chsiaéd
n S"!
face or Caps, Double Price.
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WANTED. l TO LET.
WANTED—A MIDDLE AGED To LET—HOUSE, 6 ROOMS ALL
M'hite woman, as cook, iaundress and impimements. 226 Main street Half
general houseworker. Reference re- house, ti rooms all
improvements,
“Wed- TWO in familY- Mrs W— H- Ward street. H. v. Carr, 224 Mainl
Professional Cards, and
. - Miscellaneous
LASSIFIEDMvertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c .
Three Times. 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
Boyie, Rowayton avenue and Pennoy-
or street, South Norwaik, Conn. j16 6t
WANTED—THREE 0R FOUR UN beth street, rooms. Part improve-meats condition. Apply “Motor oBat."c|oSen-'
in South Norw.alk inquire G Cunee, Washington street. tinei .
Address,
11 it?
furnished rooms
State location and rent.
Rooms, oio Sentinel.
WANTED—W OMAN. TO CLEAN some in the Keeier Building. Will be: ”glue ““1“” J H 99mm”: 30'
twice a week. $1.00 per day and
meals. Address M., care of Sentinei.t
j15 3t.
WANTED—MEN AND BOYS iron3
night work Apply to Norwalk Tire
and Rubber Co. jli 3t
LOST.
LOST—HORSE. BAY COB. RE-
tum to or notin Louis Nyary, Con-
necticut avenue. jii 3t
MISCELLANEOUS.
PIANO—WILL RENT PIA-NO
cheap to good family for the summer
or sell for cash less than one half
real value. Piano can be seen by ap-
pointment. Address at once, M. F., c110
Sentinel.
ITALIAN MIDWIFE—MRS SANTA
Musco, graduate from the University
at ltaiy. Licensed in New York and,
Connecticut. Close Examinations and
assistance by latest modern methods.
23 Ely avenue. Telephone 315. 13 2m
sALVATOR CHARIOTT- GENER-
ccl contractor. Estimates given on
all kinds of contract work. Be sure
ti get our estimate. We can save you
money. ”Phone 816-3. 26 Wood St.
The Reed & Voikw
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In tho Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 Co. Moln Ct..
- So. Norwolk. Music Hall Block-
Compo, Beachl
I Now Open for the Season.
SHORE DINNERS-AND
ALL KINDS OF
SEA ,Foon.
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w. A, NASH, Prop.
Phone 86 Westport
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Call Us
Up!
Some Good
Results
as~ Shopping
‘In Person
We Take EsI
dal‘PrideJn
in: Phone Orders
“ For Groceries Ce-
are pleased.
‘ Pulled Rice: Puffed Wheat; Corned
Flakes; Olive on. Aliiklndo or'rruit'
and Vegetables.
Daher (R. Co.
115 3tI
street, Norwalk. 116 st
TO LET—13T.FLOOR,26 ELIZA-
116 3t
l TO LET—T\’t0 FRONT OFFICEI
decorated to suit tenant Inquire at
,Keeier’s Shoe stroe. j16 Ilit
,would rent to suit tenants. Four. live
I‘or six rooms, garden and fruit trees.
Iand place for chickens. Inquire 38I
West street. j16 3t
To LET—~EIRST FLOOR,
Maple street. All improvements. in-
quire it A. Conneaiy, 81 Washington
street. ill 3!.
FOR RENT—8 ROOM HOUSE.
centrally located. inquire at 3 Cresv
cent Terrace, ISoutii Norwaik._ 115 at
.—
TO LET—FIVE ROOMS, GOOD
location. R‘ent reasonable. F. Hopp,
R85 Cove‘Ave‘fl East Norwalk. 115 St
To LEO—SECOND FLOOR AT 8
Cottage street. 4 large rooms andsone
small one. Newly papered. Water, gas
land electricity. Adults preferred. Rent
‘SIO. inquire on premises. 115 3t
To LET73 ROOMS AND KITCH-
enette. Rent reasonable. 14 Reynolds,
East Norwnlk. Inquire, R. F. Hawkins,
8 Haiiford street, Smith Norwaik. Tel.
1286-2. 115 3t
TO LET—GOOD OPPORTUNITY.
Well established grocery store and fix-
tures In full running order. Also 3, i,
and 5 room apartments. Alhcentraiiy
located. Rent reasonable. in finite 76
Washington street. 115 St
To LET—FIVE ROOM COTTAGE
with all improvements. 1 Cottage St.,
East Nor-walk. inquire at 12 Osborn
aivenue.
To LET—A FURNISHED ROOM
at 15 Haviland street. 114 3t
T0 LET—HOUSE or 9 ROOMS onl
NO. 9,
, ken. Several specially seleCted
114 3t. ’
Business and I
i FOR SALE. “
FOR SALE-425 OAIS STOVE. LI.
brary table and other household furn-
ishlngs.19 Edits avenue. Tel 616- 2
j16 3t
; FOR SALE—CHEAP. ROW BOAT,
Cat Boat and '16 ft. motor boat in good
1'16 1t
son SALE—PLEASURE BOAT, as
greet long, 12 feet wide. 8 H. P. Palmer
wayton. no 11 12 17 18 19
FOR SALE—3 HORSE8,2 DOUBLE
seated carriages,2 2Ibusiil2ss wagons, 1
rubber tired runabout, 3 sleighs, reap-
,er and binder in first class condition.
iinquire Sam Shilepsky Cranbury
Plains. Tel. 5752. . 4
FOR SALE—RIDING, DRIVING
,and Polo ponies. N. Zach, '1‘. Miller of
IMilier Bros. 101 Ranch, Bliss. Okla-
bond, is at Westport. Conn" on the
'iOld (loll Club Farm," Danbury road,
with ,25 Superior saddle and driving
ponies. A few high class polo poines.
all are perfectly gentle and well bro
for
children, a number are weight car-
riers. Miller Bros. sell quickly at small
,‘proilts. Ponies will be shown and can
be tried any time. Phone 225, West-
port. 115 at
FOR BALE—MODEL T FORD
touring our, 1912. in line condition.
New tires and tubes all around Av
ply by letter only. M. .l. Reegie Dil-
ion, Belle island, Conn. ’Diiion Lodge.)
. ‘ 114 3t|
. 5
FOR SALE—A 1911 FLA‘NDERS
runabout, 20 ii. P. Complete. 'l‘op.
windshield, tools, etc. Just overhauled;
and painted. All good tires. Price $200.
P. 0., Box 825. South Noni-31k. 114 it
cruiser with or without power. Also
9'x‘12' wall tent. inquire 86 South Main
street. 112 3t
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 oi P. 0.. South
INorwalk. Tel 940. Agents for Auburn
automobiles.
T0 LET—7 ROOM HOUSE, ALL
improvements, at "No. 115 West street.
Apply 117 West street. 114 3t
I To Lsré‘Waooms "WITH ALL
limprovements, at 12 Lincoln avenue;
5 rooms, with improvements, 12 Ham.
ilton avenue, 5 rooms. 72 North Main
,street, and store at 70 «North Main st.
llllqtill'e United Grocery Co., North
Main street. 114 tf
1% LET-—THE PICTURE SHOP IN
Swartz & Corbett block, completely
furnished and ready for business; also
bachelor apartment, large front room
and kitchenette. For further particu-
lars, inquire the ofllce of The Old Well
Cigar Co.
'ro LET—FOUR. noon APART-
inent. 9rd floor rear, Swartz and Cor-
bett block, rent :8, adults only. Also
elevator service. For furtheii particu-
lars inquire of The Old Well Cigar
Co. m25 tt
TO tar—an: scams. I chose
street, 80. Norwalk. Rent, 812. inquire
F. D. Iawtoii.'171 South Main street.
a22 tf
To LET-5 ROOM APARTMENT.
East .Wo‘iihinstop street. East Nor-
walk. Partial improvements, rent
Chapel street. Norwalk. ‘ inquire 64
South Main street, or telephone 60.
129 if
ii
a» v...
suit "iIinII‘III.
Management of F. R Ierin.
. Bridgeport.
Railroad Ave. cor. Olly“. Til. 1558
so new mom Jutv at. “will” will" 35C
l(”hitt- half house, 7 fine rooms, all
modern intproicnicnts, '4 \Voud- COM? IN AND I
3:3 Au- Apply at 64 Wood be convinced of the satis- - .
HENRY A. NIGEL"!
mmmun
,WMWCCMWI’OI
Wis-our
factory ooilyico. ,
«Accept on too i‘ucr that can»
your was. but don't don-no on its con;-
lost It roll what o lob s‘oo ttaoi
17“.
two lofts, steam heat and .; electric ,,
$12. 00; also 5 room apartment 89 _
son slits—ONE HAY roux.
complete with car track, pulleys and
rope. everything in first ones condi-
tion. Will be sold cheap. Apply to
Iilrower & Mai’one‘s, Main street, Nor-
no or
walk.
_. I.» Special Music
EVERY SATURDAY EVENING
' Clittord Hotel
Rathskeller
NOTE—Now entrance from Elisa.
hotnCiroot.
gun I IIIIIII ‘
The sum 01.912000 has lien turned
'over to the DE Loewe Company.
by the United Savings Bank, of Dan-
btiry. upon agreement of attorneys for
that about, $26,000 owned by the de-
1903 will buturned over to the Wlll-
ning plaintiils today sometime. The in-
terest which accumulated onthe mon-
ey is held, pendingsettiement I‘of'the
controversy as to whom is entitled to
it. The defendant's deposits in the lo-
cal banks, which "were small. were
turned over to the Loewe Company
several weeks ago. as has already
been reported, following an under-l
standing betwen the? several attorneys
OENERAL‘ GORGAC HONORED.
Washington, nine- to —’l‘he honor-I
ory degree of Doctor of Law's was con-
FOR SALE—27's? RAISED DECK .
III Sllll If $12,000
the interested parties. It ’is explicit! ' ‘
fendents in theILoewe' case on deposit '
in the Savings'Baukof Danbury since '
representing the principals. ,g. . ,I‘ “
l
l
' tack, with five fatalities.
HEAVY LOSS OF LIFE IN ZEPPELIH RAID ON
_ ENGLISH NORTHEAST COAST.
(Continued from First Page.)
The British army on the western front has resumed
the offensn'e. It was announced in London today that
the British had carried another line of German trenches
to the west of La Bassee. '
A French torpedo boat has been sunk in collision
with a British steamer.
drowned.
Six members of the crew were
\VASHINGTON, June 16.—»Reports that the L'nitcd
States had declined to become a party to efforts in var-
ious neutral countries to make peace in Europe were
said by President Wilson today to be untrue. He dc—
clared the Washington government had done cicry—
thing that could legitmatcly be done to encourage amv
movement that might lead to peace or an accommoda-
tion OI interests in Europe. .
The president said Colonel House, who recently in—
vestigated the peace prospects in Europe, had not been
sent for by him, but he expected to sec the colonel here
very soon At present Col. House is visiting one of his
daughters in Massachusetts
LONDON, June ié—Official denial was made to—
day of the report circulated in the United States that the
llriiish battleship Ag‘amcmnon'had been sent down in the
Dardancllcs by a German submarine -
it was further announced that no fighting unit not
already officially reported had been lost at the Darda-
ncllcs.
CONSTAN’I‘INOPLE, June ‘ 15, via \Vircless
London, June 16, 8:55 a. m.—-—A statement issued
night at the Turkish VVar'Officc was as follows: .
“On the Dardaiiellcs front our artillery destroyed on
Sunday enemy positions for bomb throwers and machine
guns oposite Ari Biirnu. ()ne of our aviators dropped
bombs in the enmy's camp."
to
to-
I.ON.DOC\', June 16, 1:03 p. ins—A Zcpclin airship
visited the northeast coast of England last evening and
dropped bombs. .I
Fifteen deaths are reported from the district in ques-
tion and fifteen persons wcrc wounded.
Some fires were started by the, proicctilcs from the
Zeppelin, but by this morning they had bt-cn ovcr—
conic. ‘ ‘"
This information was co itaincd iii an official an—
nouncement made in London today.
PARIS, June Iii—Three hiiiidral and fortyvtwo
crises of typhus had been rcportcd in Austria in the week
ending' limt 5. according to a dispatch received by the
Tempe from licrnc, Switzerland
BERLIN, jiiiic 16.—-Olficial announcement has
been made at \riiiy Headquarters that Ilit \iistro (Ecr-
iiian forces operating in tizilicia, had captured the town
of Mosciska
\
TOKIO, Jiinc r6, 9:30 p.
nount‘cmcnt madc today by a
"tr—According
Japanese
to an-
iicws agency,
Japan has sent a protest to China concerning Ilic anti—
Japancsc movement in the Republic.
LONDON, Jiinc I6. 2:('5 pin—The French Em—
bassy today gave out tlic siztcmciit that lritish forces
yesterday had carried another line of German trcnclics
to the cast of La Basscc.
’K:\RI..SRL'HIE, Baden, via \Virelcss to London.
June 16. 8:25 a. m.-—-Niiictccn persons were killed and
i4 seriously wounded whilc many others were slightly
injured during the attack made upon this city carly yes-
terday morning by a fleet of French aeroplanes. The
people remained calm, but are incensed because 6f the
attack upon an open town I
A French statement yesterday said the attack upon.
Karisrulie w as made by twenty three aeroplants which
dropped i3o projectiles. causing a large number of fires.
It Was stated serious panic was obscrvedat the rail—
road station. .
‘ LONDON, June 16, 1:10 p. m.-—Thc latest hit raid
our‘tlie British coast was the most fatal of them all.
Zeppelins flew over the northeast coast of England
last night. This morning fifteen persons are dead from
missiles thrown down by the flyers, and as many more
are wounded.
Never before has an air raid on England taken such
toll in human life. This is the third air attack in a lit-
tle over two weeks. May 31 wasthe date of the attack
“on London from the clouds, with four persons killed, and
on June 6 the east coast of: England was the scette of at-
In the eastern arena of the fighting the Russian
' forces still are slowly and Stubbornlyjc‘tiring. The lat-
est official reportfrom Petro grad admits thefwithdrawal
of Russian troops across" the Galician ' frontier into
Russian territoryfrom‘ CZcr nowitz, at a point between
the Unit: tel-“and the Pruth. '.Thc same report sets forth
. that fresh German forties, brought up near Jaroslau un— I
der coVer cf heavy artillery fire, compelled the Russians
,._to retire for some distance on the right bank of the
‘I fiv‘
«San, after three days of desperate fightino.
the remainder of the eastern front,
ling flifé‘ attacks of the enemy, \excepting on the left
I . bank: of the Tismeniiza and Stry Rivers, tributaries Of.»
l, the Dniester, where they claim to have taken numerOus
derived upon SurgeonvGeneral W. C. a "
lactose. U. 8. A.. yesterday by George- ,
I town University, in reconditioniit his I
prisoners and machine guns and to hays/ecapttired viii,"
Iidg‘és. Wrested from them i l} the Austrians. .
. ,' ILittle news comes to London from the Dardanelles.
Officially, it iinntrmated that the Turkish forces
2p
“MCCAIN
WNW
Which-storm
, ofCosvictioiilgo'lst
NEW YORK, June lib—The federal
., district court yesterday granted im-
‘ muniiy to John L. BTiiard, former di-
rector of the New York, New Haven
and Hartford Railroad Company, who
was indicted with twenty of the direc—
tors past and present for alleged
criminal violation of the anti trust
law. _
Mr. Biliard claimed immunity on
mum can?
(III Iain us
From $2,000 to $3,000 will he
in improving the Warwick
property, on North Main street,
ed by Mrs. V. A. Scofield, of this
The front steps, which at the
cut time overlay on the illicit},
will he removed, and the floorof
building lowered on a level
the other business houess on
street. The hotel will also 119
Ieraliy improved throughout.
I The work will be done by W '
IH McMahon. Surveying and .
work was started this morning.
improvements will be of could
value, and will add much to lgh
the Rus-‘I ‘
clans apparently are contenting themselves with repels;
, may mean that you'll pay more than
are .. II 3'
the ground that he had testified be-'
fore the interstate commerce commis- .
sion and the federal grand jury which-
in ‘1912, indicted Charles S. Mellen,
then president of the. “New Haver"I
road; President Chamberlin of the
Grand Trunk Railway Company and
Chairman Smithers on charges ofl
conspiracy.
The court denied the government’s
motion that a judgment of conviction
be entered against Edward D. Rob
bins, a director and former counsel
of the “New Haven" road, because of
the overruling of Mr. Robbins' plea in
baroto the indictment. This, it was ford. are residing together.
assumed, would result in Mr. Robbins: A child was born to Mrs. .,
entering a plea to the indictment and I and OhBflen several month “to,
standing trial. Mr. Billard is head of since that time the woman bu
the J L Biliard Company, whose considered mueer. tShe alleged on
name was brought into the investiga- stand this morning he threatened
tion of the Boston & Albany stock night to kill her and the children»,
“9315' she said she went away with him
Judge Hunt asserted in his opinion Hartford because he threatened ,
in the Robbins case that it was very and she was afraid of him. ,
unusual for a court to he asks! tol Mraiiadden acknowledges her‘h
punish a man as guilty because he" feels queer," and on the stand
had failed to sustain a defense of law morning complained bitterly thlt
which did not, on its face, necessarily (O’Brien) was constantlnly “NIW
involve an a‘dinission of guilt. her and "driving her mad The V
Mr. Robbins wasasn‘anted two days has two other children bbsldca fit
within which to enter a new plea couples baby. She is considered to but
in granting to Mr. Dillard, Judge mentally unbalanced.
IHunt said that the same conditional Judge George H Voobtirgh .
existed in regard to Biliard as open O'Brien $7 and costs, and~sentenM
ated to give William Skinner and him to 30 days in jail on the chem
of misconduct, noliing the :other than
ants. " . “3,:
l -.._.__....__.___.....
HAD HEARD His PAPA.
Mother-Willie i'm shocked at U
tractiveness of North Main sued}.
PECULIAR CHARACTER GOES ,
JAIL.
William O'Briont “Half Indian
Half Iirioh" Guilty of MI.-
conduct.
I William O’Brien of Lexington a ..
nue this city who describes it i,
as being “half indian and half at”,
was arrested last night hy
Milton H. Lockwood, charged with
suit, drunkenness and miscond
that he and Mrs. lda Baden. or ‘
.lamc s S Elton immunity heretofore
"ranted to them.
WHEN THE COUNT'S AWAY.
“E‘ISO .lei' dear co t ~ ,
wounded" up we Do you know what beconyps of lttt
‘ ‘ n t
Slie«Yes, but his picture doesn’t boys who use and words who he?
Ishow it. _ play baseball?
Willie~i es'm. They grow up and.
become golf players.
*Wwwv
FREE--Free to the ladies-d RE
This coupon, presented at the Box Office of the
Roton Point Theatre—THURSDAY svatiitc
Entities the Bearer to One Ircc Admission to the Pictur
Show.
FREE — to the ladies —— FREE ,
Iie-—Tliat's a front idem—Life.
OPl N YEAR ‘ : ' 1
mm COMPO INN
Dine and Dance Between the Courses—Orchestra:
———-CAFr GRILL
inimitable Entertainment—Perfection in Food and Service..
SHORE Dhi’iER OPE IA‘
$1.5012 Noon to 8: 30 p. m.-—Commencing May 29.
.IVl E N‘ U
Olives, Celery, Radlshes, Pickles, Little Necks, Clam Chowdtsr, Flo
. in Season. Parisienne Potatoes, Half Cold Boiled Lobster, Maydnna :
Dressing, Half Broiled Chicken, New Boiled Potatoes, Vegetables
Season, Demi Tfissp. :
To neglect to read . the, Sentinel-l
“Furnished Rooms" advertisements
District of Norwalk, ¢ .
icourt. June 3rd, A.D.,1915
, , , _ _ , 3 Estate of Emma Smfih, l
. . — _ “walk in said District, dec _
' . ' W Th. Court of Probiite r ’
ENTERI‘AINMENT met (H "mm hath limited
lowed six months from the at
For the Benefit“!
of tor the creditors of as
THE PLAYGROUNDS
exhibit their claims for
Those who neglect topic
4 HIGH SCHOOL HALL,
Tuesday,- June 22. FM 8 P- M- ,
is necessary and get less than you
should have
accounts, properly attest
said time,’« will be debarred
Tickets.:..........iascents Wt“? . , .
‘ , ' _ WILLIAM
Baur’s,. Not-walk Drug Co. '33 10 17 ‘
Norwalk:- South Norwalk . I -,__..__.___.._
1 I . District of Norwaik,
. ~ ’ Co June 2nd., .1. D.,
I- 4:: ’ "m’ ‘
. - Estate of Marshall a Toll
Dorion House
I Grego Boulevard
( who? Nonvolk )
lowed six mohths, from t ,,
of for the creditors of oat
- 9mm their, Claim! for
.. Opcndeay 1' - Thoserwho elmt Ito r
microcosms . I. It.
" " Auto #9
CQOKED To 01$an ' . ”his. are‘rgttlifestod to
i N Pro CM A»
slit. to 10 11
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