, May 29. I 04 p., ' m.-—'I‘hc
~D'empster 1Line steamer Ethiope has been torpedoes! an’d
sunk. ‘
The chief Officer and 16 men- of the Ethiope have
1 been picked up. The rest of the crew is supposed to be m
_ boats
The Ethiope, of 2,475 tons’ net, was built in 1906 and
was Owned in Liverp’OOl. She was 340 feet long.‘ Slfé
m22fromLagos. ., ~ _ . , . ..
coneonartoN1PAil'sa""§. “ 1
i l
The Wood Manufattturing Company iconc
of Fairfleld yesterday filed a' certin~
cats of issuance. of additional shares
1 court
being nohnore
worth-W001! and Lawrence Ni WOod,
'Ihe Oakvilie Wagon Works,
Ella 'bi. Maoists HTCase
11.1 Dublin Social .9. Political Club 1'New will; roi- _ 1
SM. articles ‘absoolar n'egs against mp1 "ll'1‘11
of Stardom. 1 1 ,1
1 'tlon for coi’poiatl’on “with
cepital also eliarg'otl with“:
Imeantime there will be
some Barretto.
’ people.
. have a line bill of motion pict
' Point Casino. has prepared so
present time but that the casino
.. ful and allords trips for meal
' 1
Elder .
Was last reported as arriving at Hull], England on April 1
COURT CASES WED.
sarcomas, lay :sa—‘At (he
lusion of use Pecsmal‘mulm: 1119311”: June 1901- 1915- 1M;
11inai superior court yesterday, the
adjourned without date, there
. cases for trial. State's
Of stock in the office Oil the secretary l Attorney Homer S Cummings inform
the state, increasing by any eddudge Case that two remaining
shares or, common stock,- each valued 1cases had been postponed mm the
at- 3100. amounting to $5.000 The September team. odes: these is that
subscribers and directors are Ella-1o: Anthony Aumlllo who with Harry
DéLacca and Wither Gaffne’y was ar-
- rested some weeks ago on a. charge
1110-. of commuting burglary stithe Harry
1thnn Cafe on Fairlidld avenue. De-
1Lecca and Britney pleaded guilty and
10.13 signing the nails} are Ernest L. were gven suspended sentence of
Nettletonfllieginald C. Nettlcton and one you in marl-W- 5; “(1'86
‘ Aurellio‘" has been in \Jail in”
Great. 1
patrons of fiotbn Painton
Memorial
of the Aim
for an excellent program of
the band concerts whirlh will
1st 2:30 oclock in the aft
'at 7: 30 o ’clock in the even,
bltions at the Roton Poirlt 1
viiion during the afternoon a“
ing by Miss Gwyne Richards and
liteton Point is the ideal p
spend {smarts-i Day The no
swing aflords one of the most
trusting of pleasures at the sh
sort and the pleasure of the
coaster is well known to, an
The open air/theatre?
Memorial Day and night and a ,
the cool, cosy picture house willfi
relief from the stuffy interior" -
John E. Kennedy, the ow man
has charge of the cuisine at the 1
especially delectable for the
of the Casino on Memorial -Da
cial care is being taken of the m
for the opening holiday of tbp
and there seems to be no doubt at
well patronised.1
Grace Brothers' orchestra has
engaged to furnish stbe music
dancing at the Roton Point
pavilion during the coming season,
will oinclate this evening and
Memorial Day in the afternoon
evening and every evening the .
during the coming summer. Sun '
,are. of course. excepted. 1 _. ,. 1.
The boats from Long ,ipls'nd
“run into Rotors Point tomorrow M
Monday and will undoubtedly bring 1111
large number of people to the M
1 The trip across the Sound is do]
to Long island as well as 119918 IBM
people to this city.
1 The new rustic houses are be”
used for the first time this season
day and the band concerts lio-
will be held in the rustic house on
rocks. This place has been a‘ttrac
ly wired and lighted for the evening»
concert --1
Mothers. who have children n
have no fear of coming to Baton
their kiddies this summer. The
dren’s playground which has has
erected by Manager Neville. Bay
boasts of eight swings, fdur see-ea
and a slide for the. youngsters.
111101111101
A. C. Hexamer, auctioneer, will not
at Public Auction on Friday. June t.
1915, at one o’clock, p. m. on the
mises of Jacob Schaub. 16 Washin
street. South Norwalk. Cour», 'hid “
tire livery outfit, consisting o
horses—10, including a 11weli~ui
black team, drivers, workersrim
eral purpose horses. '
Four Berlin coaches in good . ;
tion, some nearly new: wagon ‘
two coupes; four surreys, one
*eeatl surrey; four top'I .buggl
runabouts; six express Wagons,
with tops; one farm wagon an
rack; live sleighs; mowing mb 1
bay rake, harness; robes; 1.
stable tools, etc.
1 Everything will positively. it
'without reserve, as Mr. Schaub
ing out of the livery businesg
will continue only the auto so
Sale positive rain or shine
1cash.
Wilt-on Tare
ll Collectorsll
The Taxpayers of\-' the
* Wilton are hereby notifi
“ Tax laid on; the Asses
1914 will be payable on
Tucsday'lune 15
1 win he at my and,
Station to receive lane
and July 15th,1915,and 1
'0! Floyd Bouton. Georget ‘,
9. 30 a, 111., and at the
Charles F. Geoppletfrqm l;
'1‘; Gregory, Cannon 3
1: 30110 3 p.m mot the "
On Thursday, Jdbe 17th;
he at the store, of E. 13:-
and at R. W. Keeler's s 1 -
to 11:30 a. 111., and ,atdllb
a year from June 1511i, 12 1,
charged on all taxes is
paid after July 15th. 1935
Norwalk Chronicler