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WANTED—MAN, 34. WANTS AN—Y.
003111011. understands all kind of autoV avenue, 5 rooms. all improvements tage, six rooms, lnodern conveniences,
mobile repairing and iron 01‘ “0011 Rent 320. Inquire Charles E. Hoyt.
worlr. Garden or farm work. Good ref-1V
erence. Saabo, 98 Lexington avenue:
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MISCELLANEO U S.
~1THROUGH A FINANCIAL STRIGv
eucy. I have purchased a considerablei
quantity of household furniture almostV
entirely now. Will dispose of same in;
whole or in part at a-sacriilce. W. H-Vition; oak finish trim,
Baker, 19 Eddie avenue. J1 3t‘
. White, 61% Ely avenue.
- all kinds of contract work. Be sure
u get our estimate. We can save you
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M‘mrmo — PAPER-HANGINGi
decorating. Painter's supplies; wall pa-
per. up-to-date styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
ders solicited. Tel. 400, Alexander
ml in:
V aALVATon crumo‘n‘» omen
uni contractor. Estimates. given on
Phone 81%. V26 Wood St.
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PHONE 1589.
isonable Norwaik and vicinity. See our
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,in dining room; Stamford set range;
— Two flats, Washington street.
| Grocery, 20 North Main street. 11125 if
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To LET—BUNGALOW, LINCOINVl
TO LET—HOUSES. PARTS OF
houses, flats, barn, factory. Prices rea-
list. Raymond Bros. J2 3t
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To LET~5 ROOMS. FIRST FLOOR
of new house all improvements, good
location, 5 minutes to centre and sta-
colonade be-
tween parlor and dining rooms; dome
1 storage room, yard taken care of. At
Chestnut street. inquire 49 chestnut,
street. J2 3t‘
To LET—PART HOUSE. MOTT
avenue. 'Part house, Haviland street.
.Two
houses, East lNorwallt. inquire J. Wal-
lace Marvin, East Norwalk. J1 3t
To LET—THREE ‘ROOMS, WEN-
ished complete for light housekeeping.
Every convenience with private tam.
tron. Jl 8t
TO LET—i-N ROW-AYTON. NEAR»
ly new seven room house, all im-
provements, hard wood floors. shades.
Large lot. Near trolley. Apply to M.
A. Thatcher, Rowayton. . m29 6t
To LET—5 ROOMS. 8 CROSS St.
South Norwalk. inquire 108 South
Main street. Phone 1342-5. m29 3t
To LET—FOUR ROOM APART-
ment, 3rd floor rear, Swarts and Con
bett block, rent 88, adults only. Also
two lofts. steam heat and electric
elevator service. For further particu.
lars inquire of The Old Well Cigar
Co. 11125 tf
TO LET—5 ROOMS WITH. 1M-
provements, 9 Hamilton avenue. Store
70 North Main street. Inquire United
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To LET-SIX ROOMS, 1 cause
street, So. Norwalk. Rent :12. ‘lhquire
F. D. Lawton, 171 South Main street.
‘ 1122 tr
To LET—5 ROOM APARTMENT.
East Washington street. East Nor-
walk. Partial Improvements, rent
$12.00; also 6 room apartment 39
Chapel street, Norwalk. inquire 64
South Main street, or telephone 60.
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REBUVIL‘I' TYPEWRITERs—L. C.
Smith. Underwood.
. Remington, all other
makes. sold, rented:
. repaired. Rentals, ' it
:sold at $6 per month
JAC- DONNELLY.
is South Main stuns south Noneallc
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3 GOOD HEALTH‘FUL DRINKS
Every drink served at our
founfain is healthful' in every 111-1
edicnt: We use only the beat '
ruit syrups. Our choclate' 15 be-
Coming famous. Have,you tried
DieKlyn’s ice cream served
561132: fountain or in boxes to
take home.
best-1n town.
The Norwallt [hing (In.
" *‘ H. A MEAD; Mgr.
B No. Main St. f - So. Nor-walk.
The. Only Fully Equipped
sLscrachL suop
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Aura SUPPVVVLIEVS'
.. Phone ans—so 80. Main Me
. so‘. Norwuk. Music Hall elicit.
‘7 i We. pointed .1 inside,
1 ‘1 binrnbing In'd‘ heating.
‘ HENRY AV. HEVGVELEIN.
per month. Machines V
Try- our SodVVa and .
convince yourself that it is the 1.
. dntee‘d tin msdeV Into leaders, sun‘s
‘ destroyed VV our Wood's house Ev
. and the remainder of last win-
V ter‘s séantV crop of me.
But no fire can injure our re-
{2‘ putatlon for giving our patrons V
absolutely reliable service and
. honest weights , V.
5 We shall have ice “for all "
’ 'V who desire'it and our prices are
as low as is consistent with the
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ilot 5011150. Fine neighborhood. Terms
32 a very reasonable For particulars, price.
.I M. Layton 8: 00., South Notw,alk
Conn.
horses. inquire at Eilron’ s, 3 Rowan
street.
ily, $5 .22 Madison street, nedr sta- ‘
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see the line of Auburn care before
you buy. Fours and sixes. Runabouts
and touring, 81075 to 83,000. One 8
passenger Cadillac at a bargain. One
Maxwell runabout, good as new. G.
P. White. rear 113 Washington St.
South Norwalk. Conn. Phone 940.
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LOST—-A CANARY BIRD A'l‘ R0.
wayton, Conn. If found and returned to
owner a liberal reward will be paid.
Col. W. H. iBoyle, Rowayton avenue,
12 3t
LOST—GOLD AND ENAMEL
Brooch set with small diamond, be
tween Vail Zant street ~and South
Main street. Reward for return to
Sentinel. mzs 3t
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A. C. HEXAMER, AUCTIONEER.
WILL SELL AT
PUBLIC AUCTION
on Friday. June Ill! 191S
AT ONE 0'CLOCK,‘P. M.
011 the premises of JACOB
SCH’AUB, 16 Washington street,
South Norwalit. Conn, his entire
livery outfit, correlating of
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including a well matched black'lesm.
horses.«"~_,-
Four Berlin coaches in good condi-
tion, some nearly new; wagonette;
two coupespfour surreys: one three-
sent surrey; ,four top buggies; five
runnbouts: ale eXpress wagons, some
with tops;' one farm wagon and hay
rack; five sleighs;,Vrnowing machine;
hay rake: harness: robes; blankets;
stable tools, etc. '
Everything will positively be sold
ing out of the livery business. and
will continue only theVauto service.
Sale Positive Rain or Shine
Terms Cash.
VVPer ,_ order JACOB sanua.
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CHILDREN BURNVED 'ro DEAN-Ll
GUILFORD, Maine, June 2.—-Walter
Ipectively, children of Nelson Freeze,
perished in a tire that destroyed their
father'eV set of farm buildings today:
'Mr. and Mrs. needs and another child
Were seriously hurt. The tire is be«
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“LEAVE FOR COAST. .
his wife and two‘ children. left here
equipped with rubber tires andero-V
‘ polled by a motor cycle. They pxpect '-
to make San Francisco in 100 days.
residents of Tricst have lost
.gliucsbfV the Emil: and throat are said to
withfitft delays" - '
drlters, Workers, and general purpose ‘
“the German ambassador.
without reserve. as Mr. Schnub is go ‘
and Nelson, aged 9 and 11 years,.re~ ,
lieved to have started from- a mosqui-
, to smudge. '
..s'rAMnortD.- June‘ -2.—EM.’ 11:. one; ’
yesterday noon in a prairie schooner, -
A good adv. pays best in the best
paper. ~
summit AND RUNANIA' ADDED no ALLIES'
' i stanza Ill A veer SHORT TIME.
(Continued dram First V‘Page.)
trims and Germans, who state specifically that three forts
north of Przemysl were captured,
The Belgian army is once more in the thick of battle!
A statement from the Belgian War Ministry indicates
that the Germans are assaulting their portion of the front.
It is said however, that the Germans were unable to
advance, and that they suffered from a hcav y fire of guns
1112155th by the Belgians.
ROME June 1. 8:15 p. m., via Paris. lune 2. 5:35 a
mL—A Nish correspondent of the Giornale D'Italia says
it is reported in the Serbian capital that an attempted
revolt by Italians of Triest has been stemly suppressed
by the Austrians, and that a large number of pro-Italian
their lives or have been
wounded: '
MARSEILLES, France, june 2, 5:20 a. m.—Lieutcn-
ant Dencasse, commanding the Third Zouavcs at Constan-
tine, Algeria, has appointed King Victor Emmanuel of
Italy, third corporal in the First Section, First Com-
pany, First Battalion of the regiment, a rank which the
king's grandfather was given on the night'of the battle
of Palcsiro, June‘t, 1859. ~-
PA'RIS, June 2, 5:15.a. m.———Bulgaria and Rumania
have arrived at a complete understanding, according to
2 Bucharest dispatch to the Petit Parisien. Rumania
having agreed to cede territory in Dobrudja. The two
countries will enter the war simultaneously, the dispatch
says, Romania against Austria and Bulgaria against
Turkey. The army staffs of the two powerserc said to
be busy co—ordinating military plans.
Negotiations between Romania and Russia over the
be virtuallyVV
complete. If Russia accepts Romania 5 proposals the latv
tcr country is declared to be ready to begin hostilities
“mung.
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llAV'RE,’Fraiicc,VJu110 2, 5:10 a. .111.-—Thc follow- .
ing official statcmént was issued last night regarding the
operations of the Belgian army: “A fierce artillery duel
marked the day of May 31 along the Belgian front. Bel—
gian guns of all calibrcs massed their fire, blowing up
the enemy's trenches and accessory defences at a num-
ber of points. '
“All the roads beyond the ‘German; front are com-
manded by the Bclgians’ fire. making it very difficult
for tlic (’llt‘llly to bring up fresh supplies. The first line
of Belgian
lllailJJOOPS from advancing."
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VV W511 INGTON June 2—l‘rcsidcpt Wilsrm has ar.
ranged to give audience today to CWIIVIVV von llcrtistorff
The latter requested the inter-
view in order to learn by personal couw rsatiou the point
of view of the man who is charged with the execution
. of the foreign policy of the United States.
'lhc meeting bctw can the Ficsidcnt of " the L'nitcd
States and the personal representative of the Emperor of
Germany, the ambassadm' of tthV'lmperial governmcnt.
was the first sought by Count von RernVstorfi since last
September, when he returned from Germany after rn sunr-
111g} VVvisit. The call then was to par rcspctts.
Today's visit was concc ncd with the (1-;- licate rela—
tions that have arisen bethcu Germany and the l nitcd
_ States over loss of more than too Americans when the
Lusitania was sunk and 0th 1r violations of \mcrican
rights on the high seas. , . .,
The German ambassador has told friends that he
- realizes the ‘seriousness of the sitdation and.is anxious to
do all he can personally to prevent a rupture in friendly ‘
relations He is unable to communicate easily. how-
ever, with his government because German cables were
cut by the Allies. Consequently high officials did not
believe the ambassador could bring any proposal from
the German government differing frpm the answer which
”Herr von Jagnw,V the German foreign minister, gave to
. the American note la‘st Shturdhys; This was prenounced
V Aunflattsfactory in Cabinet. co incl]. yesterday:
. The importance of the caufei‘ence however, lies in -
\ the fact that although the interim-w was sought without
instruction from the German gdvernmenty the views
which the President m1ght express to the ambassador
V would be transacted by the latter to Berlin. and would
naturally, be taken into consideration there" in connec-
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Experiments that trifle with and «danger the health at
Infants and. Childrenolixperience against Experiments
Castorla is a harmless substitute for Castor 011,15...
goric, Drops and SoothingISymps.
contains neither Opium,
substance. lingo is its guarantee. It destroys Wendi
and allays Feverislmess.
has been in constant use for the relief of Consti
Flatuleney, Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles
Diarrhoea. It:
assimilates the Food, giving healthy and no
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roops, bye continuous fircuprcventcd Gcr- ,
. had been explained in detail by Ambassador Gerard in
V' 2. of hoStilities, reading as. follows:
. tinned last night.
"Neueville, we occupied several trenches and made in
prisoners
VV ...point veince. Mbnday night: is 6ver 450. At News ,
>tion with the note which Vth United States fgovernment..V*
' maintained ourselves in spite of several counter-a
Loretta, there Was artillery fighting Vyestetd
V ,V report with the exception of two bombardments
~Rhe1ms, and particularly of the; Cathedral in
V ,2 the Italian ambassador called at the White House
. g: a million pairs of War shoes has been placed with
" manufacturing- company of this city
int-on on fer rm
CASTORIA
The Kind You Have Always Bought. and which hits be“
in use for over 30 I??? has borne the signature at
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since its infest
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The unswcrving determination of the United States
to hold Germany to a “strict accountability,‘V’ for viola-
tions of American rights is to be embodied in the. note,
the drafting of which was under way today. The main
point of the document, which is to be brief, very p.roba—_
bly will be an inquiry to ascertain definitely and prompt-
ly if the German government intends to adhere to the
principles of international law hitherto accepted univer-V
sally, or to conduct its maritime warfare acording to its
oun new rules. Refusal to recognize the principles set:
forth by the Inited States that every unarmed merch-
antman 111.115t be visited and searched, and passengers
and crew transferred to a place of safety, before the ves-
sol and cargo of contraband isdcstroyed will be follow—V '
cd it is generally predicted, by a severance of diplomatic ~
intercourse with Germany.
Acceptance of the prilchiplc in such a way as to
guarantee the safety of American lives would leave, it
was bclicv cd, to a reiteration of the request for reparation V
(lllt' the families of the American victims of the Lusi- .
tauia and a disavowal of the act. ‘ V,V
Count von llcrnstorff’s visit to the White House to-VV ‘
day it was thought, possibly might have a far— reaching
effect on the solution of the problem. 'lhc ambassador
is said to be anxious to. know personally exactly what
course the l'nitcd State would like Germany to follow
wiih reference to submarine warfare so that he can trade
mit details to Berlin. (.)11 the other hand, there wa
pessimism in some quarters ovcr the ambassadors visrtV
because, it was pointed out, the American point of view’
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Berlin to high German officials. The engagement had
been set for the noon hour.
LONDON, June 2, 2. 15 p. m.-—',l‘he British steamer
Saidich, from Alexandria, Egypt, for Liverpool, was tor- .
pedoed yesterday 1n the North Sea. Seven members of ‘
the crew. including a stewardess, were drowned. Forty ,
one survivors were landed today at Chatham.
The Saidieh was owned by the Khlcdivial M
Steamship Company of lbndon. She was formerly th .
steamship Pretoria,w was built in Dumbarton, Scotland
in 1878 and was 350 feet long and of i ,984tons'V net. .
PVARIS, June 2, 2 :38 p. m.——The French War OfVii
this afternoon gavgbut an official report 'on the progre
“In the sector-to the north of Arras the fightin
In ‘the labyrinth: to the southeast. (if
The total number of prisoners made at “
self we took possession of a group of houses, wli
“In the other part of this sector, particularly
“Along the remainder of. [the frant there' is nothin
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WASHINGTON, jun: 2;--Count MacchVVi VdiV Cell
end thanked President Wilson fer the action of
United States in takingmver. the diplomatic aft .3
Italy 1fi’V1enna following- ti e declartion of War Vwith
itri'a. . jg; ~ .
BIN‘GHAMTO‘N N Y., June 2.-—An orderifo he}
by the Ruma
. his, tuber/a rush order and the shoes or .,
ccordsnce with speciaL-s acid ‘
nnouncerne Vt ale ' .
"trenébinént ear P: compel its. he
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