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I household furniture. If you are
a l IPt;isslmist~-—-“You haven't had all
For Sale,
Classified “Ads.”—To Let.
oProfessional Cards, and
‘ a"Miscellaneous
Business and
face or Caps, Double Price.
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Fl vo Words 10er. 25¢
ThreeTlmes. 50c.Each AdditionalWord. 1 eentperlnsertloalnhlack:
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: WANTED. l . ' 'ro LET. 1
WANTED—LIGHT 10 FT DI-‘GHY T0 RENT—FURNISHED ROOM. ‘
Must be well built and in good condi- hot find cold water, bath gas an‘li el-
Dtion Address W.. Sentinel oilice. 1‘8 3t ectric light. Apply Apartment 20 Keel 1
‘er Building. 3'7 3t
WANTED—SITUATION, BY MID
dleaged Swedish girl at general boule-1
work. Good cook, no laundress.
dress. 13 Thomas street, East
lwalk, Conn.
T0 LET—A pnaasmr‘runmsn
Ad-l ed room. All modern improvements. in
Norvlprivate family. Married couple or lad-
j8 31 I ies preferred; DDInquire 22 Taylor ave-
—- lnue, near West street. 17 3t
W'ANTED—OFFICE A$ISTANT,D'
ROOMS
,with some nowledge of stenography'i TO LET—«FURNISHED
and bookkeeping. Address “Oiiice As- 1'0? light housekeeping. Gas range. run-l
Sistant," Clo Sentinel. 13 g hing water. One suite of three rooms
and single room. No. 11 Haviiand St.‘
WANTED—GOOD GIRL TO CARE,iSouth Norwaik .17 3t
for young child. Apply at once, 12 Lin-
colnlavenue. 17 3t
TO LET—LADIES onflv. A NICE».
ly furnished room with use of kitchen
WANTED POSITION «BL COME-I to do own cooking or washing if de-
tent German girl for general house sired Call evenings at 95 South Main
work. Recommendation furnished. AD- meet 80““ N°’“’““" ““9““- I
ply at 22 Glenwood avenue. \ j7 3t 17 3"
.. .WANTED—WITHIN 5 MILES, Is To LET—THE PICTURE SHOP I-N
, warts & Corbett block, completely
farm, 10 to 25 acres. Price reason- furnished and read 1 r b in l
able. Give full description. Owners‘bachelor ””th“: Kirgeuafrtfrlrl r20:
' ' lk,
only Address Box 625 30' “Non; 3tland kitchenette. For further particu-
lars, inquire the office of The Old Well
Cigar Co. 17 it
To LET—FURNISHED ROOM 111.1.
modern conveniences. .5 West avenue.
South Norwalk. ‘ 15 3t.
WANTED—OPERATORS ON POW—
‘er machines, steady work assured to
competent persons. Cluett, Peabody
lit 00., Inc. 15 3t
WANTED-WORK -BY SLAVISH
manand wife, woman good cook and
waitress. Man capable outside work- all Improvements Can be seen at any
er. gardening. care of horses, ctC- time. 194 East avenue. East Norwalk.
Cell 15 South street, on! Taylor ave. — 15 at
South iNorwalk.15 in
To LET—WHOLE 0R PART OF
house, furnished or unfurnished. With
ITO «LET—THREE ROOMS DM’ITH
stationary tubs. Nice locality. 48 Ffth
street, East 'Norwalk. .15 3t
WANTED 83,800 AS FIRST MORT-
gage loan on 2 family stucco house, 6
per cent. interest will be paid, good in-
Nestment, city property. Box 685, 80. T0 LET—rROOMS WITH BOARD,
Norwalk, Conn. 14 at D- at 16 Havlland St. Comfortable and
A ’ 1‘ convenient. IDlome cooking a specialty.
CDAIRVOYANTo. D Table board Mrs. Taft. 1551,
. r. . . - ,1
MARIE HOGAN, CLAIRVOYA‘NT
and palmist' in city for short time
only , 69 Woodward avenue. 17 3t
y... ‘.
To LET—145 SOUTH MAIN ST.
5 rooms with all improvements. En-
quire on premises. 15-7-8 3t
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To LET—FIVE. ROOMS. LOWER
floor all improvements. T. W. Powell,
10 Brush street. is 3!
LOST.
l LOST PIN. GOLD TENNIS RACK-
et, set with small pearl. Lost between
Elmwood avenue and railroad station.
' [Reward on return to Sentinel office.
37 3t
TO LET—ONE HALF HOUSE, 19
Cottage street, East_Norwalk. flooms
bath, all improvements. Rent 316. In-
quire Mrs. J. W. Mead, 16 Haviland
street, South Norwalk.
LOST—RED cow. GUERNSEY.
15 3t
. nos same!
FOR SALE—5 PASSENGER E. M.
F. Touring car. One 5 passenger Velie
touring car, suitable for jitneys Good
running condition. Vaast Bros. Garage
1'8 3i
FOR SALE—46 FT. MOTORBOAT,
no engine, strong and in line condi
tion. And a 12 H. P. 4 cycle Brennan
engine, very cheap. Prigstad, 21 Third
Street, East Norwalk. - 1‘8 3t
FOR SALE—LEGHORN CHICKS
10c. Lots of 25, 50, 100. Next hatch
June 10th. Order early. Will make
Winter layers. PeaseJey, Box 406.
Cheshire. Conn. 18 It
FOR 8ALE—27’x7' RAISED ‘DIwK
cruiser with or without power. Also
|9'1112‘ wall te'nt. Inquire 86 South Main
street. , 38 6t
FOR SALE—«DORE 17 FT, NEW
sails. Price 325.00. A. H. Busby. Dor-
lon’s Point. 37 31
FOR SALE—200 CHAIRS. CLUB
Theatre. Tel. 535-2. Keogh & Candee,
United Bank Building, South 'Norwalk.
. 17 2t
FOR SALE-19” FORD 019le-
ery car. Full panelled top, good run
ning order and nearly new tires. Ap-
ply ‘P. R. Knapp, 102 Washington ave-
nue. Stamford. Phone 347-2. 17 31
lron 8ALE—2135 BUYS coon AU- ' '
to in first class running order. Fine
for illney, deliverY. etc. Real bargain.
Apply 18 Belts Place, East Norwalk
15 31
a.
FOR 3ALE~$600_ CASH BUYS
nice home. 7 rooms and bath. elec
tric lights, hot water heat, garage
chicken house $3.100 fullmrice; bar
gain. Box 162, Noroton Heights
Conn. 45.32.
’A roll esLeL-no Nor ran. To
see the line of‘Anbul-n care before
_ You buy. Fours and sizes. Runabout: .
and touring, 21075 to 22,000. One 5
passenger Cadillac at a bargain. One
Maxwell runabout, good as new. .3
P. White. rear 113DWashington St,
South Norwalk, Conn. Phone 940.
House phone 1279-2. mil ti
lull NIIIIIES
with thte spot on hind leg; shell of
one horn gone. Joseph A. G'uthrie.
Norwalk. 14 3t
T0 LET—HANDSOME SIX ROOM
half house, all improvements and con-
veniences, 5mlnutes to statidn, beau-
nan interior, entirely separate. Mar-
ing Construction 00., 123 Washington
Street. 14 5t
FOUND.
FOUND-hWATCH, OWNER MAY
, have same‘by proving property and
paying charges. Call from 10 am. to
5. p. m. Moses Rackett, Rowayton.
\ 15 3t
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To LET—BUNGALOW, LlNCOliN
avenue, 6 rooms, all improvements.
Rent 820. «Inquire Charles E. Hoyt.
J2 ti
To LET—FOUR. ROOM APART-
ment, 3rd floor rear, Swarta and Cor-
bett block, rent 38, adults only. Also
two lofts, steam heat and electric
elevator service. For further particu-
lars inquire of The Old Well Cigar
Co. . 11125 tf
CASH PAID FOR SECOND HAND
In
need of funds, drop me a card. B. A.
lW., clo Sentinel. ‘17 3t.
.IDTALIAN-i MlDVMlF E—MRS SANTA
’Musco, graduate from the University
at italy. Licensed in New York and
Connecticut. Close Examinations and
assistance by latest modern methods.
123 Ely avenue. Telephone 315.13 in
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T0 LET—5 ROOMS WITH 1M-
movements, 9 Hamilton avenue. Store
70 North Main street. Inquire United
Grocery, 20 Nor-til Main Dstre'et. m25tf
To LET-D-SIX ROOMS. i CROSS
street, 80. Ner’vvaik.1lent $12.lnqulre
F. D. Lawton, 171 South Main street.
cannon cunniorr- Gums,-
cal contractor. Estimates given on
in kinds of contract work. Be sure
u get‘ our estimate. we can save you , .333 tf
miter. Phone 8154. 26 .Wood St. To LET __5 ROOM APARTMENT,
m Ea“ Washington street, M Nor-
walk. Partial improvem'ernts. rent
:12. on; also 5 room apartment 99
Chapel street,1Norwalk. Inquire 51'
South Main street, or telephone 60.
129 if
”I share pronto With you by giving
" you the lowest’price‘s on 15 years guar-
anteed till made into leaders, hand-
“Emile. painted inside, tin rooilng.
plumbing and heating. A... ..
HENRY A. Macadam.-
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We Give Trading Stamps
- 5e Water at. Phone 1193’ pineapples [01' Cflllllllll]
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Estlmllltea cheerinily furnished
, 2.8 Wood so, so. Norm“.
' PHONE; 158'.
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UNDAUNTED.
211st you wanted in life. have you?" , THERE?! SOMETHIMQ BElUIN- _
. court. May 28th.. A. D..19l5.
' x meat to
District of Norwalk, ~s's.
Court. May 26th. A. D. 1915.
Estate of Elizabeth Cullen, some-
time written Cullman, late of Norwalk.
in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis
trici of 'Norwalk, hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date here-
of for the creditors of said Estate to
exhibit the glaims for, settlement.
These who neglect to present their ac
counts, properly attested, within said
time. will be debarred a recovery. All
persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make immediate pay:
ment to ,
HELEN CULLEN ..
—1 s 15; ,' Administratrix
District of Norwalk, ,‘ Probate
Court. May 22nd..A.D.. 1915. .,
‘Estate of Elisabeth A. Mitchell, late A
of NorwaIk in Said Di’strlct, deceased. '
The Court of Probate for the Pie
trict of Not-walk, hath limited and al-
lowed ‘six months from. the date here:
of for the creditors‘oi said Estate to -
exhibit theirclalms . for, settlement.
Those who neglect to presentthelr ac-~ 3 ‘
counts, properly attested, within said ‘
time. will be debarred a recovery. All
persons indebted to said Estate are
to -
v‘ ' FANNIE S. MITCHELL «
‘ Executrix‘ DD
2.
District of Norwalk, 11's.. Probate
\
Estate of Henry W. Hegeleln late
of Norwgk, in said District. dagghs'ed
J The Court of Probate for the Dis? '
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date hereof
fer the creditors of said Estate tb ex- '
hiblt their cloth“ for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their ae- ~. '
nounts. properly attested; within said ‘D . ‘
time, will be deba‘rred a recovery. All
ad AVA, Col' Cla‘y Shipments indebted to said Estate are
requested. to expire immediate pays
ANNIE s. linoleum:
II 8 15 mecutrlx
., Want advertising
Probate '
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requested to make immediate payment .- .
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Dtinlist—“No, but haven't had all , The” Bear that “
i didn’t want,e eher. -—Brcoklyn doing. some r11 . ‘ "
. Ellie. ..' DD v linen accounts. D D‘
Dgssuretobrlngresults.
song alone ill-7.955.145 T115215 .. 91'
was nsln‘RALs. ADRE sum:
(Continued from First Page. )D
mitted, however, that the Austro-German forces succeed-
ed in crossing the Dnlester River near Zurawana and ap-
parcntly the Russians are still falling back along most
ZURICH, Switzerland, June 8.
of this front
A German victory almost as striking as that in Ga—
line .15 said in Berlin to have been won in the Baltic
prminces, which were invaded several weeks ago by the
Germans. ‘The Russian resistance is said to have broken
down. A Pctrograd dispatch, however, asserts the Rus-
sians were victorious in the bittercst battle of this cam-
paign, fought for‘control of the Dubysa River. It is
said the fighting was so fie:ce and deadly that the river
was choked with bodies of the dead.
LONDON, June 8, l :16 p. m.——A dispatch received
from Aberdeen says the British steamer Star of the
West has been sunk by a German submarine. Atrawlcr
brought the crew into Aberlceu. ‘
via Paris, 10:40 a
m.——The principality of Lichtenstein, nominally 21 SOVEI"
cign state but in reality connected by treaties, a customs
union, and telegraphic and postal communication with
Austro-Hlungary, has declared its neutrality in the war.
Consequently” the Swiss gov:rnnlcnt, with the consent of
France, is allowing the transit for Lichtenstein of wheat
entering French ports. The p incipalitv IS located between
Austria and Switzerland. It has an area of 65 square miles‘
and a population of about 11,000 persons. almost all do-
voted to agriculture.
’ Austria-Hungary has notified Switzerland that Lich-
cnstcin is under its censorship, telegraphic and postal,
and that it is within the A113: to Hungarian theatre
war.
“
I.
E‘P‘ARIS’ June 8,11 :1. m—Thc government has on
dero‘d the seizure of the newspaper La Guerre Socialc, -'
edited‘ by Gustave Herve, owing to its publication of an
article violently attacking the conduct of the warf
HOME, June 8, via Paris,l2:15 p. nl.———Thc Messag-
gcro has received a news dispatch from Athens saying
that the condition of King Constantine of Greece sud-
dcnly has become very grew.
LONDON, June 8, 12:35 p. m.—-Thc Belgian steam-
er Me'népicr has been sent to the bottom by a German
torpedo near the North Forcland. Out of 23 passengers
' on board only six were saved. The captain, his Wife and
daughter, the first mate and the pilot and twelve
Dscls Trudvang and
—tinople~, says a Renter disc. tch from Athens
meme
hereof the crew lost their lives
“Them” steamer Mtnap‘ler was of 1,425 net tails
and 281 feet long; She was built in Sunderland, in 1008,
and was owned' in Autwsrp.
The North Forcland is in Kent County, in the Nprth
Sca. ‘ l ‘
LONDON, little 3, 1.321: Dr. m.-——Tlic Norwegian ves-
Supcrl) have-boon sunk by German
submarines. ‘
The Trudvang was a steamer of (140 tons' nct regis-
ter. She was built at BergCl in 1897, and was 224 feet
long, 32 fcct beam and 13 fcrt deep.
The Superb was at-bark of- 1,393 tons, and was built
in Glasgow ill 1875. She sail-rd , from Bucnos Ali‘CS,
March 10, for Queenstown.
LONDON. June 8. 1240 p. m.———Another Norwegian
steamer sunk is the ‘Gliitcrli d, of 376 tons net. This ves-
sel was built in 1913 and was 186 feet hing.
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LONDON, June 8, 9:31 a. n1 —An epidemic of ty-
phoid fever is raging among the troops and civilian popu-
lation of Asia Minor, according to reports from Constan-
Seventy-
five physicians already have succumbed to the disease.
There is imminent danger that the Constantinople
e
Water Works system inn be compelled to suspend oper- '
aliens-because'ofa shortage-of coal, and the output of
flour mills has’been restricted ior~thetsame reason, .with
., the result that there lsean insufficient supply of bread.
~ished and Would go forwiard shortly
The situation is said to be so serious that many German:
families are leaving the Turkish capital: ..
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WASHINGTON, June 8.:—-Presidcnt. Wilson an-
nounccd today that the note to Germany was about fin-
He did not specify
' the day, but said the document would be gone over in
'{
final revision today by the C binet.
The President explained that there had been no delay
of any kind' in the preparation of the note; that he had '
/NO one has held up the note, the President emphasized, ' "
work on it being as expeditious as was consistent with:- i
brought only a rough draft of it to the Cabinet meeting
Friday, and that there had been all sorts of suggestions
since the Cablilet last met. The general character of the:
document, however, he held, had not been modified, and
he believed it had the approval of the entire Cabinet.
carefulness. -
The President today gave no inkling of its contents.
believing that forecatlts might set up a misconception
:
abroad of the American position. The arrival of the
note from Germany offering to‘ pay for. the fittack on the
.Gulfllght and asking for further information concerning
the dropping of bombs on the Cushing has referred to by I-
‘ . the President as not unsatisfactory, ‘
Those two cases,- however, do not affect the. main prin-
~ciDle~fq1¢ which the United States .
Americans? on unarmed merchant ships {it every. national- 2‘, ».
ity shall! be transferred to a place all safety before any“ “
is contending—that
2 price is destroyed.
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OPEN. YEAR~
AROUND
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MENU
Olives, Celery, Radishes, Pickles, Little Necks, Clam Chowder, Fish
“Before we were married you said
youD would gladly dare anything for
“w e119“ ‘ ‘ ‘
“And now you stand there and 11d
- mlt that you 're afraid to ask ytillr boss
for a raise “—Detroit Free Press
.“Anether good job is going to he
bade in the oiilce for somebody."
“How do you know?” .
1"The boss daughter is going to be.
married and he‘ll have a eon-in law to
place. "-Detroit Free Press. ' . ‘
“It’s always been a punle to no.”
“What has?“ .
‘ “Where the man who first said that
two could live as cheap as one got. his
idea ."—:E3cbange. . ~
if your tenants are moving use aD
.. sentinel Want Adv.
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OPEN JUNE 14.
' Time to suit organized classes.‘
MISS GWYNNE RICHARDS, Dlrec‘ior.
Apply by Letter or Telephone No. 500.
a
wss‘rpoa'r,
U U M P 0 I N N Conneetlcut.
Dine and Dance Between the Cannes—Orchestra.
—--—C'«FE GRILL
Inimitable Entertainment—remain in Food and Service
snoar. Dlvunn SPECIAL $1. 50 :9
in Season, Parisienne Potatoes. Half Cold Boiled Lobster, Mayonnaise
Dressing, Half Broiled Chieken,D New Boiled Potatoes, DVegetablos‘ in
Seasoir. Deml Tease. ‘
ALA CARTE SERVICE AT ALL TIMES—Telephone 98 Westport‘
Coward.
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Another Job In Sight.
NOTE—New entrance f'Drll
both Street.
A ”filer-y. .
Dollcn HQll
.(Cregory Boulevartn
. . East Norwall‘c "
Opens Maya: .
SHORE DINNERSAN
D—SDPBING MOVING DAYS
i KINDS OF SEA 4 a
, destroyed our Wood's house D
5. and the remainder of last win. 11
it” ter's scant crop of ice.
,: putation for grilling our patrons {is
- , ,' absolutely reliable service and ..
honest weights. * '
r, who desire it and our prices are "
It as low as is consistent with the'
I“ honest.- reliable and expert ser- ‘
vice tthlt you want.
COOKED TO one “
JOHN E. O’SULLIVA
Telephone Call 7st:
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Fire' ._
1‘" GOOD HEALTHFUDL‘D
Every drink served
fountain iS‘ healthful in air
gradient. e use only ’
fruit syrups. Our choclato
coming famous. Have yo
it? DcKlyn’s ice cream
at the fountain er in;
take home. Try Dourt'D
But no lire con injure our re-
.We shall have ice for all
Norwalk Chronicler