ants
. LASSIF'IED Advertisements on thispage.
CThree Times, 501:. Each Additional W0
face or Caps, Doilble Price.
9:. ed “Ads.”_—-—To Let,
For Sale, Business and
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
Twenty-Five Words orLess, 25c
rd, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
IISCELLANEOUS.
pTHiROUGH A FINANCIAL
quantity of household furniture almost
entirely new. Will dispose of some in
whole or in part at a sacrifice. W. H
Baker, 19 Eddie avenue.
. MARY HOGAN,
: and palmist in city for a short time
only. 69 Woodward avenue.
PAINTING -— PAPER-HANGING
decorating. Painter’s supplies; wall pa-
. per.,up-todata styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial on
ders solicited. Tel. 400, Alexander
A White, 61% Ely avenue. “ml in
AIALVATOR CHARIOTT— GENER:
n1 contractor. Estimates given on
on kinds of contract work. Beanre
u get our estimate. We can save you
leaner. Phone sis-a. so Wood at.
. 9. .
car‘s-AWE?
fEL ROI- i-ANII
‘ BPERFECICIC APSE
- Michael lubrailo -
CONTRACTOR.
, Estlmates cheerfully furnished
6-8 Wood St., , Bo. Norwalk.
.I’EONEI I15”.
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We Give Trading Stamps
Plucapples for Canning
Strawberries. .
llelilyn’s Ice Cream
Daher 8. Co.
Railroad Ave. Cor. Clay St.
TELEPHONE 1588.
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. REBUILT TYPEWRITER3'— L. 0.
repaired. Rentals, 81
per month. Machines
sold at $5 per month.
.. 4A8. DONNELLY,
. .16 death Main street. louth Nor-walk
m“—
GOOD HEALTHFUL DRINKS
‘ Every drink served at qur
fountain is healthnt' 1n every in~
‘g’redient. We use only the best
fruit syrups. Our choclate is be-
coming—famous Have you tried
, it? DeKlynsnce cream served
Lat tthountam .or in _bm'ces to,E
;‘_ take home Try our SOda and .
convince yourselftthat it.I is the
.’\. best in town.
lilellorwdlkll (So.
if. 7‘s". MEAD Mgr..
'8 No. Mains,
580. Norwalk
_ . Ion, irony lintppnil __;.
sLscrnicAt. anoi- ;
“ in the Town . -}
nu'ro energies
. Phone 005—60 80.14am It.
i: so. Nomlk. Music Hall lines. I
.r
,‘fi‘I-A n: ms—l _
Indian Molbr Cycles
Distributors for Norwalk and
South Norms
The Sterling Motor Co
DarienAGotm.~ I- _
‘ Phone :79. ‘5," ‘
Automobile and Motor Acycie
r. “‘5
- lace Marvin, East Norwalk.
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CLAIRVOYANT ished complete for light housekeeping.
. Iars inquire of The Old Well Cigar
’ 70 North Main street. inquire United
9 , . I .dIfi-Ifi—vp-‘J’I
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’ Smith, Underwood. _.I
Remington, all other H"
makes. sold, rented. 9
drivers, workers, and general purpose
' 71 horses;
‘ tion,’ .
’ two coupes; four surreys: one three
. will continue only the auto service.
‘.’.1_‘er
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TO LET.
Two flats, Washington street
houses, East lNorwalk. Inquire J. Wal-
TO LET—THREE 'ROOMS, FU'R'N-
Every convenience with private fam-
ily, 85 .22 Madison street, near sta-
tion. .11 3t
To LET SECOND FLOOR. N0. 8
Cottage street, East Norwalk, Adults
preferred. Electric lights, gas and via-
iter. Inquire on premises. m29 3t
TO LET—IAN ‘RJOWAYTON. NEAR-
iy new seven room house, all im-
proi ements, hard wood floors, shades.
Large lot. Near trolley. Apply fb M.
A. Thatcher, Rowayton. m29 6t
'ro LET—5 nooug. s caoss St.
South Norwalk. Inquire 108 South
Main street. Phone 1342-5. m20 3t
T0 LET—-FOUR ROOM “APART-
ment, 3rd floor rear, Swarts and Cor-
bett block, rent 38, adults only. .‘Also
two lofts, steam heat and. electric
elevator service. For further particu-
Go. m25 it
TO LET—6 'ROOMS WITH IM-
provements, 9 Hamilton avenue. Store
Grocery, 20 North Main street. m25 tl
'ro LET—SIX ROOMS, 4 CROSS
street, 80. Norwalk. Rent 812. inquire
F. D. Lawton, 171 South Main street
a22 tf
'ro LET—5 ROOM APARTMENT.
East Washington street, East Nor-
walk. Partial Improvements, rent
812. 00: also 5 room apartment 39
Chapel treet,uINorwolk.I. Inquire 84
W If”? street. or telephone so..
. . ‘ 129 tr
‘ destroyed our Wood's housa H
-: and the remainder of last win- .93,
ter's scant crop of ice.
. But no fire can injure our re-
putation for giving our patrons “f
absolutely reliable service and
honest weights.
We shall have ice for all """
who dpslre it and our prices are ,
"as low as is consistent with the ”
,« honest. reliable and expert sen
, vice that you want.
“iiiilinuii icico
' Phone 619. 22 IIIII-onii St.
'WILL ssu. AT
PUBLIC AUCTION
on Friday June 41h 1915
AT ONE O'CLOCK, P. M.
the premises of
SCHAUR, 16
South Nor-walk,- Conn,
livery outfit, consisting of
'- . lei-HORSES—rof
including a wellimatohed black team,
his entire
' Four Berlin coaches in good condi-
some nearly. new; wagonette;
iseat surreyp“: four top buggies;.- live.
runabouts‘: of: express wagons, some
stable tools, etc.
Everything will positively be sold
without reserve, as Mr Schaub is go-
ing but of the livery~ business, and
.9:
Sale Positive Rain or Shine-
Terms Cash.
Iorder JACOB season.
LOOK'
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A. C. ’HEXAMER, AUCTIONEER.A
STRIG'I TO LET—PART HOUSE MOTTI; FOR SALE—HORSES. GOOD \VORK
ency, I have purchased a considerable av.enue Part house, Haviland street horses. Inquire at Eltron',s 3 Rowan
Two street
lfeet water line. Steel
‘5 ‘ exhibit their claimsv-nfor settlement.
JACOB 9
Washington street,gA'
_' or for the creditors or said Estate to
with tops;. one farm wagon and hay‘ »
. rack; dye elelglis; mowing machine:I
they rake: harness; robes: blanketed.
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‘ The ’Court of Probate for the Dis-
‘tlme, will be deharred a recovery. All
counts, properly attested, within said
persons indebted to snid Estate are
meat IIO
FOR SALE.
J1 3t
FOR SALE—MIAMAUS MARINE
motor, 4 horse power, with propeller
and shaft. Cheap it sold at once. Ad-
dress W. cjo Sentinel. .II it
FOR SALE
sloop “Constance".
KNOCKA'BOUT
25 feet overall. 18
centerboard.
Good condition, fast. Price 3100. Tel-
707, Wright, mayton. 11129 3t
FOR SALE—Do NOT .FAIL To
see the line of Auburn care before
you buy. Foursmnd sixes. Runabouts
and touring. 81075 to 82,000. One 5
passenger Cadillac at a bargain. One
Maxwell runabout, good as new. is.
P. White, rear 118 Washington St.,
South Norwaik. Conn. Rhona 940.
House phone 1270-2, 91121 t!
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’ LOST.
LOST—BUNCH» OILKEYE' FROM
horses 'this morning. Finder will
please return to George Gainer, Cen-
tral Fire station. 11 “It
LOST—GOLD AND ENAMEL
Brooch set with small diamond, be-
tween Van Zant street ‘and South
Main street. Reward for return to
Sentinel; 11128 31;.
.v .9 “h“...—
llfill NOIICES
District of INorwa'ik, as.
court. May 28th., A. D., 1915.
Estate ofI Henry W. liegeleln, late
of Norwalk, in said District, deceased.
Probate
triet MMrWalk,-bath limited and al-
dowed Bl! "nlhuths from the date hereof
for the creditors of said Estate to ex-
hibit, their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their ac.
counts, properly attested, within said
persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make Immediate pay-
ment to
ANNIE AB. HEGEIIEIN
Executrlx
District of Norwnlk, ss.
Court. May 22nd. A. D., 1915.
Estate of Elizabeth A. Mitchell, late
of Norwalk in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
J1815.
Probnte
trtct of Norwalk, hatIh limited and ab .
lowed six months from the date here‘ .
of for the creditors of said Estate to
Those who neglect tospreaent their ac-
counts, properly attested, within said
persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make immediate payment
to i
AFANNIE sf unionism. A
Executril:
District-Inf 'Norwalk, as.
Uourt.‘May, 26th,:A. AD. 1915.
Estate of Elizabeth Cullen, some
time written Gunman, late of 'NonwaIkI,'I
in said District, 4 sad.
The Court of Probate for the Dis:
hint of «damn, “hath limited and al-
lowed sixI months. from the date here
Probate
exhibit the claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their no-
time. will be debarred Ia recovery. ‘All
requested to make immediate pay-
. _ _ HELEN CULLIIIN '
-—1 8 15. ‘ Administratrix
:_’ ’ . H A . ’ 4
PlNININIiNlNININIUNUNIN‘NRNHHN'NNUN'5
DANCING
EVERY Nloii'i‘
/
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Roton Paint
Park
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A
shy at ,
youtheddVleit byears guns. .
anteed tin made into I ,’haud-'
.maiie. painted Inside, we:
. COTTO CONDITION GOOD.-
WASHINGTON, June 11 .—'Cotton
showed a condition am. 0 per cent. of
._ 3:. Asian on lily 25; die Department
‘ ,‘ of Agriculture announced today. in Its
drnt report of the season.
, . .,,I-.
0 " ‘ - (uh
bid Well truck while exercMng' the' .
time, will be debarred a recovery. All ’ ’
. the natives an the whites the me-
1‘
1.
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3’0 IN-o. « A.
:-
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SEMML
9.9....) .9,”
(Continued from
PARIS june 1, 11 :55 a.
as follow:s
the German Consul at Haifa
open fire on a boat carrying
late the burial place In Haifa
remains of a French admiral
neutral governments
to keep three miles offs
with land stations.
ore
PARIS, June 1, 2 :35 p.
“On the western slope oi
mellt captured by assault on
.e mi.
'3";
were repulsed by us, and the
“(l‘hc British troops also
-
UlIMNIAE, ltaly, June .1,
ing (Aortina, in the Ampezzo
last ginger,
trian bata ion “as dispersed
from;
(lancllcs from Constantinople
cruising in front of the city.
. of a British submarine which
stantinoplc
’ now in Albanian ports.
.flying over the. warships.
IEIBKIMOIO ATABO COMMON TIOWIEL.‘
Family” Drinkliip. Cup , New ,Unpopu-
law at Point» Dormer.
The United States Public Health
service, ’whichA has maintained a
sanitary service in Alaska: for the
past three years, finds- that the mot»
tiilit'y front communicable; diseases
in Alaska is gradually failing."
the majority of the settlementsi the-
teacher is the only doctor, but medi-
cal officers Iof the fiddle Healthi Ber-
vice. make frequent visiteto‘the- var“
Irina communities and teach both to
.9..4-'. ‘...'~«
tth. by which tuberculosis, eye dis-
eases, and other. common. ailments
are spread, and the ,way in which
my my; be prevented. This war-
line against disease has resulted in
the :abolltion of the deadly roller
toweiI and the common drinking can
by tile natives in Jgeneral and this
hygienic reform has spread even. as
far as Point Barrow. the most'north-
erly. point in .North Asherlca.
To- those interested in public
health activities, Alt is of great inter-A
cal to note the progress made in pro:
muting, hygiene and sanitation dur-
ing recent years throughout. the civil-
laod win-13.5111 thierespeoe our wander
"in “Anise, the Indians and-:- “semis-m
have not been neglected. The 11.3
ion, which has en-
Irsmsas Hops no rake my 91? paganism «
WITH. 11’s nusoas'rn nsrsnsas.
Haifa, in Syria, on the Bay of Acre, having incited Tur-
kish troops to commit acts hostile to the French, a
French cruiser sailed up to Haifa and by a few well-direct-
ed shells destroyed the consulate
This information is found in an announcement given
out today by the French Ministry of Marine, which reads
‘The Minister of Marine, having been advised that
the army of Napoleon scattering at the same time the
er which destroyed the consulate. 'l he Ottoman autlloriv
ties were gilen previous notice of the reason for
bombardment. No other buildings were hit.”
adeta‘ebment of .uoluntecrs belonging toea. .colonial regi-
ilicalcs that the Scrbians are active
that the Turkish cruiser Sultan
German cruiser Cocbcu, has been virtually disnianncd.
Two Italian aeroplanes cruising ov er the
Medna opened fire on an Austrian aeroplane which was
.cenf. during the- period 190010 1910,
First Page.)
m.—The German consul at .
bad incited Turkish troops to
a flag of truce and to! v10-
of a number of soldiers of
interer there, sent a cruis-
the
'fVVASHINlGTON, June I ——.Navigation in the Straits
of Messina, between half an hour after sdnset and half
an hour before sunrise has been prohibited by the Ital—
ian government, which has advised the American Em—
bassy at Rome that merchant vessels of the Allies and
st await authorization to enter,
and to exchange signals
————_—
m.—Tllere was giicn out in
Paris this afternoon the following official report on the
operations in the Dardancllis: ~
“The fighting has resolved itself for several days past
to engagements over a limited area.
place almost daily, and they all have come to an end
with gains for the allied troops.
These have taken
tlyeflaviuey of Kereves Dore,
Friday evening a small fort
which the enemy had built at the left end of’hls line. and
“high dominated our trenches.
with such speed that the defenders of fbis fort taken by
surprise, fled without making any resistance. T‘o count«
or attacks delivered by tilt 'Iurks in large numbers, the
purpose of which was to recapture this fort ill question,
Our men went forward
enemy suffered heavy logscs.
won a brilliant success in
repulsing a violent assault’near Gaba 'l‘epc."
11:40 a. in..,via' Paris, 3:10
p. m,—;—,Italian, troops have cccupicd 37 villages surround-
Valley,
actncliostibtics were under way against Austria early
All of cial announcement from Nish asserts an Anew A
iy Scrbian artillery. and in«
on the Albanian
Transportation of Turkish reinforcements to thc Dar—
is said to have been inter-
rupted by the operations of a British submarinc which is
It is reported unofficially
Selim. formerly lllC
LONDON, June 1, 11 :07 a. m.—.A'\n Athens dispatch
. to the Exchange Telegraph Company
lcarncd therethat the transportation of Turkish troops
to the Dardancllcs has been interrupted by the operations
says it has been
is cruising ill from of Con-
. .-,~
PARIS,_,Iunc 1; 4:39}. Iil,+A Havas dispatch fr m
’ Cettinje says an Italian squadron has arrived at Rorto
Medua to escort back to Italy Italian merchant ships
868 near
and eradicate the communicable dis-
eases, the effects cf which have de-
cleaned the .nativeipopnlati’ony 14 per
according to the U. SI Bureau of
Genome. ‘ " w
I. part of- the appropriation for
education oi'A- the natives of Alaska is!
.bolng ded~fer the maintenance
no] three. improvised hospitals; All
schools are provided with simple rem-~-
cm and a‘ medical handbook of -in-
“auctions. ~IsectnresA onA tuberculosis,
eye diseases, ventilation, care of in.
fonts; preparatiemof food, and other
analog? pertaining to disease we
damphlet’s on the‘bauiieii prevention
and cure of tuberculosieehave been
issued to-v pupils throughout the
school service,- and "How to Keep
Well" cards placed in the homes.
. ICpme on."—Detroii Free Press;
*1
—and so will you.
lions.-
natives of Alaska, and already the
morbidity and mortality rates from
the various diseases have begun to
fall. “The natives have cooperated
heartily in this work. it is Interest-
ing to think what results would fol-
llow a similar cooperation on the
twin of the whites in the United
‘States.
“_e..— a
HIS TRANSLATION. ,
“Hello! That you, dear?"
"Yes."
“I'm going to bring Greer! up to
supper tonight. WIe' scum tho way
now. ”
"For goodness sake,
5times have 1 told ‘vou never to in-
;rl’le your fool friends up here with-
;cut giving me notice?
Ethics in the house. You make me
-t-. 1rd. I've been working hard all day
iand was going to have just a little
lpicked- -np lunch tonight, and now you
9rpring Green on me at the last min-
lute. You must think 1 like to stand
mound. hot stove. .
. “1'“ tell you right now. you're not
iizc-inig to get any swell meal tonight.
iYcr’ll get yesterday’s cold lamb and
[some wormedovcr potatoes, and if he
idoesn't like that he can lump it.”
’ "Yes. dear, that's flue. Just the
Athl ng. We'll be right up."
. “What did EMMY?”
‘ She' s tickled to death to have you
come. Said she'd been wondering
iwh) I hadn't brought younp before.
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‘ unnecessanv atrium.
When Frederick the Great, at the
beginning of the Seven Years‘ War,
nor in possession of Dresden, he went
,piciure gallery. The gallery director,
Reidel, took. the king through all the
moms .and- explained each - picture ‘88
they. went alone; Frederick .exuma
.ch his; nuresesvedmdmiratpn for all
the. pictures. but-when he came be-
fore a. certain painting by Corregg’io
he stopped, viewing“. with particular
interesti ...... 9
denly, ‘.'1. would like to live that pic-
ture”—, . .
_'Reidel gasped, for he expected the
km; to say that he wished the picture
to: himselb: Bill .010 king noticed his
Emilie Ameaaum'g m .Idgnyergd [anxiety and. Milking him on the
Theseuikn are supplement“ by. in- Ashoulder. said. laughing: .- ~
renal maimed”, in the home. I ."ltyon are willing? should like to
have that picture. piped. —-YontIJIl'a
Companion. . ’ l
. TURKISH L'OBSEISW; . . I
LONDON, June 1. .:4 45.. ___p_ «in-A
Various bulletins issued by- the U. 8
Public Héalth Service on health sub-
Jects have been distributed to the .
deld workers for th‘eir information
and guidance. Paper towels and in-i
dlvldnal drinking cups are being used
in the schools in place of the com-
mon articles and- their value explain
“1&0 "the children
I: W- comm of warfare against
disease is showing results. The.”-
tiv‘es e're beiiiI‘gII Inducated to hygienic
Ithe nine; schools in
living, clue laken nottt‘ie inonle’IA
cate the enslofn’n' ‘tlle whitb'man un-
'i
nthIsI class in Norwalk and affinity.
prisoner captured 'a fortnkht ago in‘
the
Irish losses in the defense stellar po.
sitions on the Gallipoli Mauls. a;
were, oi: that time, over 40,.000 .Thlsl
’informotion was givsn out In Inn to
finial statement in London today.
It
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é-ATHEI BEST OITUAITIIONI , -.
areobtainedbyadm to the.
beat employers. The Sentinel roaches
-.-'I'H O
are obtain
51°15’Aaenif’s.
\
1'
how many lites of war, and at the same time to
the wandering vagabond—the only:
. 'creature who could have so soon and'
.I haven’t a ‘
to view the works of art in the royal:
EGYPTIENNE
STRAIGH
CIGARETTES -
For each smoker who is attracted
to “STRAIGHTS” by the pri»
hundreds are attracted by the Ouch
“STRAIGHTS” has taken but few 3 .. 9
ere away from other 10c brands because:-
is not at “10c cigarette. ” “ STRAIGHTSA”
is winning many thousands of smo ' '
from higher-priced Turkish brands“ They
“STRAIGHTS”because theyprefer‘I‘STRAIGHTS
'ras mamas mascco consult
This has resulted in ." gem . ..
ersl improvement of the health olthe. '
l
bond, who now clearly appeared to“,
my mind as one of those soft-mannehA
ed spies of whom we have seen a?
many in this war, who follow their
the mendicant seeks aims, faltering.:.“
Ilng, then disappearing into same so“;
crct underground route by which‘h’o
bears his fruitful
chiefs, then coining back in theirole
to the invader.
ed the man, gliding out of the thicket.
Ile also Ihnd taken the roundabout
'way and
battery, had at once started on Iarnev
hunt' for information. '
start of surprise, then his greasy-halal!
_Went to his eyes in the IgeIsItuII'e of. wip—
ing away tears.
produced a greasy bench with her!
and there an illegible trace ofwwritlng
on them, and with here and there II
the clever imitation of an omelet vied. ‘A
fe conduct, n‘o passport.
T‘If you are willing?) no gain; snd- IN° 3“
cause the mayor had been shot
notables of the town had llédf’ m
' village. existed no dime; the children
“either side execute the orders .
,the spring of steel hidden beneptli
{rage of the vagabond show REG”?
man is- upright, tall, ”robust;
sive, the eye flashing and the; '
have to bring a vehicle. 10; 1’11 "
walk? Then he sees his mistake,
.mmneliee says that the Tun-I'm bends again.- his voice .. ,
wherever you like; my good 1ft}.
IThe vehicle is dispensed wltIiZ-am A
wall at the entrance to Is viI "
soIIcIenIt."
. . Russian bark Montib‘se Swan .
' up by a mine lait night. In the 9""
to "A’tllll’ Beams miles from Spilrtn _Tllev
need of sanitation In the native :less they will bflns about a better-- boat employers. The 30.3“"! m” ”3' Her crew was “no“ It Ml ‘
than" my flllng’eg’ in brag:- to client meat or healthtouId economic condIi-I this class in Norwaikj NRM- ltd" ”'7 ‘ Norwegian
T5
10 food. in“
HAP—II’URE OF A ‘PY. ' >
An Incident of the
9 ,. ~France.
“0n coming out of a dirt rend,
scending from Verdun," says'. ”I
car who is quoted in the Paris
says Paris correspondence 5‘. £115 .~
sociated Press, “I crossed a m
creature leaning heavily on anIIVu .
staff. He limped along painful Id
he were wounded and doffe- : m
but in humble salute. 1 re 9ond_ed ll?“
sent- mindedly and went on my
way. ‘
"An hour later, a dull milling as «I.
the cracking of branches and (1109
burliflng of a .LA'h'ell in a’fllicket beside .
the road, brought us back to the realio.
FightIllII
Ia.
accurately posted the enemy on this
position of my little detachment. We _
turned aside from this dangeroul~
route and by a crossed load reached ,.
the main road leading to X—
“l coutinucd to think of the yoga-E
tortpous way, seeking information an
insinuating, scenting, listening, watch-
harvest to hip
of the conqueror, serving as a guide
1 .
“Suddenly, there before me appendb
after poIsIlng the German
"1 rushed upon him rind be My 1.
“‘Your papers,’ 1 demanded.- IHIO
"If he had no miners it was his
2?
client. . . _
"‘If you want to take me;
.~ .I.
umhle and supplieating; Th
“Toédat‘e No more doubt
9
,y .
lineman Isak «shown up
LONDON, June 1. 4. 15' p. m.-I-.‘~
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