f? Norwalk tonight provided they cut
\the coupons from this paper and pre-
,‘ sent them at the door of the theatre '
1 Sentinel.
’mzsco, graduate from the University
' formance of "The Blue Paradise," a
. closing of the Stamford theatre ,unli
. people in the nearby towns ape ready
'oi' the calibre of “The Blue Paradise "
, motion pictures, . with features, will
. pleted arrangements with the Univer-
(pitch week.
4’ Human Menace, " will be shown as the
feature picture of the evening. This
._..Is_ one of the most thrilling of the
.:"_screen stories, One wliich embodies a
pleasing love tale together- With other '
‘ throughout.
' "Pressing His Suit " a comedy drama
~dancing, with the coupon arrange
New Britain Lad, Hit by Auto, Dies in
playing in the street nui- his home , ,
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WANTED, ‘ TO LET.
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WANTED—WOMAN T0 Taxis}
T0 LET—5 ROOMS, CORNER OF-
out washing. Apply John A. Mills. 18 Wood and Burbank streets Rent 312
Harbor View avenue.
Beach. :17 3t]
2
WANTED—A MIDDLE AGED
white w,oman as cook, lanndmss and not and cold water,
general honsew.orker Reference re ectric light. Apply apartment
iqnired. Two in family. Mrs. W. H. or building.
Boyle, Rowayton avenue and Pennoy-l
Harbor View ,lnquire 9 Elizabeth street. Tel. 1249-22,
1173
20 Keei; South Norwalk. j17 1t
1118! “"‘ .
1 FOR SALE-AT UNION CEME
FOR sALE~sfiNDiNG GRASS
Also some wagons. F. Sooiield, .\'o. 80
Strawberry Hill, East Norwalk.j17 3t
ron SALE—PRACTICALLY new .
TO LET—FURNISHED ROOM ikitchen coal range. with hot water
bat,h gas and ei: {font Cali Friday a. in is High St,
or street, South Norwalk, Conn. 116 (it
twice a week 81. 00 per
meals. Address 21., care of Sentinel. ltion
115 St
TO LET—2 0R 3 ROOMS FUR-Na tery, one half of a choke plot. near
V — .ished complete for light housekeeping, lentrance
WANTED—Vi OMAN- TO CLEAN. with every convenience, with private
day and family. 22 Madison street, near sta-
117 St,
Miscnnnauuous
PIANO—WILL RENT PIANO
cheap to good family for the summer
or sell for cash less than one half
improvements,
house, 6 rooms all
street, Norwalk.
TO LET—HOUSE. 6 ROOMS ALL
226 Main street. Hail"
improvements,
Ward street. H. V. Carr, 224, Main
116 at
real value. Piano can be seen by ap-
pointment. Address at once, M. it. c110
115 at
iTALIAN MIDWdFE—MRB SANTA
TO LET—181‘. FLOOR, 26 ELIZA.
both street, rooms. Part improve-meats
Inquire G. Cnneo, Washington street.
:16 3t
ReasOnable. Mrs. John
Lowndes, Rowayton. Phone 1187.1178t
FOR SALE—CEDAR DINGY. NEW.
Apply 54 Cove avenue, East Norwalk.
Phone 138“. 11'! 1t
FOR SALE—A 20 H. P. RU‘NA‘BOUT
1911. Complete. top, windshield, tools,
610. Just overhauled and painted, all
igoodtires. Price 82,00. Phone 1089. P.
lo. Box 325 Sonth'Norwalk. 317 (it
FOR SALE—825 GAS STOVE. Ll-
hrary table and other household furn-
ishings. 19 Edlie avenue. Tel 81622
at Italy. Licensed in New York and
Connecticut. Close Examinations and
assistance by latest modern methods.
23 Ely avenue. Telephone 315. )3 2m
Keeler's Shoe stroe.
CALVATOR CHARIOTT— GENER-
QC! contractor. Estimates given on
all kinds of contract work. Be sure
to get our estimate. We can save you
money. Phone 816-8. 26 Wood St.
built 7 AMUSEMENIS ,
West street.
centrally located.
cent Terrace, South Norwalk.
'ro tar—Two FRONT OFFICE
roms in the Keeler Building. Will be
decorated to suit tenant. inquire at
1 at
J 6 - engine. inquire J. H. DoWaters‘, Ro-
TO LET-HOUSE 0F 8 ROOMS 0R
would rent to suit tenants. Four, five
or six rpoms, garden and fruit trees,
and place for chickens. inquire 38
316 31
FOR RENT—8 ROOM HOUSE,- _
Inquire at 3 Cr es_;1’iains. Tel. 675-2. 4
115 at
STAMFORD THEATRE.
The Stamford theatre harbored a
large gathering last night at the per-
location.
35 Cove Ave., East Norwalk.
To LET—FIVE ROOMS, GOOD
Rent reasonable. F. Hopp,
115 3t
116 31
FOR SALE—PLEASURE BOAT. 33
feet long, 12 feet wide. 8 H. P.“P\almer
wnytoli. 110 11 12 17 18 19
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FOR BALE—8 HORSES; DOUBLE
seated carriages, 2 :bnslflbss wagons, 1
rubber tired runabout, 3 sleighs, reap-
er‘and binder in first class condition‘.
inquire Sam Shilepaliy Cranbnry
FOR SALE—RIDING. DRIVING
and Polo pdnies. N. Zach, T. Miller of
Miller Bros. 101 Ranch, Bliss, Okla-i
home, is at Westport. Conn., on the
"Old Golf Club Farm," ‘Danbnry road,
musical production of the Slinbcrts.
The audience left the house With a col
lection of fine songs to hum and an
abundance of clever repartee on
their tongues. Magnificant 111- $10- inquire on premises.
To LETfi-SECOND FLOOR AT
Cottage street. 4 large rooms and one
small one. Newly papered. Water, gaa‘ ,
and electricity. Adults preferred; Rent
:15 3t
deed was the production In its elabor-
ate settings. A cast of fifty or more
supporting Cecil Lean, Hastie Burke,
Ted Lorraine, Cleo Mayfleld and other
stars marks Hm nroduction as stupend-
ous and the class displayed during the 1236 2
To LET—3 ROOMS AND KITCH-
euette. Rent reasonable. 14 Reynolds, I
East Norw.alk Inquire, R. F. Hawkins,
8 Haviland street, South Norwalk. Tel.
117 at
with 25 Superior saddle and driving
nonles. A fiw high class polo polnes.
abs promptly centimetre well bro
We“ selected for
chiidm i hamme weight car-
riers. Miller Bros. sell quickly at small
profits. Ponies will be shown and can
be tried any time. Phone 225, West-
'port.
I
CadillaC. One Maxwell runabout. one
thiee acts leaves no doubt as to the
future success. Although the an-
nouncement had been made of the
August, the audience of last night
clearly demonstrated the wonderful
support that Stamford, Norwalk and Washington street.
l T0 LET—coon OPPORTUNITY.
Well established grocery store and fix-
tures in full running order. Also 3. 4,
and 5 loom apartments. All centrally
located. Rent reasonable. In quire 76
:15 3t
to give first- class productions. Here's
hoping to receive announcement soon
of the booking of another production
‘
"THE HUMAN MENACE."
Starting this evening, six reels of
‘Inquire United Grocery 00.,
Main street.
T0 LET—6 ROOMS WITH ALL
improvements, at 12 Lincoln avenue;
5 5 rooms, with improvements, 12 Ham-
ilton avenue, 5 rooms, (72 North Main
street, and store at 70 North Main St.
North
114 if
7 passenger Packard. One Marion run-
about. Cars for hire. Storage. White
Motor Sales 00., Back MP. 0., South
‘Norwalk. Tel 940. Agents for Auburn
automobiles. .
TO RENT FROM JULY Ist.
One-half house, 7 fine rooms, all
modern improvements, 74 \\ ood—
ward Ave. Apply at 84 V\ ood-
ward Ave.
ENRY A. HEGELEIN.
be shown at the Roton Point park
open alr'motion picture theatre. Man-
ager Neville Bayley yesterday com
Swartz a Corbett. block.
Sill and Pathe film companies and an-
nounced this morning that the first
of the six reel shows would be given
this evening and that there will be
feature pictures on certain evenings
Cigar Co. , \
Go.
To LET—THE PICTURE SHOP IN
completely
furnished and ready for business; also
bachelor apartment. large front room
and kitchenette. For further particu-
lars. inquire the office of The Old Well
17 it
To LET—FOUR ROOM APART-
meat. 8rd floor rear. Swartz and Cor- .
bett block, rent 88. adults only. Also
Tonight the two/reel drama, «ThMtwo lotto. steam heat and electric
elevator service. Fer further particu-
lars inquire of The Old Well Cigar .
mas tt . '
Special, Music
EVERY CATO-RDAY EVENING
Clifford Hotel
Rathskeller
NOTE—Now entrance from Elin-
both street. '
material which makes it interesting
In addition to this picture, the roar- - \
lng comedy “In and Out of Society,"
and Who Devil's Creation,” a start!
,ing drama, will be shown. '
Pictures are free to the women of Chapel street, Norwalk.
To LET-781x ROOMS. 4 CROSS
street. So. Nerwalk. Rent 812- inquirs “
I“. D. Lawton. 171 South Main street. ~-
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To LET—5 ROOM APARTMENT '
East Washington street. East N
walk. Partial improvements, i- ,
812. 00; also 5 room apartment 22
inquire 64
South Main street. or telepboiie‘n't so.
Tomorrow night there will be’ free
ment
1 Boy in PLAY srnucK.
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Hospital. ,
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yesterday. John Hounestan. aged 11.
was struck by an automobile driven by
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en the oflensii‘c. An official statement from Constantino-
ple says heavy losses were inflicted on the French and
British, but an announcement from London is to the cf-
fect that the Turks were repulsed in an attempt to re—
capture lost trenches.
According to a Constantinople report, a Turkish
aviator has seen a British warship of thee type of the
Agamemnon aground near the entrance of the Dardancilcs,
her deck almost submerged. Official denial was made at
London yesterday of reports that the Agamemnon had
been sunk.
PARIS, June 17, 2 :20 p. m.—Th_c ircnch Vi ar Of-
ficc this afternoon gave out a statement on the progress
of hostilities which reads as follows: ‘
“In the Vosgcs the progress made by us yesterday
rendered us complete masters of the line of heights
which dominate the valley of the Fccht River, the
north of Steinbruck and Metzerald.
“To the south, also, we have gained ground between
the two branches of the Uppcer Fecht and along the
heights which separate the valley of the Fect from the
valley of the Lauch.
“Regarding the rest of the front. there is nothing to
add to the announcement made last night."
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BERLIN, June I7, by \VirEless to Sayvillc, N. Y.—
According to the Dyerseas News Agency, a decisive bat-
tle, from which important results are expected, is now in
progress all along the Russian front. '
. “German forces along the Rawka Rfiier (Central Rus-
srand’oland, west of \Varsaw),h me now taken the’of-
fcnsn'fle’ says the announcement from the news agency.
“The German battle line, in Poland, Galicia and Buko-
wine. is 1,100 kilometres (682 niileS) long.
"German and Austrian forces are attacking the cue-
my in a decisive battle, and big results are expected."
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SAN FRANCISCO, June l7.—Tlic oil tank steamer
Des'abla, under charter to the British gocemmcnt was
sunk 15y a German submarine off the coast of North
Scotlafid, Monday, according to a cablcgram rcccii ed bv~
Robert Mitchell treasurer Of the General Petroleum
Company, from Andrew Weir, a British Oil financier.
Weir's cablcgrapi. which was madcpublic‘today, con-
veyed no news as to the fate of tlic stcaiiicr's crew.
The Dcsnblc was built in 1913 for the General Pc—
, trolcum Company, and was Operated for a time on the
Pacific coast.
The \csscl was of 6000 gross tonangc. ‘ It held a
chant r from the Bank Linc, bilt was rc-ciiartcrcd by \‘l air
to the liritish government.
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PHILADELPHIA, Junt- l7.-F0ur young.r members
of the Society of Friends will sail from New York on Sat—
urday for France and Belgium. where they will serve with
the English Friends" Ambulance unit in the war zouc.
The recruits, who are the first Friends to yoluntcer from‘
this country. are recent graduates of~Havcrford College
and a colleges in the west. They will serve for four
months. ‘
,CONS'I‘ANTINOPLE, via Wireless to London. June
17.8:11 a. m.——Tlie following Official statement was is-
sucd tonight at the Turkish War Office: 1
“Our artillery has caused the enemy heavy losses at
Ari Biirnti. \
“Our coast batteries successfully bombarded the en—
cmy's transports. camp and airship sheds a't Seddul Bahr."
ROME, June 16 via Paris, June 17, 5: lo a.
ll]. --
»-Italian successes at various points on the battle line are
claimed in an official statement issued tonight at the
War Office, which says:
'Fighting to our advantage is reported from all
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along the front, notably at Seugnatoria and Brentonico, in _ '
the Adige Valley: at Fedaja Pass and Monte'piano, iii
_ Cadore. along the line‘of‘ Crests from; Valle Piccolo to ‘.
. Valle Grande, in Carnia, where the enemy has rc—doublcd I
his, efforts in the last few days, and at certdin points
along the Isonz'o, where our troops are making secure“
successes already obtained-
“Esnecial sucecss attaches to the action devel-
, oped in the Monte Nero zone by our Alpine troops, to -
whom had been entrusted the task of diled‘ging the en- , .
‘ cmy from ambush among the rocks which buttress the
summit Oh the northern side It Was begun at night by
7' a Ld‘ariner and difficult escalade 0f the crags. The .action .
.,was continued at dawn. by
.were crowned with ‘c'omplete success.
‘iwbich
. Up to the present
the capture of 375 prisoners. including fourteen officers
impetuous attacks
has been announced, but this is only the first instalment. ” ‘.
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, LONDON, ]une '17, r: 09 p. m .-—The British steamer ”
1 Trafford, of 234 gross tons and owned in Liverpool, has
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been torpedoed and sunk by a German submarine.
crew was saved. ~
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LONDON, 'june '17, 12: 33 p m.—-Turkish troops in
the Dardinielles have been repulsed ifb‘ their attempt to ,
recapture the trenches lost by them to the British and the
‘ - French on June 12, ascording to an officialstatement on
.the situation in the Dardanelles, made public here to-
day l H _, , ~
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LONDON, June l7. 10:20 a. m.--A regency for
Greece, on account‘of the serious illness of King Constan-
tine. .is urged by the nempapers of that country that sup-
port the policies of former Premier Vennelo’i. according
to a dispatch from Athens published by the
Sm‘ today.‘ '
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Show.
There's a wide diflerence in Brass Beds. There is Out
that is cheap in the cheap sense and the purchaser gets cheap
return for his money.
“e have Brass Beds that are cheap at the price, yet
we do not sacrifice the quality.
Brass Beds 88 75 to $15
Enamel Beds $2.75 to $22 18
The A J. Collins Co.
if new p,
PICTORIAL REVIEW
- P A T T E R N S
for July
» are ,
“(RE-SIS. 7131.5 and CHARMING :7
In no other patterns can you ‘ t 2‘“
find such adorable styles.
In order to be ahead of the, fashion
you must use
Pictorial Review Patterns
“a .11.. FASHION BOOK
for SUMMER
On sale at the pattern counter: ‘
It costs only ten cents when purchased
I with one 15 cent pattern.
James Donnelly
16 SOUTH MAIN‘STREET. '
Ladies FREE DANCING Ladies.»
THIS COUPON PRESENTED.— ' ' '
Al The Roles Point Dancing Pavilion
Friday Evening, J une 18th
WILL ENTITLE THE BEARER TO ONE FREE AD» .
MITTANCE.
Ladies FREE DANf NC Ladies
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Dressing, Half Broiled Chicken. New Boiled Potatoes, Vegan
Season. Demi Tessa
~ A LA CARTE SERVICE AT A1512
Dorlon House
Grego Boulevard)
( lies:y Norwalk
=. '- Opens May I.
SHORE DINNERS AND ALLl
KINDS OF SEA FOOD.
COOKED TO ORDER.
JOHN E. O'SU-L‘LIVAN, Prop
5: f “ Telephone Call 110.
Comps at
Now Open for the Season.
SHORE DINNERS AND
ALL maps Or
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Dine and Dance Between the Gonna—Orchestra.
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Inimitable Entertainment—Perfection in Food and Servi
$1 50 SHORE DINNER SPE IAL
12 Noon to 8: 80 min—Commencing May 29.
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