8
ma
feasts. has; lie-San-haths for the
1b! Eounded 101111.11: are.
”d have greatly (negated the
‘ Wot wounds. Humour Mon-
at recently explained the system do
find by Joseph Vallott to the Load-
my of Sciences The mam are
wit/I. ‘a
dieltered from the wind, and they re-J
«who sky' radiations as well as raw
dtheslm.the airbeingraised toa
tauperature of from man: 110 do
mes Fahrenheit. These conditions
are obtained by the use of absorbing '
sereans of canvass painted white and
ltretflmed on woden frames. The bath
is W: by misstated sex-eon' ' ' ' {silk
feet high and five feet wide, set at
an angle of 100 degrees so as to re-
fleet the sun's rays inside, the’top be
lag left open.
NiSH, Serbia, June 11.—'The typhus
epidemic. is deepening in force, since
mewéileater' 'nuinber ’01 sick pow" re
sove'r' liberals 'form'e'rly the ' "greater
part“. These-is «sow no complaint
anon-“me "pesto! doctors, for mini
nave'oeeu sent- to 113m from the
I.UnitedISiates, Great 'Britain and oth-
er countries; The main work to he
done is 1'73 cleaning up of the outly-
and disease-breeding
ground§“th‘bvv buildings for the recep-
dog districts
tiou of patients during the hot weath-
er have been erected outside of ‘Nish.
21.0NllQN, May 8. (Correspondence
of The Associated Pussy—Downing
street, which “is a household word in
English politics because it contains
the omcial residence of the Prime
Minister, affords one of the earliest
examples "61' "A‘mel‘ic‘ah efi‘tei‘pl‘is'e' "in
London...
:11 is a-narrow lane leading from the
1n
Whitehall. Constructed in the six-
it was sold 'by Charles
ii to Sir George Downing, afterwards
Downing
was born in "America and educated at
medley. of government emcee
teonth century,
fierretmy of it / Treasury
Hunard University. With American
enterprlsqhe determined to build on
his newly acqul'réli‘p‘ropér'ty.and be
erected there the first brick belles
. Ioflimportancs in themetropolis.
Number 10 Downing streétwrhhh is
now the heart of the British gov-em
mental system was purchased from
Jiowning's grandson to 1733! by Bar
Botllmar. and passed to the Crow
when the B died :lnteotp‘te1SImn
afterward George II otter-ed it to Wal-
11010.4th semen it asfl’persqna'i
gift. but accepted it. as an oiflclal
residence (or the Prime Minister. 2.
LONDON, May 8. (Correspoodencc.
of? The Associated Press.)I.—,v’l‘he
French Foreign Legion, in which 11
number of Americans are servinghas .
11121211 doing brilliant Work'ln the tight-
ing north of Arms. The casualties
in-I the Legion have been very heavy,
and 11 letter received here from a
wounded member states that in his
company of 250 men only 60 are left.
The lette1 says:
"The Legion had the honor of be
in}: chosen to be the first out of the
trenches and to take the German
lines with the bayonet. This was at
11 point between Souc'hez and t‘m 1211.1
’Previous to the attack, there was a
téIirihle bombammcnt of the German
position.
;:“Frcnch guns of all calibres were
firing together for two hours without
interruption. it was like an earth
(limits.
o'clock in the morning, the firing
ceased, and the 'Charge’3 was sound-
0'51
lightning. It was wondelful. We
weie like 1. storm. In ten minutes we
had win the first line of German
trenches. But there was no stepping
on We kept_ it up hammer anu tongs
for an hour and a half, taking three)
hoes of the enemy’s trenches and
(hiring the enemy in front of us
.‘By this time all the officers of our ,, '
company. were either killed or, wound-
ed: so a' sergeant took command and
we entrenched ourselves as best we 'I ,
could, but finally had to retire about
a hundred yards. -
more 'I got two wounds.
ever-y ‘flve of our
killed or wounded.
charge." ‘
in . that
1
2W,.1.J
COPENHAGEN May a (Corresfi
A few heavy docs and imprispnments
at the beginning of the war have re
tievéd the government of serious dlf '
«.1
fictiltieu mmfivgntiug the Ismugglips
of contraband. The only important 1-
trade in contraband which the an
thormes tailed to. stop took place flvo
months ago.- when a dlrgcwi‘wl up 1111'
portunt corn company, 11.37”"
shipping twa cargoes oil cops,to,1Gor1
. runny and was fined about seven tho
and dollars. . '
,1’The authorities detected . ~
or the “Sermon? attempting“:
coupon 'to Germany. 1,
Suddenly, punctually at ten \
Four in ' '
men were ~either ‘ '
fierce 'I~
lpflllghty . ’
vessel was confiscated births date.
Times—“mam ~~
iuSwedishlmtosuilacfl‘goof
Danish rides to Germany Those im-
plidudrwsre thes‘iity 11.1.1.
mm W tumors“.
Germany in foodstuls ms been heav
ago.
$25,000,300 were exported «and pose
stopped before the end or W191i , _
steel-worker of Loam, with '15 com-
by way of Switserland. having escap-
months of captivity.
'I‘herem 17- in the party got
broke out of the civilian prison camp
at Rsstadt and made their way to
Switzerland through the Black LFor-
privatien on the way
1113mm
(Continued From First Page.) .
The, arrest yesterday of Claims
' Stahl, a German reserIyist. who made
one of the 11111111111111 given. to the Ger
man Embassy for submission to the
state department, is Inpéardod by the
cident of what. is liltély’to be a far-
reaching investigation. ',Stahl who is
’charged‘W perjury1n repeating be-
. fore the Grand Jury, the substonce .or
a hearing before a United States com-
misloner on June 24.
Stemler, ‘who the “Federal authofltles
say.. is head of a secret service de~
partment of the 'Hamburgéamerlcau
name as being invoiIVed tn the alleged
conspiracy. The 11W against
Koenig were initiate}: to establish the
charge that he used “imam influ-
ence to induce Stab} to, 11111115511111 am-
davlt. . "’
Josephine Weler, Anton Grieve and
a man ed @mkner,1wrho also
made afldavits lu the-Lusitania case,
have been question (Mo to of the
’dbburtméht of Thalia? £13: can be
That?“ festlmgyols desired. Their 11%
davlts tended to“ corroborate StahIl’s
v‘
armedfi-
' '1.
—..‘ '
ily'increased An extraordinary trade
in homes took place until live months
Animals valued at no less than.
outs received as 11111111151211de sub
for interior horses,- but this tradewas
PARIS. June 9 -—Monsisur Sonnet. 1'
panions, has just returned to hands A
ed from a German prison after ninfi
est, two of them dying of fatigue and
Federal prosecutorb as only an 111.
his ailidavit, is held in 310,000 ball for .1
Thus for Paul Koonlg. also’knovvn as
Steamship Line, is the only man they
statement that the Lusitania. was' ..
1.3.
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181: ll).
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Sperry & Barnes Bums
“ “ ' “Bacon Strip
1 1111 Smoked Shoulders
' 1
Best Tub Butter. ¢ -.lb
Strictly Pure Lard ....,...~... ...... . ...... . 1 11' lb.
Home Gathered EggsWWu .. . . .3“ doz.
Vegetables
8 Spinach. Feet Greens, Rhea"
barb, Top Onions, Tomav -
toes, Head Lettuce, Cauli- '
1' flower, Asparagus, Bunch ’=
Beets, Green Peas. String ’
Beans, 'Hot House Cucum-
‘ hers, Strawberries, Musk -'
1 Melon, Grape Fruit. ~ '
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1. New Potatoes .r. . 401: pk.
Old Potatoes . . .-.'-.1ac pk‘I.
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.,.I'I‘eIlcpl1onc your order to 1340. '
livery.
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305 Main Street, Stamford.
:1 Pork Roast
Veal Roast
l
—-'A good adg'pays‘ln the best: paper. '
SCHULTZE’S 3 SANITARY MARKETS
Dealer 1n Meals, Fish, Vegetables, Fruits.
small Turkeys,
Legs oi Spring Lamb
Fresh Shoulders,
5“Wo were out of the trenches like
aII-IJJI my..." a_:\‘1~:
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mg'ton Street South Norwalk. .
- 39 Main Street, Norwalk.
HI
39 Shoulder Steak 16¢ lb '
Hamburg Steak 16¢ 11’
l ,3 Round: Steals ... ..1' 24¢ lb';‘~
Prime Rib Roast
. ..... legs—22¢ lb
. Plate Corned Beef 10¢ lb
Pot Roast Beefy “
Smoked Shoulders 13¢ lb.
18¢ 1b.. jI
1-
:Small Hams
Native 1Fow 1
‘i .I ...I . . ..‘I
5“ Fresh Mackerel ...... 1—
1 2.11.; for; ”dig—22¢ lb Ends of Ham .. -I2¢lb,
Sirloin Stéz'ik .... 26¢ Ilb Foreqtiaster Lamb 15¢; 1h Frankforts .. ..... 16¢
. Porterhouse Steak 28¢ Ill). Will SItew ... {14¢ lb Beef L1ver
' 1 IilI NIATI-VE enemas 2
Native Roasting Chickens ...11 .25 Large Squat be .. ... .. . ...... 85¢ .Ipan- i
24¢ 1n ptn‘suy . .
.: New Potatoes ....- 40c; pk.
...”... ac lb
”...-.....12/ lb. SteakCotl . .4¢':.lb
_Futter Fish ,I ._- W10 Ilb.‘ Halibut
_ Large Bananas .. me “562. “Fermuda‘OniOns .511 til; «’I‘Large Pines . .Boroc cosh”
\attve Beets .. .. 81: bunch l
2 IINatiVe Spinach mes.
Large Lemons . . I. . me 1102. "1223:5532? E1213): 43k!“ l
Asparagus -. - I110“: Welt“! '«Green Onions . . . . o for 51-.
“Tomatoes .. IocI lb."~' IRhnbarb 11,...... 51: bunch. "
I911...
umanms“'?.i’:lf ~
Green Beans .-. 5‘1: 111.;
Cauliflower 10c to 151: head‘
11,1111 Steak
Roasts 11 Best.
Sperrydbarnesllam.
a
c
oraIbie intentions, but says that .
iUni Statap’dead the would" ,
that) Bf war into the “fill:
that day en swords shall be - ~ . '
I'publio men must: 'be "willing to no
and deserved punishment-troubling,
clam to execution’
the “lace
into plowshares.
Mr Bryan espresso scandalou-
the public will credit him with h
intentions are not enough. die
that if the public verdict is again
him, he asks no'mercy. declaring that
lilo-lb?"
Oranges ...1. 151: for .9553»:
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'1
Native Asparagus an
IA! 1
3% .
Sperry 1&8er Bios-Mu only.
Native Veal
Native Fowl and Roasting Chickens
Extra Fancy Strawberries
Native Spinach and Beet Tops 2
Native Peas, Beets and Tmips
Native lettuce and Ballistics
Also a lull line 11 other Vegetables
Former Secretary Bryan ,today
sued a statement expressing his .sra
hcation over what he termed a change
in the tone of the Press regarding the
American note to Germany. The sta
ment follows:
“I am glad to note the change in th
tone of the press in regard to the up”
to Germany. From the time .the
pers began to publish forcasta down to
yesterday, the 1111511 111111911 luvs '
1predicting that the matter would
dealt with with great drainage,
itiermany would be told that then In t:
be no more delay in the acceptance of,
‘this country's demands, etc. , 1. '
“instead of waiting until the; «its
was issued they put their own so
12111111211011 upon it in advance mi sol-
ored it to suit their own purposes. it;
is a relief to find the papers (1de eul-
phasizing the friendly tone of tumors.
and pointing out that it does not nec-
esarily mean war. I ,.
“Something has been gained 1! the-
?warrior journalists at last realise that
. .‘
d Carrels
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a.
Extra Special-—
andllruits, it'esb every nursing
the solmtry does not want war, but.
' ‘ that on the contrary, it will support I
the president in his efforts to'mid a ._
peaceful solution or the difllcdlt 'prob-
A 1 ‘ ‘ 1cm raised by the use of the 11111111111111;
* 25 Bananas for 25 cents '
A ' OMMENCEMENT Fasrtvrrtlt'es‘r .
.. . HILLSIDE. ~ "”3
L A MI DELIVERY ~ , I Commencement. invitations for To
nrv various festivities at the analogs-
‘gi 1 ‘school have. been sent out. and “flow
,3 .monss
Leg
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, we
’ meat:
1"
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ssononw’ I 51111114180110.
A Want a Fine .
Lamb is certainly nice anti
tenderjust now. Agood 113.111
lamb makes a splendid meal. : ‘
and ask yonstogive as a trialif ,
you hate never done so.
The Modem Market
' ‘15 “North Main St.
' sacs be omens.
. and buy yourvmeati and poultry.
:at Charnock's‘Mai-keu That is 3
' Sting place Where ssttstactlou 1!
guaranteed, both as ‘toIun’ality '3
andéprtcos. We are making no
idle boast when we state it as I
veal pork and poultry as we
' continually offer.
can always furnish the most do-
’ .Istrs‘iue 11nd ‘eh‘oioe onto and
Joints. .
‘an— interesting vorlety V’df summits
ments for‘the week. The progromrbe-
this with the primary eureises was
urday ulceration, and include the pi»
pils' piano recital Saturday evening,
participating in the Sunday “morninf
.. serv'i‘cs at theVNorwnlk 01111311231111:
1 "I‘Church, senior supped on mom-
, evening at 6: 30.11.12 Alumnae luncheon '
‘ at noon and iClaus my «new at d‘
o'clock on Tuesday, and the Ooh:-
mencemen‘t proper on Wednesds
evening. , «.111 of these entertainments.
' with the exception of the 'Ssntor'Isup-s
per and the Alumnae luncheon an
open to the invited guests.
‘ The piano recital on Saturday even
- ing promises to he of 11111111111919»
llenoe. as there are a number of. Nb
-' ‘vanced pupils. The program uncludes-
s. duet on two planes. Mozarts 180 ..
in 111311310.“ two Nocturnes of Chop '
E flat and D Major. two Arabesques I
Debussy, the Woone'rI-Lisst errand
ment of the Evading Star, the I .
ingsrauschen of Sinding, and East's
Llobe'strsume No cards are required 1
for this recital, Which begins at 8'
o'clock, and those Who attend will be
well repold by the evening of heautl
ful music. The new Steinway Grand
piano recently purchased by the 5111111111
will be used for the recital.
~AdVofllse in The Sentinel 3. '
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of Lamb?
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welcome no 91111111111111" .
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is it mot beautiful in its.gli
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can be found as high a
live fact... that at no other ’
of beef, mutton, 111111,
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and complete stock, and f ‘
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