. 2 :3 at
q
For Sale,
9
WANTED.
WANTEDLBOYs OVER lIe malls
of age, call on H. Jacob 0:. Sons,
Manufacturers, Belden avenue.
walk, Donn. ‘ 13 1t
WANTEHITUANON A’i' GEN-
oral housework by bright Hungarian
girl with year old child. Good cook,
eifierienoed worker. retérences.
Spears and understands English. No
objection to country. inquire 4 Ray-
_ mondustreet. South Norwaik. :13 3t
WANTED-LA venue. SOBER. IN-
» illustrious blacksmith and wheelwrigbt
who wantsto buy a line established
business cheap and on very reason-
Shoe
able tel-ma. Excellent location. .See the -
Lawrence Agency. l . '58 3t
LOST.
9 LOOP—PEN, GQL‘D TENNIS RACK-
‘et, set with small pearl. Lost early
Thursday moccasin-tween
silicone and railroad station. thani
reward for return to Sentinel oilco.
I Lost—nu Tun ViClNiTY os-
. Moodward avenue and Concord.atnet
W’
a Surname Foot-Erase. Retina to
the. Sentinel once orllltoom 93. Im-
coin school. 13 1t
Leer-FA CANARY. BIRD AT R0-
wayton, Conn. It found and returned to
“ owner a liberal reward will be paid.
Col. W. H. Boyle, Eowayton avenue,
' 12 3t
LOST—GOLD ‘ AMP ENAMEL
Brooch set with small diamond, be-
tween Van Zant street and South
Main street. Reward for return to
Sentinel. .. ’21 was at
I“ CLATRVOYAN’II‘. I—
lMAfllE 1196AN9, LAIRVOYANT
and stalls in Eli? lI'lI‘a’l-i crowns
only. 9699 Woodward avenue, .18 3t
hill no
District of NorwaikI, ss., Probate
IOourt June 2nd,, A. D., 1915.
Estate‘ of Marshall H. Tolles, late
of Norwalk, in said District. deceased.
The Court of 'Probate for the Dis
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and al-
iowed six months from the data here-
of for the creditors of said Estate to
exhibit their claims tor settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
j accounts. properly attested, within
2
said time, will be debarred a recov-
ery. All persons indebted to said Es-
title are requested to make immed-
iate payment to »
EMMA E. TOLLIESI
‘13’ 10 17 Executrix
Eistrict ' or as. Probate
N orwalk,
. _- Court. June 3rd. A. D., 1915.
Estate at Emma Smith, late of Nor-
. . 94 {walk in said District, deceased.
‘ " 9 g The Court of Probate for the Dis-
‘JI'
, J3 10 1'!
9. 15:"
trlct of Norwalit, hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date here-
of for the creditors of said Estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
.Thcse who neglect to present their
accents, properly attested, within
said time, will be debuted a recovery. 4
iAllI perspna. indebted do ’said. Estate
are requested to ma eglmmediats psy-
l110ltt0IIl9-r'v I V
I II WILLIAM 0. SMITH
4 Exeotuor
District of Norwslk, ss.
';0urt7“‘.l J9fin9e find, A. 41).. 1915.
his person.
Ordered.'1‘hat the conservator or the
said Sorry ”D. {Hoyt exhiult his ac
count with his said ward, to this
court for adjustnient, at the Probate
adh99ter: may be notified thereof, the
said conservator will cause this ord-
er to be published 99m a newnpaper
having a. circulation in said District:
'Nohl
‘ of new house all improvements. good
_. Chestnut street. inquire“ chestnut
Probat-IIe . :9
, lathe mater of Harry D. Ho‘yt oi ,
4 Norwalk, in said District. an incapa-
bulbs in Nor-walk, on the 10th day oi ‘
. une1915. at 10 o'clock, forenoon: '
‘ ‘a’nduhat all persons intdrei‘it‘e‘d in said
at least live days before said 10th day , I
To LET. 9
:ro Len—Rooms on roman
avenue, all improvements. Inquire Int
(7 West avenue. South 'Norwalk or
phone 458.13 3!
'ro LET—Ilium 7 ROOMS, some
.Iluly 1st, at 5 Courtiand place. Can be
seen now. Call at 910 Courtiand utter
10 a. m. 18 9;t
T0 LET—AWBLEASENT. MONT
and airy. furnished room: Suitable
for one or‘"2 ‘gentiement. Quiet neiél.»
borhood. Call at 5 Valley Place, South
Nor-walk. Two minutes walk from
West avenue. j: 3t
4T0 Lev-senseanow. mucous!
avenue. 6 rooms, all improvements.
Rent 320. inquire Charles E. 4110121.
52 t!
Professional Cards, and ;
Miscelldneohs
LASSIFIEDAdvortisements on thispage Twebtv-i‘ive Words orLess, 26c :
C‘Three Times. 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per
does or Caps Double Price. . 4
lei—nor
Ads. ”lat?“
Business and
In Black-
9 FOR SAG—BROWN WICKER BA-
by cal-liege with wicker hood. Newly
upholstered and good as new. Also 39‘
burner gas plate with all connectioni
31 hence stmet. Norwalk. 33 It
ran SALE-noon rams cow.
Filmmaker. Michael ,Pleseics, Gracie
street; Dorian. 38 at
$08 one LARGE '5 messia—
_, seen at in Water, St.
FOR SALE—«CLASSY MISSION
writing ask and chair. Upright book
cabinet to match. Also solid massive
wood bed. springs. in due condition.
Price right. Taylor, 6% Homilies ave-
nue. 13 3t
. To LET—vilOUSEB, PARTS 01'
houses, data. here. history. Prices: rea-
consular Norm-ad vicinity. See our
91m. Romance: .12 3t
To LET—5 ROOMS. FIRST rlloou
loontion,.6 minutes tocentre and. sta-
tion; oak finish trim, .colonade be
tween parlor and dining rooms; dome
in dining room; Stamford set range:
19 storage room. yard taken care oi. At
street. "I' , 12 3t
'ro LET—PART 941101198111. MOTT
avenue. Part house. liaviland street.
Two flats, Washington, street. Two
houses, East Norwalk. Inquire J. Wel-
laco Marvin, East Norwalk. .11 3t
To LET—THREE ROOMS, FERN.
ished complete for light housekeeping.
Every convenience with private iamv
ily, $5 .22 Madison street, near sta-
tion J1 3t
To LET—4N 'ltOW‘AYTON. NEAR-
3y pwmevpn house, all im—
Iprove'ments, ha'rd weed ilodrs. shades.
Large lot. Near trolley. Apply to M.
A. Thatcher, Rowsyton. Im29 8t
To LET—spun ROOM APART-'
amen, 3rd floor rear. Swat-tr and Cor-
bett block. rent :8. adults olily. Also
two lofts, steam heat and electric
elevator service For further particu-
lars inquire at The Old Well Cigar
00.11126 t!
E
To LET-95 nouns WITH nu
provements.“9 Hamilton avenue. Store
70 North Main street. inquire United
Grocery. 20 North Main street. m25 ti
T0,.LET7-SIX' ROOMS. 4 GROSS
street, 80. .4 Sultan. inquire
F. D. Lawton, I'll South Haiti. street.
. ’ an it
East Washington street. East! Nor-
walk. Partial improvements, rent
:12. 00; also 5 room apartment 89
Chapel street, Norwalk. lnouire (14
South lain street. or telephone to.
95 129 ti
‘destroyedi~our9 Woods 9 house
[and the remainder4ot449last’win
ter'p scant crop of ice. ,
- Butnoiirecan injure curre-
9:9. notation 15o: giving our patrons , 9
i absolutely reliable service and,
honest weights.
We, shall have ice- for- all
quickla'ale. $285. See Mr. Goodyear,
and towns. 31075 to 9:12.009. on. a
passenger Cadillac at a bargain. One;
. whole or in part at {sacrifice w H.
To LET—5 noon , ashram. 9
. roe SALE—SMALL. luvs ris-
eenser touring car, 1912. Studebaker-9
Flanders. Good running condition:
tires good. fully equipped. Price for
at Royal James elnn. 13 at
£03 GALE—BRAND NEW COT-
tage, six rooms, modern donvenionoos,
very reasonable. For particulars. price.
‘9isst9
lot 50:150. Fine neisblinrhood. Terms .9
1.11. 9i94ayton &. 00., South Nor-Wait,
(loan.
horses. inquire at Enron's. I Rom
street. ‘ ‘ J1 1t
ie,.
Fours and sizes. Eunahonts
lime‘ll runabout. ghod as new. a.
’r. White. rear 113 Washington St.
South Norwalk.
House phone 1279}
ITALIAN lMIDIW,IFIE——9MRS §Am
Musco, graduate M‘the Universitn
at l l «Accused ipyhlew lie and
Con iogty, Glade Whitest)
assi'sthnce by latest modern methods.
23 Ely avenue. Telephone 315. 9 139 am
THROUGH A FINAQICIAL STRIC-
cncy. I have purchased a considerable
quantity at; :Hiousehold lurnituronlmost
entirely new. Will dispose of same in
Baker, 19 Eddie s‘venue. J1 at
if
per, unto-date styles. lowest prices
den, solicited; m We
White. 81% Ely avenue.
not contractor.
money. Phone 8164
We Give Trading Stamps
I theories [or cumin ’
J Strawberries _-
59.291!!wa icecmn
Railroad Ave, Ger
9 9 TLE serious
I . '1‘”. I ’Q I I .
FOR MILE—HORSES. (10013 WORK ,2
.3940; I I
9 f 9
Eathnatu cheeri'ully given. Trish new -
’ midst ‘
saunas cusmorv— ensure :
Estimates given .on .
a't kinds 5: contract work. lie rare .
in get our estimate. wt can save you ..
:6 Woes 9.. 4
roa' sans-no moat no. no i “ *‘I‘f’IIi5
see the line 0! Auburn oars 310103,“ 4‘
-: 44 you buy.
a
9” kinds (aflfind trill lee Ir'cdlic ad all
small loaves
9. BY fHEI A USTRIANS
(Continued from First Page. ) "
improbable they would lose Lcmbery as well
3m; and Russia apparently have been unable to
compose their difierefices concerning an adjustment of the
”humanize boundary fines. Romania’s, entrance in the
war _is said unofficmik to be conditioned on such an agree—
ment. A“ Milan dis tch states that King Victor Em-
mannel has oflcred his services as intermediatry between
these nations
5‘51““ ”POI-Q of steady progress in the invasion of
Austria are: dispM at Vienna. The "Austrian Wal- Office
anaemic-es that Rollin offensive operations have been 1.9m—
suedessful, and thrill no material damage has been .done
by the Italian artillery
WASHINGTON June 3—President Wilson,- follow-
ingthis conference with Count vim Bernstorff, the Ger—
man ambassador, veg-as going ahead today with the prep-
oration of the Amegican government‘ 3 response to the
German government’s reply to the last American note-
concerning the sinking of the Lusitania. The commu-
_ nioittion' is being penned by the president himself and it
Will go forward before the end‘ of the week.
Interest in the conference was heightened today as
.- further details werecoming to light. One important re—
sult, it was stated, upon high “authority, is that there
would'be no alteration in the administration’s plan to as»
certain whether the German government will abide by in-
tel-national law or follow its o‘wn rules of maritime war-
fare. ‘
The conference was cordial and of a friendly nature.
The president, it 1; believed, informed the ambasador
that the United States would not object to the German
‘ subroutine warfare provided it could be conducted in
such a way as not to jeopardize life and property of neu-
trais. Hie" is also said to have explained that the exercise
of the right of visit and search would be insisted upon
when “submarines encounter unarmed merchantmen or
which do not resist capture. , ‘
9‘ :today‘b/ some officials and (fiplo-9I.
’ctfgof the conferencse would his bones
‘99Gcrmany a conciliatoryaaply to the
The ambassfiflr himscli expressed the belief that the
communication cl: he had sent to his, government-—
cbnvcying the viclvpmnt of the president lllmaclf~wollld
enlighten the‘Gel‘lnnn Forch 1 Office accurately as to the
9 American governments attitude, and phvo the way to a
better understanding 9 9' 9 99 99 9
ERLIN’ IviaI London, June 3. 11:55 a., ill—~AS_ ,m
he not lités hiva‘vannmin'c d that the "prices ofwr‘nrm‘us
(liter Greater Berlin ,
Jone 7. Beginmng’mn the same date the bakinc of
. 9; 449:2:
‘1‘! PARIS, Jolie 3, 5 :32 p. iiinIl‘ng, Emmanuel . of
Italy.- has offered bib, servit’es as an intermediary lll the ad-
justmcnt of, territorial qil'estlalls which- have arised be—
tween Russia and Romania, according to the Milan Sccolo.
I’lwm';
raccoon I I1); via London, June 3', 7 337 a. m ~Au
PAINTING g PAPER-HANGiNii 1-1" : official stdtcmént issued last night at the headquarters of
decor'atlng. Politico's supplied; wall pan ‘
“the Russian Georgi Staff we as follows:
‘ “In the Shavli region Monday we repulsed success— 9
.iniiy several attacks arid captured a rcdoubt cast of the
Village or 'l‘ravvvliariy..,"',‘i
I “On the Narew front on the left bank ofI the Vistuia,
the enemy on Tuesday delivered several attacks which
were repulsed. .9
I “In gGalicia Monday betprecn the Vistnia and 'I
Przemysl stubborn fighting developed our troops gaining .
somewhat important suC‘e'ss’ ’ the99 it bank of the 49
lower San, taking several 9 gee, som With the bayo- 4
‘ ‘ Gin thought bank of the some river we were suc-
lnciiidlng
‘nd quack-firms.
as bombard :d,w11hlleavy guns upt’
'gainst the northgont iii the reg:
which ’ Australia ' had almost completely
tmfléfifie‘t Germany 3 i1 our supply~is not insufficient. .. ,
44;:
base “
9 .. . ,. 9999,
,5 Rhoda island Woman's Wealth MostlyI 9
l
l
9i
i
. 9 . is again in Austrian bands, according
*
4"
9 WILL .nleposg or" MIL-LION. IIlIIII
NEW HAVEN. June 3. 9
Ardelia C. Bowing. of Providence, it. 011‘ Nd”; Jun
. 1.. illed in the Probate GIourt here yes-l ' ‘
? tomay, disposes of an estate estimao
Ied at about $1. 000, 000, consisting in SCH AUB
large part of oyster properties in New South Norwalk 0
ill-Invert. Guilford and Milford Most oil
Elbe estate goes to a daughtfir, Mary C. E
. Billings of Providence. There are a includin
number of public ballasts to Prov
dance institutions lfi'the will. George
D. Cladding and Nathan W. [Attieiield
9 of Providence, qualified as executors
9 EHSCOPM. OHURCH CLUBS
HARTFORD, Conn,
IChurch Clubs (Episcopal) oi the Unit-
' ed States gathered at Trinity Uhnrcn
today for the 33rd annual meeting.
lThe opening addres’s was by Bishop
~ 1 Chauncey B; Brewster. oi the, diocese
I ed Connecticut. President William it.
Butler, of Bethlehem. Pa. presided.
An address was also given by John it.
Bchindelmi Giselnnsti. This was 391:,
Elena! by 9e discussion and reports. ‘1 Sale Positive Rain
inter in the day adhering W; folds.)
4:4-9 of Chicago, read a, paper. Convention9- .
committees were named.
Tonight there will be 4a,- reception
1 and dinner for gills isles-tan It the
Earlierd Club,
:dllshop Brewster referred to Ithe -, 9
".._csnnecticut' diocese as helps, the 91d-
~ out or the Anglican. Communion ii! the ‘
I 0'14 v ,
“There haSI been no change between Przemysl
the great marsh of the Dniestcr.
“Between Lysmenitza and Stry thc‘cnerny, or
concentrated their heavy artillery and reinforce
achieved some successes in the course of the night
Stubborn ottacks with large forces. Thetfighting co
uc9d9 Tuesday morning.
"On the right bank of the By strca, we took pa
the enemy 5 position and made 150 prisoners."
* —l—~—'-—
\
VIENNA, via, London, Jone 3, 7:59 a. m.—~The d;
of Przcmysl as a Russian fortress apparently are so
bored, according to dispatches from the front. The at: ,9
to capture the five forts onthe north front have I M
mentioned in official dispatches. Austrian 12- inch ‘ ‘
tars and Germaine—inch mortars now are pounding
at the forts hastily improvised on the west and. ,,
fronts of the fortress. The besicgcrs already, are wi
storming distance of the works on the south
The capture of the five forts in the northern a 9
brings the besiegcrs before the intermediate” girdle
field fortifications which the Alistrians erected in the
tcrval between the first and second 539(3ch and wide
Russians since then have strengthened further. Tbi
dlc makes skilful use of all the inequalities of the to g
hilly terrain but it is believed here will be able to oh”
only a brief resistance. I 9
There still is atbird line of defense—the , 9
girdle of.rcdoubts provided with guns, machine ,m:
wire entanglements and concrete bonlb—proois-vbut 99
trians are confident it will be incapable of withptand
bembardment by heavy artillery.
LONDON June 3, 3: 14 p Inn—A British ppbmme‘ I
operating in the Sea of M31 more. torpedoed a large 99 9
man transport in Panderma Bay, yesterday mornin ‘
This announcement was given out officially in
(ion today, as having been received from the VlcewAI in!
mi in command of the Dardanclies.1t is said 213
this submarine was one of so veral operating in, 9
waters. » ,
9....
GENEVA Sivltzerland, June {3, via Paris,- 4'22 10
m. «News dispatches received here declare that two It I
ian torpedo boats- early yesterday morning entered the
Gulf of T nest sank fivo merchant vessels, and dampg 4
an Austrian auxiliary crmser.
VIENNA, June 3, via London 2: 13 p. m.——‘—Przcln'
to‘ official ' ‘
nouncemcnt made here today. _I "I, . ’
JrI
c. HEXAMER; ,
‘~ 9 WILL SELL All!
i PUBLiG A
~ r
Connieticot Oy'eter Propertiel. ’ ‘
~'i‘he will bi
AT ONE OI’GLOCIK
IIthe pIremises 9
18 Wash'i
On
livery outfit, conslsti 3 ol
drivers, workers, and gene
horses. ‘
Four Berlin IcIoaches id"
tlon, some nearly new.99
two coupes; four sum 9.9,
seat annoy; :0le top ‘
runabouts: six express "9
with tops;.one mum
rack; ilve sleighs; mowin
hay rake; harness; robes
stable tools, etc.
Everything will positivaiy
without reserve. as Mr. Sch
ing out or C.tlle livery basin
will continue only the“ a to
~4~_p—~qf—I..-o¢——Mn~
June 3;“ “The
4: Terms-cash
order JACO
Per
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