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Three Times. 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps, Double Price.
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WANTED. .
TO LET.
FOR SALE.
WANTED—FIVE Primates Joan}
Fountains, 8 Burritt avenue. 19 1t
WANTED—A POSITION BY A
competent girl for general honsewfiork
Recommendation furnished. Apply at
31 Belle avenue, South Norwalk. j9 3t
WANTED—WILL PAY CASH FOR
Presto Tanks. Vaast Bros, 17 Chest
nut street. Phone 1360. j9>3t
. WANTED—MGHT 10 FT. DINIGHY.
Must be well builtIand in good condi-
Sentlnel oflice. 18 3t
WANTED~SITUATION,
dleaged Swedish girl at general, hunte—
work. Good cook. no laundresd. Ad~
dress. 13 Thomas street, East Nor-
lwaik, Conn. 18 3t
WANTED—OFFICE ASSISTANT,
with some nowledge oi.’ stenography
and bookkeeping. Address “Office As-
slstaut," Clo Sentinel. ' 18 3t
WANTED—GOOD GIRL 'I‘O CARE
for young child. Apply at once, 12 Illin-
coln avenue. 17 3t
WANTED POSITION «BL COMPE-
tent German girl, for general house-
work. Recommendation furnished. Ap-
ply at 22 Glenwood avenue. - 3'? '9t
\IfIANTED‘ 83,800 As rmsr MORT-
gage loan on 2 family stucco house, 6
per cent. interest will be paid, good in.
vestment, city property. Box 685, So.
Norwalk, Conn. it (It
CLAIRVOYANT.
MARIE HOGAN, onAlnvovAN'r
and palmlst in city for short time
only , 69 Woodward avenue. 1? 3t
LOST.
LOST—~ON SATURDAY BETWEEN
the Norwalk “Hotel and Old Sangu-
tuck Road a ladies black has con-
taining sum of money.'Finder will re-
ceive reward by leaving at Sentinel
orace. ' 50 3t
LOST PIN. GOLD TENNIS RACK-
et, set with small pearl. Lost between
Elmw ood avenue and railroad station.
Reward on return to Sentinel office.
« ’" 17 3t
MISCELLANEOUS.
BY MID1
TO RENT—ANICELY rdaNIsunD
large room, all modern conveniences.‘
‘* lDr. Lawrence. 82 South Main -.St 39m pleteiy fitted. New 3200 2-cylinder on-
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To RENT—FURNISHED ROOM
hot and cold water, bath, gas 0011 el 1
ectric light. Apply Apartment 20, Keel
[or Building. 3'7 3t
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T0 LET—A PLEASANT FURNISH-
ed room. All modern improvements. in
privato family. Married couple or lad-
ies preferred. Inquire 22 Taylor live
one, near West street. ' :7 3t
TO LET—~F'UIRNISHEDL ROOMS
for light housekeeping. flas range, run-
.ning water. One suite of three rooms
and single room. No. 11 Havliand St,
South Norwallt.
To LET—LADIES ONLY. A NICE
Iy furnished room with use or kitchen
to do own cooking or washing it do
sired. Call evenings at 95 South Main
street, .80th ‘Norwalk, downstairs.
17 8t
{ TO LET-THE PICTUREfiHOP IN
Swartz & Corbett block, completely
furnished and ready for business; also
bachelor apartment, large front room
and kitchenette. For‘tnrther particu-
lars, inquire the office or The Old Well
Cigar Co. )7 ti
To LET<~ROOMS WITH BOARD,
at 16 Haviland St... Comfortable and
convenient. Home cooking a specialty.
Table board. Mrs. Tart. ' 15 0t
TO LET—HA'NDSOME SIX ROOM
' halt house. all improvements and con-
veniences, EmInutes to station, beau-
tiful interior, entirely separate. Mar-
ing Construction (30.. 123 Washington
Street. 14 (It
To LET—BUNGALOW. LINCOIJN
avenue. 6 rooms, all improvements.
Rent 820. inquire Charles E. Hoyt.
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TO LET~FOUR ROOM APART-
two lofts, steam heat and
elevator service. For further particu-
Co.
To LET—5.. ROOMS WITH
provemeuts, 9 Hamilton avenue. Store
70 North Main street. inquire United
Grocery, 20 North Main street. m25 ti
CASH PAID FOR SECOND HAND
household furniture. I! you are in
need of funds, drop me a card. B. A.
.w., clo Sentinel. ‘ :7 3t
ITALIAN MIDWIIFEaMRS SANTA
Musco, graduate from the University
at Italy. Licensed in .New York and
Connecticut. Close Examinations and
assistance by latest modern methods.
I33 Ely avenue. Telephone 315.13 In.
:ALVATOR CHARIOTT— GENER-
oal- contractor. Estimates given on
an klndsoi contract work. Be sure
to get our estimate. We can save you
money, Phone 810-8. 28, Wood St.
LOOKI
I share‘ pronto with you by giving
- you the lowest prices on 16 years guar-
anteed tin made into leaders, hand-
made. painted. inside, tin rooting.
pinmbingand heating. J
‘~ " I’i‘sNIlv seasonal».
56 Water so. Phone 11064:
GOOD HEALTHFUL DRINKS
Every drink served at our
fountain is healthful In every ln~
gredient. We use only the best
fruit syrups. Our choclate iS be-
coming famous. Have you tried
it? DieKlyn' 3 ice cream served
at the fountain or ‘in boxes to
take home. Try our soda and
:confincc yourself that it is the
best In town. , 5
The Norwalk IIrII9€
H- A. MEAD, Mgr.
So. Namath.
'ro LET—SIX ROOMS. 4 CROSS
street. St). Norwalk. Rent 812. inquire
F. D. Lawton. 171 South Main street.
an it
ro‘LE-r—s noon APARTMENT.
East Washington street. East Nor-
walr. Partial improvements. rent
:12. 00; also 5 room ppartment 39
Chapel street. Norwalk.
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WAKEFIELD CHILDREN T0 COUN-
TY HOME. ’
WATERBURY,
William Wakefield, 9, and Corn Bell
Wakefield, 7. children of Bessie
Wakefield. who is serving a selltence
. in state prison for the "murder or her’
husband. for which crime Henry Plew
committed to the county home today.
Since the crime the children had been
living- with their grandparents. Mr.
anoinra. Frank Webster, of Middle:
bury, but the humane ,sdcietpglnvestl
gatedand asked that the chi on be
sent to some home. A letter from
Bessie Wakefield was introduced at
the hearing, written from prison, say-
ing she had no objections it the chil-
dren were sent away. Judge Ells’fie-
cision was given today after” he had
personally investigated the children’s
surroundings.
MYSTIC HAO $100000 DEAL. ~ ’
MYSTIC, June 9.—-The Silex Mini:
of land and a partly worked mine near
Lanter Hill has been sold by Sealer
Brothers,oi ’New York, ‘to H G. May-
ham or that city. for a price reported
to be $100. 000.- A compressed air plfit
and new mining tools wil be Installed
by the purchaser. whp has aeverpl
large contfacts for the product. The
mine was opened about a halt century
ago and do considered practicaliysin-
Iexhaustible.
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37 an»
I 'Foa SALE—coo- CHAIRS. «onus
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meat, 3rd floor rear, Swartz and Cor- '
bett block, rent 38, adults only. Also ..
electric f:
lars lnquh-e of The Old Well Cigar I:
0125 ti ..
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Inquire 64 , _
South Main street, or telephone 60.1 .
June 9—Georgo
paid the penalty with his life, were '
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property, comprising about 300 acres L I»
FOR “LE—30 FOOT CRUISING
motor boat. '10 perfect condition; com-
gine. ‘Price, 9300. Address Sentinel of-
lice. 3‘9 6t
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IFOR SALE—5 PASSENGER E M.
F. Touring car. One 5 passenger Velie
touring car, suitable for Jitneys. Good
running condition Vaast Broa. Garage.
is 3t
- FOR SALE—~16 FT. MOTORBOAT,
no engine, strong and in line condi-
tioli. And a 12 H. (P. 4 cycle Brennan
engine, very cheap. Frigstad. 21 Third
Street. East Norwaik. 18 3t
FOR 8ALE-27’x7’ RAISED - nadir
cruiser with or without power. Also
9'112’ wall tent. Inquire 86 South Main
street. ‘ 18 6t
FOR SALE—DOW], 17 FT, 'Nli'w
sails. Price 925.00. A. H. Busby, Dor-
lon's Point. 17 3t
Theatre. Tel. 535-2. Keogh & Condos,
United Bank Building, South Norwalk.
J7 3i.
FOR SALE—1912 FORD DELIV-
ery car. Full panelled top, good run.
ning order and nearly new tires. Ap- ...
.ply IF. it. Knapp. 102 Washington ave- M:
nuo. Stamford, Phone 347.2. :7 3t
FOR BALE—DO NOT FAIL TO
seq the line of Auburn care before
you buy. Fours and aim. Runabouts
and touring. $1076 to 82,000. One 5
passenger Cadillac at a bargain. One
Maxwell runabout. good as new. 8.
P; White. rear 113 Washington St.,
South Nor-walk, Conn. Phone 940.
House phone 1279-2. 0124 tr
MNUMI‘WUHUUW
The Reed 8: Volk
Tho Only [Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
. In the Town»\ \
AUTO SUPPUIEB
. * Phon. 805—00 So. Main 8b.
w: my
. so. Norwalk. Music Hall Bionic
' destroyed our Wood’s house .
and the remainder of last win- .;
‘ - to‘r’s scant crop of ice. ‘
But no tire can injure our to a
putatlon for giving our patrons
absolutely reliable service and ‘
honest weights. 3 .1 -‘~
We shall have Ice for All
‘I‘ who desire It and our prices are
as low as is consistent with the
lllli Sllflllllll lit 00.
"i ‘ Phone 019. 2'2 Hoyt St.
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,We Give ‘ Tradingfistalnps I
Pineapplos for Cannin9
Strawhorrios
IIoIiIvl‘l’ slco crcaIIiI I
lDaher 8 Co.
1 Railroad Ave. Cor: Chy St.
- TELEPHONE 1533.“
Wall‘s COATS £8,937
WASH SKIRTS.
I Ratine, Redford Cord and
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Lmen 98¢
RUSSIAN SUCCESSES IN EASTERN‘ GALICIA UN-
OFFICIALLY REPORTED.
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(Continued from First Page.)
J The British steamer Lady Salisbury has been sunk by
a‘JGerman submarine. I
LONDON, Juno 9, to :2 5 p. m.—Tlle British steo'mer .
Lady Salisbury was torpedoed by a German submarine
this morning and sent to the bottom.
The Lady Salisbury was of 889 tons and 235 feet
long. She was built in 1890 and ovged in Newcastle.
, PARIS, June 9, 2:45 p. m.—A. J. Warneford, the
young Canadian aviator in the service of the British
Army, who Monday destroyed a German Zeppelin from
his monoplane while the airship was flying over Bel-
gium, has been given the Cross of the Legion of Honor
for his exploit on the recommendation of General Joifrc,
commander-in—cllief of the French forces.
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COLOGNE, Germany, June 9.—-'l‘lle chances that
Bulgaria and Rumania will enter the war with the Allies
are diminishing; says a Berlin dispatch to
Gazette.
“'lhé political heavens of the Balkans have cleared
somewhat,’ the dispatch says. ‘Rumania has rejected
the first offer of the Triple Entente (Great Britain,
F tame and Russia) as unsatisfactory.
“Bulgaria also has received offers from the Eu-
tcllte. It iS not known that Bulgaria has formally rc
jected them, but she is in agreement with Romania
and, since the latter has rejected the offers, Bulgaria
probably will do likewise.”
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CQNIS TANTINOPLE,,June 8 Via London, June 9,
8. 23 a. nIH—«An official statement issued today at the
Turkish War Office says: "On the Dardanclles front there
was artillery fighting Tuesday. F‘Irc broke out on an
enemy transportstruck by our shells. The vessel listed
and pinch Sank. 'Anotllcr transport hastily left its‘
andtoragc ”. &
#NEN’ICE, June 8, IO 20 p. m., via Paris, June 9,
4: lo a. m.—-Onc person was killed and several were
wounded by bombs dropped this morning from an Aus—
trian aeroplanewhich flow over the city. The property
the C olgne
damage was not heavy and no historic buildings suféhh
feted.
B‘ASEL, Juno 8, via Paris. June 9, 4:20 a. m.——~Gcr-
mangtroops were encountered by the Italians for the first
I'imcéin the fighting at Lavaronnc. according f0 informa—
tion received here. The result bf the encounter ispllot
known. '
~ ADAMS. June 94:25 a. m.——A man giving the name
of Pate, who Claims-American citizenship, and Mgdamc
\l’asscr, born in‘Agricola, British Guiana. have li‘oon ac-
quitted by illoParis Permanent Court-martial of charges
of espionage and theft. ” Tllcy were arrested at Malinos
by the Germans as suspects at the outbreak» of the war,
but were released and came to Paris. where thcv again
were arrested. .
The court supported the contention of the defense
that since \lallllcs still is oc:uplcd by the Germans. it
would be impossible to obtain the evidence necessary to
prove charges against the suspects. ~I
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PfiRIS June 9, ll :55 a. m .wL’IllformatIoll this aftcr~ “
noon ”publishes a dispatch from Rome saying that Ell»
pcror Irnncis Joseph has decided to relieve Gcll. Conrad
von Hoctzcndorf. of the suprem cenlmand of the Austro-
German forces on the Italian front, because of the re-
cent Italian offensive movements on the lino.
ROME. June 9, via Paris, 2n p. nl.—-An Italian (Ii-
rigible which made an attack on the Austrian port of
Flume yesterday. caught fire and was lost. The crew is
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believed to have been saved and captured by the Ans-p ‘
trians.
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WASHINGTON. June 9.——After a conference with
President Wilson today, Counsellor Lansingt announced
that the note to Germany Would be given Out for publi-j“
He said the
cation in Friday morning’s newspapers.
United States would not wait for notification from Am: ‘
bassador Gerard at Berlin of its receipt there before giv-
ing It out. *’
Mr. Lansing said the Work of coding the note was
under way. It Is signed by \Mr. Lansing as
-.Secretary
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3:59 p. m.—Official announce?
. LONDON, June ’9, . .
ment was made today by Secretary of
Balfour that a German submarine had been sunk and that
Acting'
‘the A miralty ‘
six- of her officers and twenty—one members of her crew
had been captured. 3».
Mr Balfé’ur announced also that German submarine.
prisoners here after shall be accorded treatment identi-.
BERLIN, Juno 9, via London, 3 :30. p_ m.—The Ga-
, cal with all other German prisoners in Englandl” ‘ , ‘ ‘
liclan town of Stanislaus has been captured by the Aus-' ‘
.trians, according to the official statement Issued by the,“
German Army Headquarters today: Stanislaus is 75 '
miles southeast of Lemberg, the Galician capital.
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LONDON", June 9,3
donated in the House of Commons today that the total
of British casualties from the beginning of thé war to“
May 3!, was 258,009 mo in killed, woun d and unless ‘
ing. . __ p 7 :’
PARIS June 9,5 5. p . , , ,
i called a meeting of n spaper ed ‘
quested themw “ ,"3 sin absol'
itsry and nova ‘ '
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“UN.
:40 p. m.-Premier Asqllltlrane ‘
umr
-' way ”~Lonisvlile WCF Journal;
- when we were married.
. vegetables have feelings. emotions.
‘ “ see cabbagoa with swelled beads.
‘ peclany to water the garden and now.
For Infants and Gill
Mothers Know.
Genuine Casi:
... \I billollthi‘ 0
1305125 5 35 CE‘LS
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Madrid. Establishment of a censorship was o'ered‘v’ss
the alterantive for failure to comply with this request.
An appeal was made by no government. to newspapers ‘
last Sunday to refrain from discussion of the war, as it
yvas feared controversies might let: which would inter"
fete with the maintenance of negality. ~ '
COLOGNE, Germany, Juno 9, via London, I :36 p.
m .-—-A dispatch from the Austrian Press Headquarters On .
the eastern front states that the Russian army m Buko~_
wine, which had been strengthened by portions of the de~ _
‘tachmcnts already defeated at Kalusz, Eastern Galic'la,
has been. fully out off from the Middle Galilian forces of
‘ the Russians and is being drix on back eastward. The,
victorious Anette—German forces from Kalusz are only a ‘.
few miles from Stanislaus. - - '* I
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R0loll Point Dancing Soil "
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OPEN JUNE 14.
Time to suit organized classes
Private lessons at any time desir‘
MISS GWYNNE RICHARDS, Director;
Apply by Letter or Telephone No. 500
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OPEN YEAR
AROUND COMP() INN
Dine and Dance Between the Courses-Orchestra. 9’
‘._~.tAFv GRILL
$125
SHORP OI VNER SPECIAL
12 Noon to 8. 30 p. m .-Colnmenclng May 29.
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Dressing. Halt Broiled Chicken. New Boiled Potatoes, Veget
, Season. Delhi These. 7 _ "’ : l :0; ,7
p. a LA CARTE SERVICE AT ALL TIMES—Telephone 98
. , , Quito 80- _ , .
j‘To put all wires under ground
would do aw'ay with malty dangers?
“There are two sides to it. A tele-
graph pole is night: m: to get be? -
him! when an auto is bonded you
Special
EVERY SATURD
KEPT HIS WORD .
IShe-vYou promised to stop smoking.
£He—-Well. I did. Thy wouldn't'
allow smoking In the ch
AND RICE GETS I’UFF‘ED UP. .
Bix~ScIentiste claim new that ~
Dix—That’s right We frequently
, , HIO LUCK. .
Amateur Gardener—Just my con—
founded luck! fl come bolus early es-
it is pouring rain. 3,“ .
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Norwalk Chronicler