For Sale,
or
Glassmed “Ads." -’-To Let.
“Professional Cards, and,
0Minor: llaneous
LASSI_FED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Wards orLess. 25c
Three Times. 60c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
fsce or Caps, Daubie Price. 1
Business and
WANTED.
- WANTED — SALESLADY. FOR
cloak suit and miliinery department?
Apply at once. C. J. Mints & Co.j11 Stl
WANTED~I ELECTRIC FANS.
also one Presto-lite tank. Polly's
Dancing School, 29 Monroe street.1
Telephone 1413-2. jll 3t
e
WANTED.WOMAN TO CLEAN
twice a week. $1.00 per
meals. Address M, care of Sentinel.
‘. jll 3t
WANTED—A POSITION BY A
competant girl for general housework.
Recommendation furnished. Apply atl
21 Belle avenue, South !Norwalk. 19 3t
V WANTED—WIUL PAY CASH roa
Presto Tanks. Vaast Bros. 17 Chest-
nut street. Phone 1360. ‘ 19 3t
WANTED—OFFICE ASSISTANT,
with some nowiedge of stenography
and bookkeeping. Address “Ofiice As-
sistant," clo Sentinel. 111 3t
WANTED 33.800 AS FIRST MORT-
rage loan on 2 family stucco house. 6
par cent. interest will be paid, good In-
vestment, city property. Box 685, So.
Narwalk, Conn. 14 6!
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LOST.
LOST—TUESDAY, GOLD PEND-
ant. set with pearls, between South
Norwalk R. R. Station. Cedar St. and
Fairfleid avenue. Reward if returned
to Sentinel Office. 110 3t.
day and ,.
TO LET. {
To LET—FURNISHED ROOM. AI}!
dress or enquire B. M. T., 60 North‘
Main St. j11 3U
'ro LET—IN PRIVATE HOUSE. 4.
rooms and use of bath having all im l
provements. Also two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping Inquire 2 High;
street. in 3t
To LETd=5 ROOMS FIRST FLOOR
of new house. all improvements. good
location. 5 minutes to centre and sta-
tion; oak finish trim. Colonade be-
tween parlor and dining room. Dome
in dining room. Stamford set range. 1
storage room. Yard taken care of, at
Chestnut street. Inquire 49 Chestnut
street. in 3t
T0, LET—ROOMS 0N PUTNAM
avenue, all improvements. Inquire at
47 West avenue or phone 468. .110 at
To LET~TWO THREE ROOM
apartments. All modern improvements
electric lights and running water.
Rents very reasonable. Alexander
White, 61 Elyavenue. 110 in
To LET-FURNISHED ' ROOMS
for light housekeeping. Gas range. run-
ning water. One suite of three rooins
and single room. No. 11 Haviiand St.,
South INorwalk. 110 3t
To LET—THREE LARGE ROOMS,
all improvements. Bath. electric lights,
gas, and hardwood floors. Near trol-
ley. Address "A. B." one Sentinel.
110 at
LOST—PERSON WHO FOUND
black handbag Wednesday afternoon
kindly return to Sentinel. 'No ques-
tions asked. Bag contained pocket
knife, pad, pencil and mOney. Lost on
[Washington street. no It
LOST—TUESDAY, GOLD PEND-
ant, set with pearls, between South
Norwalk R. R. Station, Cedar St. and
[Fairfield avenue. Reward if returned
to Sentinel Ollice. no it
LOST—ROUND GOLD MONOGRAM
pendant, from watch fob. Initial "W.
E. P." Swastika style. Finder will
receive liberal reward by returning to
Mr. Prather. Hotelhiahackemo. 110 It
LOST—0N SATURDAY BETWEEN
the Norwalk Hotel and Old Sauga-
tuck Road a ladies black bag con-
taining sum of money. Finder will re-
~celve reward by leaving at Sentinel
Ofilce. 19 in
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‘ MISCELLANEOUS.
_ .‘ lTALIAN MlDlMIFE—MRS SANTA
__ Musoo, graduate from the University
or Italy. Licensed in New York and
Connecticut. Close Examinations and
assistance by latest modern methods.
23 Ely avenue. Telephone 315. 13 2m
lALVAT‘OR CHARIOTT— GENER-
oai contractor. Estimates given on
all kinds of contract work. -Be sure
or get our estimate. We can save you
money. Phone 818-3. 26 Wood St.
Specnal
WHITE COATS $5 93
-WAs-H SKIRTS
Katine, Redford Cord and
Linen . . . ..... . .. . 98¢
M Mollascli & Son
‘xNORWAIiK FIRE: ALARM BOXES
o. ‘
v16 Cor. Main and Wall Sis.
1211Belden Ave. and Union Place
23- Spring Hill and Kellogg St.
24 Union Park ‘
I25 West Ave. and Berkley St.
.1 42"! Franklin Ave.- and Lynes Place
31 Gas House (Private Box)
4'32 West Ave. and Merwin St.
33 Harbor Ave. and Orchard St.
34 Chapel St. and Harbor Ave.
36 West Ave. near Armory
- ‘38 Elm Crest and Stevens 8t.
41 Cross St. and Wilton Ave.
42 Main and North ave. ‘ ‘
43 France St.
‘ '52 Main and Catherine Sis.
. 531 New Canaan Ave. Cor. Fair St.
1 54 Chestnut near Summer St.
.65 Main St. and Union Ave.
‘1 02 0n the Green. ' “
”83 Blast and Lincoln Avon
_6I East Ave. and Daskarn Inns. .
1“ 'i: ‘é—sonunei Want Ads. on.
. . V850”; ‘ ’
..'°P.‘.-.'9'l 9‘3““ “19‘ ‘9l.'llll‘“9.’l"1 ‘ M:
To LET—4 ROOMS ON FIRST
floor, 288 East avenue. Rent 310. In-
quire at 59 Seavlew avenue. 110 (it
To RENT-#NI‘CELY FURNISHED
large room, all modern conveniences.
Dr. Lawrence. 82 South Main St. jitat
_—
. To LET—THE PICTURE SHOP "LN
Swartz & Corbett block. completbly
furnished and ready for business; also
bachelor apartment. large front 300m
and kitchenette. For further particu-
lars, inquire the cities of The Old Well
Cigar Co. )7 ti
TO LET—ROOMS WITH BOARD,
at 16 Haviland St. Comfortable and
Table board. Mrs. Taft. 15 6t
To LET—BUNGALOW, LINCOIIN
avenue. 6 rooms, all improvements.
Rent :20. inquire Charles E. Hoyt.
' {2 u
To LET—FOUR ROOM APART-
ment, 3rd floor rear. Swartz and Cor-
bett‘block, rent :8, adults only. Also
two lofts, steam. heat and, electrie~
elevator service. For further particu-
lars inquire of The Old Well Cigar
Co. m25 tf
TO' LET—5 ROOMS WITH IM-
provements, 9 Hamilton avenue. Store
70 North Main street. Inquire United
Grocery, 20 North Main street. m26tf
'ro Lsr—six-Roous, 4 03038
street, So. Norwalk. Rent ‘13. Inquire
F. D. Lawton. 171 south Main street.
T01 LIT—‘5 ROOM APARTMENT
East Washington street. East. Nor-
, walk . Portia: improvements. rent
:12. 00; also 5 room apartment at
Chapel street, Nerwslk. Inquire 64
South Main street, or telephone 60
- :39 it
"- walk.
convenient. Home cooking a specialty. -,
382M"
1,, FOR SALE.
W
[FOR SALE—PLEASURE BOAT, 33
feet. long. 12 feet wide. 8 H. P. Palmer
engine. Inquire J. H DeWaters, Ro-
wayton. ‘ no 11 12 17 13 19
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FOR SALE—ONE 5 PASSENGER
Cadillac. One Maxwell runabout. one
[7 passenger Packard, One Marion run
about. Cars for hire. Storage. White
Motor Sales 00., Back of P. 0.. South
'Norwaik; Tel 940. Agents for Auburn
automobiles.
FOR 'SALE—MOWI-NG MACHINE.
(McCormick.) goon condition. Hay-
rake, Cypher‘s incubator. capacity, 390
eggs, extra heavy wagon. Dommasch,
Field street’Cranbury. :10 3t
FOR BALE-ONE HAY FORK.
complete with car track, pulleys and
rope, everything in first case condi-
tion. Will be sold cheap. Apply to
Brewer & Malone’s. Main street. Nor-
110 til
FOR SALE—30 FOOT CRUISING
motor boatJn perfect condition; com-
pletely titted New 3200 z-cylinder en
glue. Price, 8300. Address Sentinel or:
fice.
NEW LONDON NEWSPAPER I8
SUED FOR $5,000.
a..—
Georgo Thompson Bays “Telegraph"
Vlolhtsd Copyright Laws.
The plant of the Telegraph Publish-
ing Company of New London has been
attached by G. Brainard Smith. deputy
United States marshal. and his return
shows' that he has put a keeper to
charge of the property to protect such
Tnterest as George L. Thompson at
New York may have. in a suit he has
instituted against the newspaper com
pany for damages of $5, 000. The at-
tachment on the newspaper plant is
for $6, 000.
Mr. Thompson says that on Septem-
'i‘o‘r a 'a ‘cerfidn photograph chimed.
the‘ New London Basebsu Club. 1914,"
and he says that. in accordance with
an act of Congress he had the photo l
graph copyrighted" He alleges that
the elegraph Publishing Company wlI-l
fully disregarding his rights. on or‘l
about September 17, 1914, wrongfully.
and fraudulently prepared, published;
and offered for sale in New Londoni
county and elsewhere, various printed}
coples.of the photographs, omitting!
therefrom the notice of copyright.
with intent to deceive and defraud,
and deprive him of profits and to gain
for itself profits and advantages.
Thompson says that. batore the acts
of the Telegraph Publishing Company
of which he now complains. he gave
the chief managing officer and agent
of the publishing company notice that
he had copyright on the photograph.
and requested the newspaper company
it has refused to do. » He says the Tel-
egraph- Publishing Company published
and sold 74,600 copies of the photo-
graph~ unjustly. unlawfully, making
great gain and profit to his own dam~
Court.
—-Tbere's no job In this city that
cannot be filled by I. really CAPABLE
porarily out of work, watch the Seat».
nel “help wanted" ads closely
her 4,1914,he was the sole proprlev '
to respect the same, which, he says.1
age and injury. The action calls for ,
'trial in the ~ United” States district . .
worker—and all capable workers tow -
-.-I-I9usewlves watch Sentinel will; '
r
4'
Rosanne New CLAIM A vicfroav IN GALICIA‘ ‘
OF BIG PROPORTIONS.
(Continued tram First Page.)
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Brit‘ish’frsteamer Starthcsrran, of 2,800 tons, and a Rus—
‘sian bark. No loss of life was reported in any case.
The American note to Germany was presented by ‘
Ambassador Gerard this afternoon to the German For-
eign Office. , I
The official announcement was made/at'Vienna of
the. sinking in the Adriatic by an Austrian submarine of ,
a British cruiser. The warship is described as of the
type of the Liverpool, at light cruiser.
The Italian invasion of Austria over the eastern
frontier has made further headway, and according to I a
report from Innsbruck, Austria, the Italians have captur~
ed the town Of Ploeken, near the border. A dispatch
from Udine, Italy, says the Italian forces are advancing
through Predil Pass, about six miles on the Aunstrian
side of the line.
Heavy fighting on the Gallipoli Peninsula has fol-
lowed the French and British ofiensive movement un—
dcrtaken a weekago. It was announced officially in Far-
is today that additional territory had been won by the
French. A message from Constantinople states that the
French and British lost 2,000 men killed'on the night of
June 5-6; and that their losses all last. week were enor—
mous.
No significant changes are recorded in today’s official
reports of the fighting in F rance or on the Russian
from.
Two Russian vessels-The steamer Dania of 1,689 tons
and the bark Tomasiuav—have been sunk by German sub-
marines. 'lJ here was no loss of life.
CARDIFF, via LondOIi,Junc u, 2.29 a. m.—-Thc
Glasgow steamship Strathcarron was torpedocd yester—.
day, without warning by a German submarine while
outward bound from Barry. The crew, which put Off in
boats. was rescued by a steamer and landed here.
The Strathcarron was a vcsScl of 2,807 tons. built
in i912 at Greenock and was owned by the Stratlicarron
Steamship Company of Glasgow. She sailed from
Havre May 28 for Barry, where she arrived June 2 and
was reported to have entered the gov crnmcnt scnice.
LONDON, June ii, 12:53 p. m.--Tlic Russian bark
'l'homasina has been torpcdocd and sunk by a German
submarine of? the southwest coast of Ireland. The. mom-
bers of the crew of the sailing ship have reached
Quccnstown.
LONDON, Juno II, 1:10 ' p. inf-Tho. Russian
stcamcr Dania has bccn torpedocd by a German subma—
rine. The members of her crew were saved.
‘Jw. 1 . - inst».
“ MAASLL’IS, Holland Juuc IO, \ia London. 715 p.
Tins—The llritibh fishing smacks Vt clfarc and Laurcstina
were attacked and sunk by /.cppclius in the North Sea.
'lhc crews. which took to their boats were picked up by
a Dutch smack and brought here.
LON DON, June ii, i 2.10 p. air—The Swedish steam-
. crLOtrago, bound for Hull, was torpcdocd and sunk last
night.
PARIS, June II, 2:28 p.m.-—The French War Office
issued the following statement this afternoon on the
progress of hostilities: , ‘ .
"There is nothing of importance to add to the an—
Lnounccmcnt given out last night, with the exception of
further success in ‘the labyrinth' where we have coh-
tinucd to force the enemy back. and. some progress .tO the 1
east of the labyrinth, where we occupied several Ger—
man side trenches not far from-the highway from‘Arras
1 to Lille.
advance made to the north and to the south of the bat-
tle front on Junea7. The occupation of several
. J
“In the region of Hebutcme we have extended our .
Phone 410.
SAVE MONEY
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF ATHE BIG WEEK END SAL
ANDREW D
go WASHINGTON ammo
SOUTH NORWALK.
Avsv's
Prompt Delivery
32;... Evaporated Milk ff...
7.;
NEW CABBAGE
Cut to 2¢ lb.
NEW POTATOES
Extra Fancy
Cut to
4 quarts for 25¢
Reg. 25c can ..‘
Reg. 15c can ..... 12V;¢
TUNA FISH ' 1 f
.1842
smcan SMOKED sass "
Regular 30c jar
Regular 15c jar . .. ..
25¢
'I‘O Cakes Kirkman’ s Naptba
or Ozone SOAP
2510‘
I ‘ Big 25c Specials
-- trenches at this polilt gave us one hundred1 prisoners 1.
1 and several machine guns.”
LISBON June- IO, via Paris. lune it,
Several persons suspected Of having instigated a move-i
" merit hostile to the gavernm eat, were arrested last night. ' r
1' There were no disorders and normal coridrtiOns proteil
in the city.‘
Solid Packed Tomatoes 3??”
New Maine Corn °‘"
New String Beans cans
New Lima Beans for
New Baked Beans
New June Peas
25c
1:
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VERY
BEST
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Dutch Cleanser
Arias Potash
Atlas Jelly Powder
Atlas Corn Starch
Best‘Rice 1
Fruit Jams
Creamery Butter film“ 32h;
Your ‘
Choice
3ior i
250
e‘
Sperry and Barnes’ Best Cal. ‘ swrr'r's PURE .1 ,
SMOKED PRUNES LEAF L ARD.
SHOULDERS or . . -
" Lean, Tender, APRICOTS Cut to
Delicious Cut to ‘2 “’5' lot-“25¢“. '
Cut to 12¢ ll). 2 ")5- for 25¢ "
Egg Plums
Regular
11 5c cans
Cut 10c '_
to '93“ A
OPEN YEAR 1
AROUND.
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$1. 50
Season. Demi Tasse.
COMP!) l N N
Dine and Dance Between the Courses—Orchestra.
“FF. GRILL...—
Inimitable Entertainment~PerIection in Food and Service,
SHORE DINNER SPE' IAL
12 Noon to 8: 30 p. m.——Commencing May 29.
M E N U
A LA CARTE SERVICE AT ALL “MES—Telephone 98 women
wesrponf. .
Uon nectlcut,
$1 5.0
Olives. Celery. Radishes, Pickles, Little Necks, Clam Chowder. Fish? '
in Season, Parislenne Potatoes, Half Cold Boiled Inbster.Mayo1pualse'
Dressing, Half Broiled Chicken, New Boiled Potatoes, Vegetables in
bearer.
A big show.
Dorian House
Gr Boulevard).
‘ El? Norwallr
May 1.
..._...__....,... ,1-.
.S The a... o v... Z z '
' Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
lLEOTchAI. 8HOP
In the Town
sure suwuse
Phon. ans-so 8o Main It.
'2 So. Nomlk. Music Hall. Ilock
mar _.— -—
LOOK!
I share pro’llts with you by giving
you the lowest prices on 15 years gnar-
snteed tin made into leaders, hand-
made. painted inside. tin rooting,
plumbing and heating.
1. HENRY A. HEafiLsm.
5s Water at.
Phone “can
SAMPLE
SHOES
Take Elevator
‘ WHITE NUBUCK PATENT LEATHER TRIMMED
SPECIAL AT
;_‘re¢l
WHITE NUBUCK WITI-bBL ACK LOUIS HEELS
:VSPECIAL AT .. '.'
security Budding
lilS Main 81.?
UP ONE
' FLIGHT
$1.00 GRADE.
._ 1' $285
1.
29’
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1115 Main St Up One Flight
$2185 *-
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odooo' DINNERS and AL].
KINDS or SEA roan
cooxsn TO ORDER.
Telephone Call .120. 1 ~
‘ i 7, Comm: Beach
5 Now ‘Openfor the Segson. ‘
SHORE DINNERS AND.
ALL: KINDS» OF"
5 . SEA FOOD.
1 w: A. NASH, Prop.
Phase“ . L -w.mflr
«
lclisel tubrsao -:
come-min ,
Estlmates ones-run; muss
I-8“ood.31..t
ovaries.
FREE-Freeto the lddiese-FREE
THIS codpaN, PRESENTED at the door of the ‘
—-lloion Point Motion Picture Theatre 9
tomorrow evening, entitles One Free Admittance to th1
Cut it out and bring it to Roton tomorrow evenin
FREE ‘ *‘EREE
5'30 5'3]...—
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JOHN E. O’SULLIVAN, Prop-
fountain' IS healthful m e
gredient.
fruit syrups. Our choclat
coming faméus. Have yo
it? DeKlyn’s ice cream
at the fountain or in h
take home. "Try, on
convince yourself th
lireFl Ntrwalli
1801.5”:
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Every drink served .a
We use Only tli
best in town.
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