”mammals on thispsg‘e. Tiventy-Fivs Wordsorhes's. 25c
Three Times. 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent perm mourn-I
fees orflaps. Double Price.
" wsmso. ' “l to m. I - i see sans. "
[.mANTED—IW'ITQIN s nuns, I m LET—fibulsuso 1100M Au, Tim sees—waive sock MALES '
farm. 10 to 25 acres. Price reason- modern conveniences 5 West avenue. and a erw femaIes. Must go to make
able. Give full description. Owners
only. Address Box 625 80. Norwalk,
Donn.’ 15 3t
Wen—OPERATORS ON POW-
‘ er machines. steady work assured to
competent persons. Ciuett. Peabody
it: Go. inc.” 15 8t
WANTED-WORK B'Y SLAVISH
man and wife. woman good cook and
waitress. Man capable outside work
er. gardening, care of horses. etc.
Ball 15 South street, of! Taylor ave.
t ‘ Booth Norwalk. 35.8!
\_
‘WAN‘I'ED—TWO SWEDISH GIRLS
tyrant positions at general housework
, or chemise: maids and waitress. Wag-
) . es 828 and 625..Msttson, 33 Cove ave
I my M Norwaik. 14 3t
evens-co is 300 as FIRST near
gage loan on 3 family stucco house. firm Brush ””9“-
per cent. interest will be paid, good la-
treatment, city property. Box 685, 80.:
Norwalk, Conn. ' 14 6t
WANTED—SITUATION AT GEN-
em housework by bright Hunaorian
girl with year: old child. Good cook.
-~experieneed . worker. references.
Speaks and understands English. No
H objection to country. inquire 4 Ray-
mond street. South Norwoik.13 at
I WANTED—A YOUNG. BOBER. lilti-
ddsirlous blacksmith and wheelwright
who wants to buy a fine established
business cheap and on very reason.
able terms. Excellent location. See the
Lawrence Agency. 13 3t
LOST.
LOST—AN AUTOMOBILE CRANK
about May 25th or after. between
[Westpori and Norwalk. Finder kindly
return to this office I15 Ill!
lit ‘6»
Wavy... . L .f .
:v ”4.4 7-.-
1’.
"‘11. ‘g'py‘w
~ I. LOST-923D cow: Gusuuélsv,
[with white spot on hind leg; shell of
one horn gone. Joseph A.‘G'uthrie.
' Norwelku 14 3t
’ LOST—PIN, GOL‘D TENNIS RACK-
\
Ii
k'et. set With small pearl. Dost early I
Thursday morning between Elmwood
ovenue and railroad station. Liberal
reward for return to Sentinel olllce.
lstreet, East 'Norwalk.
South Norwalk. :5 3i
'ro LET—WHOLE OR PART OF
house, furnished or unfurnished. With
all improvements. Can be seen at any
time. 194 East avenue. East Norwalk.
,, 15 8t
TO LET—THREE ROOMS ,Wi'l‘li
stationary tubs. Nice locality. 48 Ffth.
16 3t
T0 LET—«ROOMS WITH 80AM).
at 16 Havllsnd 8t. Comfortable and
convaiient. Home cooking a specialty.
Table board. Mrs. Taft. 15 6t
T0 LET—445 SOUTH MAIN ST.
5 rooms with all improvements. En-
quire on premises. l5-‘l 8 3t
‘I'O_ LET—FIVE. noous, ifiwns
floor :61 improvements. '1'. W. :Powell.
35 3t
TO LET—ONE HALF HOUSE. 19
Cottage street. East Norwalk'. ‘Tooms
~,bath all improvements. Rent 316. in-
quire Mrs. J. W. Mead 16 Hoylland
street, South Norwaik. ”"16 31
TO RENT—NIGEL? FURNisunn
large room, all modern conveniences.
Dr. Lawrence, 82 South Main 8t. 14 3t
TO LET-46 SMALL ROOMS, 86.00;
3 rooms, $8.00. I 6 nice rooms, gas
and bath, 914.00. Inquire at '16 Wash-
ington St. ‘Ji"3t
TO LET—HA‘NDSOME SIX 'BOOM
half house, all improvements and con-
veniences, Bmlnuies to station. beau.
tii’ul interior, entirely separate.'Mar-
lng Construction Co., 123 Washington
Street. I14 6t.
TO LET—ROOMS ON PUT it
Come and see them. i will surprise
none. Almost new. Also three barrels
Marvin Beach, East Norwalk. 'l‘ele.
room. No ressdhble offer refused.
you rWiilis'm L. Gear. Wilson avenue.
15 1t
FOR GALE—AN UP'NvDATE GAS
of cider vinegar cheap. Mrs. SchlmImel
1163-12. 15 1t
FOR SALE—3% nousuPowsa
engine. an complete. Price $15. a.
Ritch. at Cove avenue. “1.138“.
is n
to'ln first" claps running order. Plus
for jituey, delivery. etc. Real bargain.
Alli“! 18 Bella Place, East Nerwslk.
' 15 3t
-‘ FOR 8ALE—8600 CASH BUYS
trio lights. hot water heat, garage.
chicken house. $3.100 full price; bar-I
gain. Box 162. Noroton « Heighten
Conn. '
Pegasus-15 FT. «uo'rou‘ BCAT
in good condition. 23‘ Ely avenue; 14 3t
FOR~8ALE-13 FT. MAHOGANY
Hyd'roplane “B.” 3 cylinder. 15 h. p.
Robert's Aerolite motor. full auto
controls. One wsy ’ clutch. Bosch
and Delco ignition systemadndeppndo
eut. two sets plugs. 15 to 20 miles. C.
H Young, 95 Washington St. 34 8t
7 rooms. burn. chicken houses, well
frulted. maple shade. good water sup-
den Horse. lilil chickens. farm tools.
Easy terms. Address, Owner.. care.
$91956 - Z“
v‘cd:
avenue, all improvement]. Inqulre at
I." Writ} oveanv Soidll". orwalk 0'
phone 458. ' a lit
To LET—HOUSE. 7 ROOMS FROM
July 1st. at 5 Courtland plaIce. Can be
seen now. Call at 10 Court’iaud after
10 a. m. 13 lit
TO LE’T—A PLEASANT. LIGHT
and airy, furnished room. r' Suitable
for one or 2 gentlement. Quiet neigh-
- 13 3‘ borhood. Call at 5Vslley Placegbouth'
Norwaik. Two minutes walk.I.from
F0 U‘N 9- West avenue. .13 3t
‘ . FOUND—WATCH. GWNER MAY To LET—BUNGALOW. LINCOLN
.MVC‘ same by proving property and
,2. poyiaIg charges. Call from 10 3.111. to
T” 6. p. :11. Moses Beckett. Rowayton.
‘ 15 3t
o
I .CLAIRVOYANT.
MARIE HOGAN, - CLAIRVOIYA'NT
fond palmist imity for short time
only. 66: Woodward Avenue. ~ 13 at
llllll lllllllll
x. uNO'l'lCE.
All' persons who have claims against
gills ":City and who have presented same
a days prevlol’is to the second Tues-
day of each month they call at the
City Clerks Office and receive their
warrant upon the City Treasurer, the
Monday following the second Tuesday
.of each month
' JOSEPH IJ. LiNXWEILER.
. s “~""Cit'y Clerk
. I " “UL'
MORE
1 chars profits With you; by glving
undistowestirteesonldyesrsguarv
onteed tin made into leaders. hand-
made. poloted inside, tin rooting, .
mum; and heating.
6
assay a. "serum.
so wus- st, :- . Ins-mum
. in dining room: Stand
Grocery. 20' um Main street. their:
avenue. 6 rooms. all improVements.
Rent $20. inquire Charles Egiioyt.
J2 if
'ro LET-HOU8ES. PARTS OR
houses, flats, barn, factory. Prices rea-
sonable. Nor-walk and vicinity. See our
list. Raymond Bros. ‘ J° 3t
'ro her—5 solute, riser moon-
of new house all inpr‘ovemen _. sood
tion‘; oak finish trim.
tween parlor and dining
sotlrange;
1 storage roomryardgtsken :csrp of At
Chestnut street. inquire 49.
street. ‘ v -" l;
n.
-" Flanders. Coed running condition;
tires good. fully equipped. Price for:
estnut I
.12 at
. roe BALE—Goon sense cow.
street. Dorian.
FOR BALE LARGE 5 PASSENG-
er touring car in good running condi-
tion. Can be seen at 122 Water St.
._ .. 13 3t
FOR BALEw-CLASSY MISSION
writing desk and chair. Upright book
canine to match. Also solid massive
wood ed. springs. In line condition.
Price right. Taylor. 61,5 Hamilton ave.
nue.~ . ‘ 13 3t
. FOR SALE—SMALL FlVE {PAS-
senger touring car. 1912. Studebaker-I
quick sale. 3265. See Mr. Goodyear.
at RoyalIJamss inn. ' 13 3t
you buy. Fe
and touringtl 5 to 62,006. One 5
p. wuss, rear 113 Whitman st.
nipe home, 7 rooms and bath, elec-
15 St‘II
ply. All planted .i‘ine‘running or- .
.' «l‘ 3‘
Fine milker. Michael Pleasicz, Gracie .
13 3t ,
son sass—ob 1101' van. TO ‘
see the line of Autism cars before -
on.d sixes. Runabouts .
iros'bALE;tiis6suvs'eoon Au. ;
«4‘
FOR slits—Tun BES’P— hi'l‘TIiE 1"~_
farm near town on main road. House. n. ..
1‘
‘ ~'_- p'aslsné'er Cadillac of a bargain. one
Maxwell runabout. good as. new. i}. '
South Norwalk. Conn. Phone 940. .
House pisoiie 1279-6; . IlaniIthII
Moeunnnnuuoo;
:
ly new seven room house,- i
provements, hard wood noel-i.
Large lot. Near trolley. App- to M.
A. Thatcher, Rowsyton. “11129 St
i G
ment. 3rd floor: rear. Swarts Infra Cor:
butt-block, rent st. adults or Ensign
two lofts, use heat'nnd
'ro Lev—5 noose wrr'gz m-
provements. 6 Hamilton avenue; Store
70 North Main street. EnquireW
.4
To LII—Six 300113. 1911086
street. 8o. Norwslk. Rent 818: inquire
IIll'.I D. from 111 South mvmy
. an if
To LIT—I 300! “Aim.
:1-
ro LET—1N stewav'rolv:f<.N-na1i. ‘
elgyator service. villor dos-that leu-
less mature o'tI Iris; out wt 11
Co. , 2;»: 11126 l1_ '
Musco, graduate from the University
Connecticut. Close Examination and
assistance by latest modern methods.
rI~Iu .r
AALVATOR GHAfliOTTF- GENER-
oat contractor.
Imuey
Phone 61626., .IIleleood St-
iTALIAN moisture—mas Shun V
at ltaly. idealised in New X0111 and-
.23 «Ely avenue..'i‘elephone 315. I16 2111 .I
To LET—Form Roost arm a '
Estimated.- given. on ‘
all. kinds; etioontraet mrx‘. Be sure ..
u “get our sstlmsis'. We can dove you :.I .
We Give Trading Stamps
@egpples (optimality
I Strawberries
llcliivub ice Creed
lDaher 8.; Co
1:» I as use
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I?
mew-
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use phoneme sense
2 (012th icon; Fir-st Page. ).
Russrsns. The Petrogrsd Wy Office, however, advances
élsi'ms of success in several engagements. and apparent-
,9.
- .‘Y the Russians have been able to maintain their front
" to the east of fizemysl.
LONDQN; June 5, 1:15 p. the-Hostile 'alrsblps
dropped bombs on the east and southeust coasts of Eng‘
land last night '
Little damage was done and the casualties appar- 7
entlIy were few. I .
r
NORWICH, England, June 5, 12:05 p. m.——-’l‘he
trawler thtleboy, of Inw‘eéstoft, bas‘arrlved at that port
with the crews of the trawlers Express and Econ0m‘y
'91] board, these two ships having been sunk by the Ger:
mans ‘
A German submarine stopped the three trawlers in
the North Sea on Thursday and gave the crews of the .
Horace add the Economy five minutes to board the Lit-
tleboy After the transfer had been made the fishermen
were sunk by bombs placed on board by the crew of
the submarine.
f
LONDON June: 5. 5:15 a. tor-The steam drifter
Ens May, of Psterhcsd; the trawler Stretbbran, and the
sailing ship George and Mary all have been sent to the
bottom by Gerthsn submarines. The crews of all three‘
ships were saved
LONDON, June 5. 12:22 p. 1n.——-Several American - "
residents of London today informed Robert P. Skinner,
the American consul-consul here, that last night they
received anonymous telephone calls warning them to get
out of London with their families. at once.
g th thus notified was M. K. Shaler,a meni—
Amerscsn Belgian Relief Commission, who.
I Iyi'gn unknown voice over the telephone not to
stir from his home during the night, and furthermore to
fill the balls tubs ill the, house with water I
For several days reports have bccu in circulation in
London that all American women here had been
Warned to leav‘c England by June 5. According to this
report the American Embassy had been requested by
Berlin to issue a warning of this nature. Investigation
brought the information that the embassy had received
no such, rcnucst.
PARIS, June 5. 2: 35 p. m.——The French War Of-
7 fire this afternoon i$sucd the following statement of the
progress“ of hostilities:
I “T115: enemy dglh cred last night three violent coun-
terattacks against the sugar refinery of Sanchez and the
trcncbemnorth and south of this position; they were re-
pulbtrli and in their first effort particularly they suffer—
cd 'vcry heaiy losses. .
“We remain masters of every one of the positions
conquered by us. I 1
"least: night. also. we took possession of. a German
position northwest of the roadside inn, known as the
Cabaret Rouge, one kilometre (tuothirds of 'a- mile)
south of Souchcz .
“There was great activity last night on the part of
the artillery in the entire sector north of Arras.
“Along the remainder of the front there 15 nothing
WASHINGTON. June 5.—Presldcnt Wilson was
today puttingr the finishing touches on his latest note
to Germany concerning the sinking of the Lusitania. It al-
ready had been approved in principle by tthCabinet.
All that Was needed today to start the communication on
its Way to Berlin was the making of minor changes in
phraseolow This was the task before the president.
The president was expected to complete the work of
revision during the day: The note will then be sent to
the State Department for transmission by cable, proba-~
bly tonight or tomorrow, to Ambassador Gerard at Herr
lin, who will in turn present it to the German Foreign
Office.
ROME; June 4, via Paris, June 5, 5 a.
Surroutfded itself With a high barbed Wire entanglement
against which the Italians drove the cattle Star-tied by
exploding bombs, the animals attacked the I entangle»
zI»ments with hoofs and horns,-_ and in a quarter. of an , .
hour~had swept airway the obstacle so that the Italians I ' ‘ '
, weresble to gain the sufnn‘lit easily =
7‘73 cattle for which no prlvlous military experience had?”
psepared them, is Said to have stampeded the Austrians... I-. I.
"The charge of the
LONDON June 5115 :1. m9— A...Reutei‘ dispatch
from Amsterdam says telegrams from Berlin state that 5,;
the serial attack made by French aviators on the head-
guatters of the German Crown Prince resulted 1n several
men being krlled by bombs, but that otherwise it lvas
unsuccessful. w.» ,. ., .. .,
LQN‘DON‘, June' Who; p. tor—The govermncnt‘s
case against tile Imndon Times and Major F H. Rich-
ordilbn. on the charge of revealing information useful to
enemies of Great Britain, was dismissed today by Sir
vivid Burnett in Police Court.
The defense centended that the information in quote
‘ tisn. contained in a letter written to Major Richardson
andrpehlished. In the? riser. was perfectly well known
I . I
motto
Previous reports that the note would be brief. "
but emphatic, are borne out, it is said, by the text as it- .
now stands. * ~ I». ' ' . r -
m—Isiey”
wild cattle materisly aided Italian ltroops in capturing,
a' strong Austrian position 011 Model Cotilo, according '
to the Carriers D’Italiaz‘*'1'he AuStrian garrison hadéfr '
'toGerullt. " limbthe eflect' Itiistflle last of the ',
WW that rawII your ‘III-‘
v
4
__ to sufferers of diseases that it flonem
' ~ ESBBEEKLTEFUL DRINKS-l
‘ gredicut.
- _ the members of the other classes at a
L -»ws.s in Sangatuck yesterday ngafternoonl,'
- attending his truancy cones. a man.
send ittoustodsy,snd wevilisend
yous bis of Kldseco osmium vanity
This is our free gift and we make it
because it seems the quickest way to
convince you of the merits or these
tablets. Then our only request will be
our expense have helped you to get
I this way we have seen one cure lead
.us today for o 26c box of Kidneoo
«harassed thousands of these troubles
‘ ' KIDNECO MAKES SICK KIDNEYS WELL.
- Perry to heme and see what damage truism. celebrated by th
, port at the session Moods! mm numbers and variety of
_ WI“ conditlon I 636 Idlofl C
K1DNECO n... ”f"
a fortune to obtain the right to manufactur gmizldnléf; garj
and we shall spend several forums to quickly get this won
treatment to people who need it. If you need it. let us send y I'
25c box' free. ‘1‘
Simply all out the Coupon below and
m, Bubbling, Retention of u
Staining after Urinating. Pain or
quest calls; Weak Kidneys. Eric
W or sown. Ulcer-odors!
Guilder, Rheumatism. Pain in. *
merit scant! um.
ordinkglsh Urine. Gall Stone, l
Add. 41
i! you need Kidneco and have ,7
used it, please sign the «open We
Do this in justice to yourself on
will help you to got well. This ..
self should convince you that -
will do what we claim. cermuh'r
would notgive them to you if so
In! doubts of results. You so '
FREE. as these diseases yield at on'ce want to be well “d should in :
to its wombriui cursiin powers. We Lto yourself send this coupon W
Kidneco costs 25c, soc and. Sr.
Package. '
that you tell your sick Moods-what“,
they have dooe'for you. When we, at
well, we wish youtovhelp us by tell-
inxJouI. frlends about it, too. Do this
for the good of suffering humanity. in
to hundreds of cares. and that is why
we make this remarkable liter.
" If you are suffering from any of the
following diseases. you should send to
ended in a week, though they hays re-
sisted every other remedy known to
science.
Bad Blood, Kidney Complaint, High
ly Colored Urine, Brick Dust in Urine,
Tube Costs. Humor-rage of Kidneys.
Bright's hires-o, Urinary Troubles. M M- Th0 Kldmo ‘30.
Sudden Stoppage or Urine. Gravel. .. Boston, Mass.
Stone in the Bladder. Irritation or the ‘ .
ITbis Coupon with Ten coats iii:
Silver for postage. etc. entities .1» '
heider to one 25c packmbe 1'
none Free.
For Sale by Frank H. Baxter.
l Delicious Creamery Butter, lb. . . ................ 3'1
Evaporated Milk 3 cans . . . . . . . .
Full weight Condensed Milk, can
. Sweet Corn,
A. STULL
*1. L
\
s4 Cottage Street.
Every drink scrv ed at out
fountain is healthful in every in
We use only the best
fruit syrups. Our choclatc is be-
comingr famous. Have you tried
it? DcKlyn's ice cream served
at the fountain \or in boxes for
take home. Try our Soda and
convince yourself that it is the
best in town
The Norwalk Drop (In.
I. H. A. MEAD. Mgr.
8 No. Main St. I-So. Norwalk.
VVva‘w-r .
ES [PORTS .
DANCING:
EVERY Men's;
Roton Point
Parkf
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res:
new
Fire!
destroyed our Wood's house
dr,‘
Wm“.
AINID and the remainder of last win-
~.- ter’s scanner-op of Ice. . U
S AUG A l‘UCK But no fire can injure our re;
notation for giving our purpo's
Absolutely rniluble service.
an. Issue ar~ lM‘.‘ honest WGlEhtfi-
This evening the freshmen class of"
the Staples High School enterihinedz-
.3" We shall. hav che for
who desire it a (1 our prices
as low as i nslstent with lid
honest. reliable and expert as
vice that you want.
would
dance and partysheld in the school
gymnasium. An orchestra. furn'ishedlI
music for the dancers and light ‘
freshments were served toward the
close of a very enjoyable evening
While Deputy Sheriff E: H. PW
he had done to- a boy which he hale. J. Duggan; Miss Masie "
run over with his horse and carriage,‘ sided at Cross IsHighway for
rthis week when -she took
[swallowing a quantity of .
about ten boys absent for a' consider-
IJomss J. Moments. of Nam
able time from the Bridge street
-ss sub-deacon the' Rev.
and to attend regularly after thstlkespsd about the cash
time. it is‘ not Qown whether the Moondsotnmiu will . .
_ nus has by Iminvl -. ILT’AI
Norwalk Chronicler