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‘ oral contractor.
all klndi‘idr contract work. Be sure .
upset our estimate. We can save you '
firm-ii" swarms. 26 Wood- st.
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On the Cottage street, East Norwalit, Adults 51°09 “Constance" 25 feet overall 18
preferred. EleCtrlc lights, gas and 'WI- ”3“ m ““9" Steel mum
Good condition, fest. Price $100.1‘el-
701. Wright, Rowsyton.
toboardtii'pri'vatetsmlly'.
1328 it
5WAMED—POSITION IBY YOUNG
man [sud wife. Woman gobd cook. Man
able to do any kind of work. Good
gardner. George F. Dlahy, 16 South
street. ' 11128 3t.
‘ .4
MISCELLANEOUS.
. Harm HOGAN,' cumuvovaur.
and palmlst in city for a short time
only. 69 Woodward avenue!
EXPERT“ CORSETIERE. BPTREIIV
blade to measure, Relieves the dis-l
tresslng sensation ct notdust- sight cor--
sets. Spit-oils designs. are distinctive
nsm avenue. ’i‘ei. 671-! was In
PAINTING -- PAPER-HANGING
decorating. Painter‘s supplies; wall pa-
per, note-date styles, lowest prices.
WWW.“ on
dare solicited. Tel." ‘00; Alexander
ml‘inr'
eALvsron CHARIOT‘F- GENRE»
Estimates given on
IPERFECTC ClCARS,
:- Michael luhrauo -
. . CONTRACTOR.
‘ murmurs cheerfully furnished
8-8 Wood St... ' "8o. Norwalk.
PHONE 1889. I
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We "Give Trading Stamps
Pineapples ‘ior Cannin‘g
Strawberries Ii
I llélilyn’ s ice Cream
Daher & CO.
Railroad Ave. 06:. Clay st
' . TELEPHONE 1588.
w
"ELM
BEBUIL‘T TYPWRITER8 - Is. 0.
Underwood,
;. . ; .8mlth.
: sold at 35 per month;
. . ,, ' JAQIDONNELLY.
'9 some min Street. south Nomlk.
GOOD HEALTI-EFUL DRINKS "
Every 'di‘ihk s'efved "at our ‘
fOuntain l8 healthful in every in~
gredient. We use Only the best
fruit syrups. Our cii'oclate is be' "
- .-‘ ~, canning famous. Have yOu' tried --
r, it? ”Demise ice cream servedl :3
at 'the fountain or in boxes to‘ ;
take home. .Try our SodIa and -
convince yourself that it is the
.best m town;
The Norwalk Drug Co.
H. A. Henri, rm.
8 No. Main St. So. .N ,
1'Ha cascaaous esAeou ‘
s
(New vol-re Herald)
When at the end or the winter the VI
weather turns toward spring it seems
almost impossible to believe that such
alluring days and evenings, hold ser-
ions dangers for health. It. must- net
be forgotten. however..that this is the . .. ,.I
caisson of the year when our dealb
_ , rate from pneumonia is highest and _- .
. q . that it is almost as dangerous loi- ad-
.ults as July and August with their hot
Main street. Phone 1342-5. '-
‘ Chapel street, Notislk. « Inquire 64
~ : South llain stmIsk or. telephone 60.
.1,
”FORM
ter. Inquire on premises. m” 3t
: TOLET-s-INROW‘AYTGN. NEARc
ly new seven room house, all lin-
ments. ,Wd' wood doors. shades.
Large lot. Noar'trolley. Apply to. M.
A. Thatcher, Bowsyton. we fit
Tort-E1575 ROOMS. 8 08088 5t. .
South Norwalk. inquire 108 South
1329 at
1'0 LET—HOUSE, N0. 41 CHEST“
nut street. 9 fine rooms and all im-
provements. Inquire No. 31 Chestnut
street. 11128 at
To LET—FOUR ROOM APART.
inept, 8rd floor rear, Ewart: and Cor.
bett block. rent $8. s'dults- only. Also
two little, steam heat and electric
elevator service. Fer further particu-
lnrs inquire of I'l‘he Old Well Cigar
Co. mzs tf
‘ro Lev-4s uoous WITH im-
provements, 9 Hamilton avenue store
20 North Main street. Inquire United »
larceny. 20 North Main stwet. mast!
To LET—Six ROOMS, i GROSS
street.- So. Nocwuk. Rent :12. inquire
F. D. Iawtoa,‘ l'IIl. south Main street.
at: tf
. To Lev—s 30bit. APARTMENT.
East Washinndn ‘strset. East Nor»
Pamu lupurenente. rent
812.00; alto I5 room apartment 39
int!
'ro LET-45 noous AT 57 srmuo
St. Inquire of Mrs. R. 'l‘arlov.
. ruler Ave. ’i‘sl is s
scum
102
380 t!
..
.‘l.:1_,...".:1
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Ehre.
destroyed our Wood's house
A, and the remainder of last win-
ters scant crop or ice.'
But no fire can injure our re- . '
:1 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
‘f h'onest, reliable and expert ser-
vice thnt you want.
PROGRESSIVE
F TRY
PAINLESS
in the rows
.. Ail-To . submits
‘1 ~ anon. sees-w so so, so?"
'3 so. Nomlk. Hunt He'll bison.
Aunt Prudelia angartiet’s groom . as
fluttered and ,blushedgto her no . . ."
Yes, her cheeks like u redrl'ed rose
did bloom,
For. the room was totally bare!
«Nam Y k Evening Sum:
smoother are for clflldren. ’ ‘
{2.1 ‘,"‘,"
acres. beautiful high (round. Good soil.
Plenty Of wood. Must be sold at once
and will so cheap. Address P. 0 box
328 South Norwuk.
Meadow street. 2 barnea and green-
house. Ml. 88 166i. front 860 feet deep.
‘Only small deposit required. Inquire ‘
Chfllell.H.I Smith. 22 “Wild“ ave— .
Norwulk.
Woodward Avenue.
' 56 Water- 8!.
~ lowed six months from the date om
. .persons indebted to said mists are re-
. CHIROPRACTIC
Q "I'm not even a hack.- I'i‘n a ittn'ey.-— "-
. w ‘lllnlrs has decided he will have to.
lnions about the Euro- -
'sVALE Kiocuanour
11129 3!.”
' son elite—FARM IN mason
mas 3t
FOR SALE—2 FAMILY HOUSE, 62
one. Phone 1861. 13128” 31
FOR SALE—t-A LIMITED SUPPLY
ef'ehoice geraniums for particular pea: ,
pie W. A. Reid, 8 Fitch street. East
' 11128 at
pros 'eALELUPmGHT PIANO;
nearly new. sold on account at sick-
ness. No reasonable oifer refused.
Call and see it. Wm. Casey, 69
' m28 3h
”Foe“ ’S'AL’ELSHALL rm: ‘Pss- i
eenger touring car, 1912, Studebaker-
Flanders‘.‘ 'Good running condition:
tires'gbod, fully equipped. Price for
quick sale. $285. See Mr. Goodyear,
at final James inn. m2! 3t
l 7'"
FOR BALE—DO NOT FAIL TO
you buy. Fours and sixes. Rurabouta
and touring. 81075 to 83,000. One 5
passenger Cadillac at a Win. One
Maxwell runabout. good as new. «i.
awake. rear 11s Wilmington so.
South Norwslk. Conn. Phone: 91ko
House phone 1279-2. \nu tf
IA Losr. . H.
lost—ohm ' AND.“ ENAMEL .
ur'ooch set with small diuniond, be-
tween Van Zspt street and South
Main street. \Reward for return to:
sentinel. mzs 3t
1
“~—
LOOK! '
l share profits with you by givinl
you the lowest prices on 16 years guar-
anteed tin made into leaders, hand-
made. painted inside. its rooting.
plumbing and heating.
HENRY A. HEGELGIN.
«mm: 1106-12
[Elli lllllllllS»
District of Norwaik, ss.
Court. May 17th, A. D., 1915. _
Estate of Jared R. Scofleld, late of
‘Norwalk, in said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the. Dis-
»trlce otNorwaik, hath limited and al-
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Probate
of for the creditors of said Esthte to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
_Those who neglect to present their and
counts, properly attested, within said
thus, will be debarred a recovery. All
quested to make lmedlate payment to
. . . ADA 8,- THOMAS
. Executrlx.
Dismbutors for Norwalk and: l V
‘ South Norbralk‘ " l’
The Sterling Motor Co.
Darien, Conn. .. f .
'» Phenol ‘ '
Automobile dhd Motor Cycle
Rain.
.A" M:
Repel?
-. t
"As nearly asl
gthey call a. litei'b‘r'y heck.“
MNo, replied Mr. Penwiggle, wenrily.
Washington 8m
change his'ep
I~pean war situation".
Ti. II
his opinions!"
:1. an. .
Gol. Roosevelt and felt at once that
Richmond rill
3
, can make anti; shill...
.. "the supercliioufi'. bin-son, “you are whys;
”What seems; to be thousand with:
' how'ever, made good her escape.
see. the. line of Auburn care before
\
. , or later saw the chraskan flying the American flag;
V”: (.v
Kristi". sugiu'm‘ on its right bank of the
..
- l
"Jinks found himself agreeing with
.3:th views hejhsid; must beams" . . .
' Lubaezowka River as well ”as on the front of the villages
‘ the lhlcstcr and Delina.
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FORTRESB OF PWYSL
a:-
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(Continued from First Page) .
their lines until the advance of the ltalians and the .
strengthening at idle Aaglo— French armies compel the
Germans to withdraw part of their artifice “from Galic-ia
In the west there has" been considerable' fighting along
the YseflCansl; where the French report the occupation
officermtr-cncbcs, and in the vicinity of Nepy'rlle St”
Van‘sf’; whe’ré'thb French’made an advance of about at
quarter, of a mile. .
, The German Official statement says that after a tea-
hour artillery attack cast of the Y‘scr Canal, the Bid-
glans were repulsed. . »- w ;
Another steamer, the TuilochmOor, has been sunk.
by a German submarine, while considerable alarm was
caused this morning by. the report that the White Star
Line Mogautic, bound from Liverpool for Montreal with
many passengers aboard was being chased The liner, I
r.
PETROGRAD, May 29, via Londo May 30, 6:05
p. m.——The following official statement was issued to— ‘
night at the headquarters of the Russian General Staff: ..
“In the Shavli region the enemy, who fell book from :
his position near Home, was defeated in- a battle on the e
Kur10wyn-Produbis front. Our troops yesterday captured
the enemy pdsitions on this front and the Germans, dis-
lfidge from the lawn: of Kurtowianyfl,‘ which was in "
flames. are retreating in disorder pursued by our troops.
On the lower Dubysa enemy stacks begun on the 27th ..... _ id
. . . sa * -
ceased the next day. _
' "The enemy on the 27th developed in the Ossow etz
regiOn 'a violeht artillery fire which did no damage to the
fortress '
“No important changes have taken place in the des—
perate battle on the San between Seneiwa and Przcmysl.
Yesterday our troops delivered counter attacks on the--
'l‘ukh'la, Kalniouvke. Naklo and Baritich which changed
hands several times. The enemy prepared his attacks by_
a bonmardmcut pf our position with asphyxiating bombs.
Numerous fugitives from (zen. Mackensen's army who
were taken prisoners tesified unanimously that the cue—
my losses have been enormous
“Between Przcmysl and the great marshes of the
Dnicstcr we rcpulded on the g7th thrcc enemy attacks
cast of Gousskow. The Germans during that day reach—
cd our wire entanglements but sufl'ercd such hczny
losses they could not hold their first positions .
“On the trans~Dnicstcr front on May 27 28 there was
battle characterized by great violence. Large fortes of
the enemy, rqgardlcss of los:cIs, marched obstinatcly to
the assault of our positions between the great marslus of
All these altars were repulsed
" ""Scckimhr to wrest from the hands of the mummy the
initiative in the fighting our troops resolutely took the
Offensive on the left bank of the Svitzc Riwr and on:
the “hole. front as far as th. r'ncr Lomnii'lu. \(nr
I’crckh‘insky our offensive m ulc successful progress."
BARRY \K ales May 36 —Thc British steamer 'Ful—
lochmoor, 352 thus, was shelled an'd slink by a German
submarine Friday evening 'lbc crow (scoped and has
laudcdbcrc. The TullOchmoor was in ballast from
Genoa for South Shields.
‘ The Tullochmoor which was 340 foctinlcngth
a beam of 456 feet, was built id 18998110 was ownm by
the Moor Linc, of Newcastle England.‘
CROOKI-BAVEN,
p. m.—The mate Of the schooner Jum- R‘Osc, which has .
arrived here, reports that members of the schoner’s crew
saw a submarine at 4 oclock last Tuesday afternoon. a
few hours before the American steamer N‘cbraskan was
1 seriously damaged by an explosion, .The Jlme Rose was
in sight of the submarine from 20 to 30 minues after first
sighting the submersible west Of Fastnet. The schoOu~
United States Consul. Skinner at. London has tele-
graphed here for all availablcinformation concerning the '
presence of submarines in the vicinity of the Nebras-
ken. . " ,
LOlNN bdhy 30, 10:40 p. m.——AT dispatch to be .
Lloyds fromutheil‘mhaslt Northern” Franco's: saysw’ the
a
band fitment“: of the-British steamer bound from Car- 4-. .
dill for Aden which .vvas cu iii by a Germain submarine '
V, The Glenlec was asteani :r of 2,659 tons. . She was - .- -
Towned by the Western Steamship Company, Of Glasgow.
PARIS ,May 30, 19:38 p. mL—I‘The following ofliciel ';~V.
communication was. issued by the War Office tonight: . :
;.leer Canal,- our - -
troops have occupied all thc.German: trenches on. Halo;
in the regiOn Vof Pilkehg': At this place We made ' about
fifty prisoners and gamut-ed three machine guns, latel‘ll'e— .;
pulsmg a counter-attack
.I‘”'I' rt
nuincntwas. viOlent We attace‘d sOutheast. of- Nonville St.
Vanni: the large Germsn work called the labyrinth. .The'
action was very hob: We advanced four hundred meters
(about a quarter oils hit to) and made? a 'humb‘er of pris-‘Iv'; v V
~ \
Opera, among whom were sevoral officers. 1"” ' , .-
F" " “In thetoutslm'ts at Le Pretre Forest we carrned _
. some new trenches and made “fifty prisoners. , . ’
»‘ “In. Alsace at SchnepfemRmthopf w’e repulsed. an
attack and ill forcing backathe enemyv'cmred'oue of :ltisr '
trenchés; we captured a machine gun zand two )sclm '~
{5:0 o‘tyglfi’f‘ is“ . VI_ g, " l’i 'll‘F! ‘lua ltl ”it;
LONDON,- May. 3d,.9 105 p. m.—-"ls‘roty-nme mend the
-' H i Iku;‘h14f“ “Sum ”71‘ "
.Ireland, May 30.vvia London, 3"" l
"1p the sector north Of A‘rras the artillery engage--; -
1'." ._.....
s...” 4 s.‘
a
V (feredaheavy. losses”
crew of the Brmsh battleship Mtjesti‘cE-Were loss wh'én -~
c I
that'v'eséiya‘s‘médoa'oa stubbornness
’ lowing official communication was issued today:
V tack whichqesulted in hand to hand fighting was re ’ ‘
. situation is uncharged.
The tresps of the Sixth Cbi'ps
. pushed- further forward north and south of the fortress .
' _.nOthing.to report.- » » -
' on the height north. at Gorilla.
’ ing when an “S. O. S.” call was received fr n the liner"
‘ on s captain reporting distant? lied cvbacdigit‘s
t h Dub a m 11
French vessel Dixiv‘ hasmassed therefor Brest, having on .W I. .. ion ‘0“ ‘8 ysa s a
of the enemy: 01in arriving reinforcements recap or
.. I‘tbe yillage arid drove back our Opponents.
May 27, according to the sanctity list issued tonight?
VIENNA, via LoodOn, May an, 9 .36 p [fir—The
0n the lowpr Tubaccowska (Galicia) a Russian a
ed. Russian. attempts in cross the river San near and I
low Sieniawa failed at the outset. East of the San
Our artillery holds under irfi
the railway line from Przem yet to Grog near Nadyit
capture an the“ mil
eight Russia guns. W .. 3
“The enveloping line around Przemy 51 has be“
by the allied troops.
“On the Unicster and to the south of there
fighting continues . - »
‘—‘0n the Pruth line and in Russian Poland, there is'
. ..:
‘In Tyrol the Italians resumed their artillery fir
Vagainsf our works (in the plateau of Fongaria Lessons
Hostile detachments entered Cortiua, but fled at the
first. shot. ’
“There is. nothing to report'from the Carihthia froVIn'e
tier. V
“In the coast region the enemy did not again'. attack
. The attempt. teacross thp~'
Isonzo near MOnfalcone were easily repulsed by our pa-
trols.” ’ . '
.—-———
PARIS; May 30, 3 :30 a..m .——~The official commons
gallon issued this afternoon by the French War Officcn
“’i‘hcre is coming to add to the statement of yester—I
day." . . , .. '7:
UDINE, May 30, via the Italian frontier and Paris, j
5:10 p. "Populism along the Comic Mountains have; ..
been much delayed by unfa\ arable weather, but the IMF
ians have bombarded Austrians on the frontier. They are
advancing along the Fella River besieging Malb_orgctto,I
midway between Pontcbba, and Travis. Further south'
they are pushing along the Baccolsna Valley threaten.
Predil Pass. ' ' , '"
QU’EENSTOWN, May 30 8:05 p m.-Tllc White .,
Star liner Mcgantic with a large number of passengsrsh, F’
from Liverpool to Montreal, was chased by a submarine ,
oil the south coast of Ireland this morning, but escapedwéb V'V
Considerable alarm ”'was caused here early this morn;
J'cpmting that a submarine had been sights. The "first!
message was soon followed, ho'wcvcr by another stating.~ .
that the Mcgdntic had out distanced the submarine; sud? ,
that she was sixty miles sOuthcast Of QVdrk {Harbors All
.. 'Latera third mchagc was received from the a’I‘istcnm-
narinc,
that his ship was well to the westward that he wIas
proceeding on his voyage with all on board well
'12 .
.-
CONSTANTINOPLE, May 30, via London 8 :-08 p?”
m.—~Tlic following Official statement was issued today:
“We took the center Of the cncmys fdrtificd trench— ,
cs at Avi Burnu this morning alter a bayonet attack At
Scddul llahr our right wing penetrated into sections
previously occupied by the enemy, while 400 metres bet
your? one of our aviators dropped bombs successfully II‘On
the enemy Is. trenches
i. i
IlERl IN May 30 via London 5:.3op m.——The fol—.
lowing official statement was issued today at Itho War
Office: ' ’-
“Western theater of war: .
“The French attacked at midnight our positions_;‘,,
north of Der Houndt farm east Of the Yser Canal l V,
ten hours of artillery preparation. They were repulsed
along the entire front with heavy losses. A number of~
Izouavcs belonging to four different regiments were take V
prisoners
V "Between La Basses Canal and Arras there
I only artillery duels... -
V 'took- prisoners twehmom colored. French seldlers :w
4 n r “had hidden themselves in a vood. ' ~
"'Eastern theater of we : ' "
" "At lllOki, southeast; Of Libau, an enemy Vdivisl"
; was driven. back by our cavalry inn" northeastcrlyfll
German’ division r
- forced to abandon the village of Sawdiéniki befor‘
Russian surprise attack. Four can'ndn fell into the hands?
. “In the. Shavli raglan enemy attacks were re ulse
with heavy- losses to them . -
" ' “-SOuthees‘tem theater Of war: I., ,. . . _
“Oti' the Occasion of Russian attacks on the .
1 3n: the lower sector of the LubaczVOwkIa river northeast
Jarbslau modulo the neighborhood at Stry the so I.
Norwalk Chronicler