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For Sale,
face or Caps, Double Price.
WfAds. —To Let.
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Words orLess, 26c
Three'l'imamfiach AdditionalWord, 1 centperlnoerlion. Inblack-
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Business and
progress on the wetsern front
a
and Paris are at variance, it is
made some gains in the distric
western France.
WANTED.
,
T0 LETI
FORM?- PETROGRAD, June 17, v
‘Address GA F.., 010 Sentinel. 118 iii
WANTED—T0 EXCHANGE TWUI T0 LETwLAItGE FURNISHED}
jamily house on the best residentiai‘mom’ all modern conveniences
street in Danbury for a house in melluawrence, 32 Soui'u Main sireet ‘
Norw,aiks or will sell at a sacrifice. 3‘18 3t
i TO LET—6 ROOMS WITH ALL IM-
WANTED—A YOUNG GIRL POND! provements, at 12 Lincoln Ave;
of children, to care for three year old room cottage, with improvements, 12
child. Sleep home. Apply, Mrs. H. A.§ Hamilton avenue, 5 rooms, 72 North
Hall, 40 Stevens street, Norw.alk {Main street, and store at 70 "North
jl 3t Main street. Inquire United Grocery
, Mcsco, graduate from the University
- 23 Elly avenue. Telephone 315. .13 2111,
' vv’ ' ‘ tlon.
. B’El contractor.
{two local universities charge more, re-
._Prague. The average charges are:
.‘.\ ,
C'slonal men is estimated as follows:
iCo, “North Main street. 114 tf
WANTED—WOMAN TO TAKE;
out washing. Apply John A. Mills. 18‘. TO LET—-6 PLEASANT ROOMS.
Harbor View avenue, Harbor View Water, toilet, nice yard. 18 Union St.
Beach. 117 3t Inquire W. Hllsdon. 6 Elizabeth St.
118 it
WANTED—A MIDDLE AGED
.white woman, as cook, laundress and
T0 LET—TWO
Dr. :Also some wagons. F. Scoiield, No. 80
5_ i entrance.
CONNECTING '
FOR SALE—STANDING GRASS.
Strawberry Hill, East Norwalk jl7 3t resulted in the capture of 8,746
FOR SALE—AT UNION CEME-
tery, one~half of a choice plot, near
Reasonable. Mrs. John
Lo‘w.ndes,R.owayton Phone 1187. j17 3t
FOR SALE—A 20 H. P. RUNA‘BOUT
1911. Complete, top, windshield, tools.
etc. Just overhauled and painted, all
good tires. Price 8200. Phone 1089. P.
O. Box 325 South Norwalk. in at
another force which crossed the
engagement was “‘fierce.”
‘.‘In the Shavli region and
were repulsed during the 15th
tinue
“On the Narew front there
ing the day,
FOR SALE—$25 GAiS STOVE. Ll-
brary table and other household furn-
ishings. 19 Edlie avenue. Tel 616- 2
.116 3t
ABM ADV Am
FAIT TWO DAYS AT A GREAT COST.
(Continued from First Page.)
and Ruriiania to accept the latest ofi’ers of the Allies are
advanced as reasons for this view.
The heaviestfighting of several weeks
attacks by the French and British.
taining sever losses, and although reports
m.-—A notable success was scored by the Russians
the Dniester above Znurawna on June 14 and 15, which
ficiai statement issued at the \Var Office tonight. Austro-
German forces also are reported to have been hurled
back on the same front further to the southeast
was destroyed. No comment is made on the action be—
tween. Lubaczow and the San, except to state that the
The communication follows:
there has been no essential change.
«so
HAD! DURING
I
is now in
in consequnece of the new
Each side is sus-
from Berlin
evident the French have
t north of Arras, North-
ia Paris, june 18. 6:15 a.
on
men, according to art-lof—
while
Dniester above Nizniovv
west of the Middle Niemen
All German attacks
and the engagements con— '
were no engagements dur-
i.
9A0!
Lawns-r PRICES
HIGHEST QUALITY—BEST SERVICE
——ALWAYS AT—
ANDREW DAVEY’S
go WASHINGTON STREET
\ SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone 410. Prompt Delivery ‘
€335” FLOURificwmm’s' «51.05 i)
PEERLESS COFFEE
GOLDEN SANTOS Money and Skill Cannot
COFFEE Produce a Coffee gilt
’ M St
- Equals Most 25c Coffees F122;, rength or mat
30¢“)
20¢ 1b., 5 lbs. for 95¢ 2,, s & H Stamps Free 4 ‘
VAN Regular 10C
CAMP’S MILK Tall Can Cut to 7
Clioice Ceylon, Oolong, PEERLESS TEAS
Mixed or Eng. Breakfast AllaKinds
TEAS Pure, Fragrant Delciolls'"
35¢ lb- 50¢ 11)
no S. & H. Stamps Free 60 S & H. Stamps Fret
39999.1 houseworker. Reference “3. rooms furnished with the convenienc- FOR SALE—PLEASURE BOAT. 33 “On the Bzura, above Sochaczew. we repulsed on the New Potatoes $22: Fancy 350 pk
lluiI‘Od- TWO in family. Mrs. W. H. ‘33 for iight‘housekeeping, with toilet teetlong,12feet 99mg 3 H. p, Palmer 16th the attacks by small German forces. The battle con-
Boyle, Rowayton avenue and Pennoy- and "111111118 water. N3" delm- ‘1‘??le 2 engine, Inquire J. n. DeWatei-s. Ro- tinucs. I Blue Ti ' Pure Tissue Pin-e Leaf 1
er street. South Norwalk, (391111.116 tit 214 East “venue- j 8 t wayton. no 11 12 17 1819 nF- TC 1 t to k dates on the 1 th between P ‘-
— _ . -____ __ ‘e e “gag?" 6“ 5 ° ‘ _ 5 _ MATCHES TOILET PAPER LARD
-vaNTED—WOMAN. TO CLEAN To LET—~THREE LARGE ROOMS FOR ORB—0ND 5 PASSENGER the town of Lubaczow and the Sam and in the region of Regular 5c box Regular 5c roll Cut to
twice a week. 81.00 per day and on secondufloor; part improvements. Cadillac. One Maxwell runabout. one the village of Krakowmc. , . 3 for 10¢ 3 for 10¢ 21135. for 25¢
mem- Address Mo care 01 Sentinel-{electric lights and gas. Couple Dre- 7 passenger Packard, One Marion run~ “On the Dnicster front on the night of the 16th in , ‘
“5 ”Tired- ‘APP'Y Leroy Adamv “fling: 43°11‘- 01" 101' We; $0333, hunt: the sector between the Tismenitza andthe Stry rivers, Cut to ‘ c ,‘i
. . - - - ‘ °" “w“e' °‘°’ 5“” 0°" B“ 0‘ 0“ h a ' i'n b ck in disorder. NEW CABBAG ‘
“kW‘LM‘N‘UUF- ~ ‘Norwalk. Tel 940. Agents for Auburn t ‘ 8,ng wasltlhm‘ t a th m. t r above 7u_
T0 LET—FOR A SMALL FAMILY. automobiles. 'f” “on“ e cap “"5 0“ e “.‘95 ,e ‘ -
ACOOUNTANT—EXPERT. OPENS, in select neighborhood, just 0,, Chest 93.999 p. the course of the 14m and 15th included 202 of- New Bermuda ‘ ATLAS CORN STARCH
1 MW...” '
gilt: “flogligsis’sfitemmzes b00111“. nut. street, South Norwaik, 4 or 5 TO RENT FROM JULY ist ficers and 8,544 men, six guns, 21 machine guns, cais- . ONIONS R0813“ 1°C pkg
. 9 r a a“ 3’ prepares “' good rooms, 312.00 a month. J. n: ' sons and other bootv 0“ t0 3“ qua“ l 3 for 25¢ »
ancial statements. Terms moderate. ' 18 3t ll ‘ II *
Address ‘Accountant,’ (:10 Sentinel. ”Hence Agency' j One—half. house, 7 fine rooms, a “On the 15th the enemy crossed the Dncstcr above D M E D -
118 (it , "—7 —"’—‘V-"‘—‘ “10de improvements, 74'“.00d' and below Nizniow. The forces which crossed above d onte NEW L MON AN OR
To LET—5 ROOMS- CORNER OF ward Ave. Apply at 84 \\ 00d- . PINEAPPLE UICE ANGE SUGAR
Wood and Burbank “we“. Rent ‘12 ward Ave were destroyed and those which crossed below were J
Estimates ch-ezrcidllcaiven on‘ i t_ Inquire 9 Elizabeth street. Tel. 1249-2. HENRY A. HEGELEM checked. The fighting continues. "‘43 50L Spec“! 3‘
in: Paint can be fiirilshed [138318 117 at “In the direction of Choiin, between the Pruth and 1° SW Fm 10¢ .Pkg' \
. i i, , . . - , " the Dnicster, ivc pressed the cncm on the 16th." . .. ‘
§i$°i§ie,.’iiii p333; 147° 33.31%: T° LET—‘FI‘RN‘WD “00“" . - ' ~ y PEA Regular C
' ’ ‘ilOi and cold water, bath. gas and 91- ‘ ‘. . c . . .- . NUT I5‘: Quality
t . . o . I , i _... ‘ ' , -
.8168! 317 III Special Mug“: \\ ASlilMiTOh, June 18. Count \on Lernstorff, .
"'ALIAN MIDWII FE~MRS SANTA
at Italy. Licensed in New York and
Connecticut. Close Examinations and
assistance by latest modern methods.
‘ - aALVATOR CHARIOTT— GENER-
Estimates givrvn on
oil kinds of contract work. Be sure
to got our estimate. We can save you
money. Phone 816-3. 26 Wood St.
Slill RESTAURANT
Management of F. R. Irwin,
Bridgeport. ,
35c.
COME IN AND
be convinced of the satis-
factory service.
Regular lllnner
_ ILLNESS cHEAP' m PRAGUE.
———-
Yet the Bees Are small.
According to a consular report, one
may at least be ill in Austria and not
dread the exorbitant doctor‘s bill 3hat
follows.
The city of Prague, with a popula-
tion of,,about 600,000, has only about
800 physicians, or one for every 7, 500
persons. A doctor charges for a day-
time call in a middle class family only
timeouts of 10 cents more than if the
patient calls on him iii his office For
a night call, the doctor receives from
$1. 50 to $2, according to the_ distance
,Oniy professors at the clinics of the
ceiying $2 to 84 for a house‘call and
1.... for an office visit. As in this coun-
try, the physician giVe only‘prescrlp-
tions.
About 100 dentists practice in
Drawing one tooth, '40 cents; cement
fjiiiing, 60 cents to $1; amalgam filling,
_80 cents to $2 ' , ,
’ The annual income of these profes-
"Head professor in- charge of clinics,
salary paid by the government. $1,140
to 81,000 and 86,000 to $11,000 from pri-
vate practice. other professors at clin-
ics, salary paid by the government,
, $1 000 to 310.000; general medical proo-
tltioners not attached to any clinic.
33.000 to 83,3 , the average income of
the dentist is $5, 000.
i New Sheer Fain-loo.
, — ' enettex Rent reasonable. 14 Reynolds.
.. Comparatively Few Doctors The",
ectric light. Apply apartment 20, Keel-
er building. 11’! 3t
TO LET—2 OR 3 ROOMS FURN-
islied complete for light housekeeping,
with every; convenience, with private
family. 22 Madison street. near ata-
117 3t
To LET—HOUSE, 6 ROOMS ALL
improvements, 220 Main street. Half
house, 6 rooms all improvements,
Ward street. H. V. Carr, 224 Main
street. Norwalk. 116 (it
To LET—181‘. FLOOR, 26 ELIZA-
betli St., ii rooms. Part improvements
Inquire G. Cdneo, Washington street.
» 116 3t
\
To LET—TWQ FRONT OFFICE
roms in the Keeler Building. Will be
decorated to suit tenant. Inquire at
Keeler's Shoe stroe. 116 st
To LET-f—HOUSE OF 9 ROOMS OR
would rent to suit tenants. Four, five
;or six rooms, garden and fruit trees,
and place for chickens. Inquire 38
West street. 316 3i
4
TO LET—3 ROOMS AND KITCH-
East Norwalk. Inquire, R. F. Hawkins,
8 Havlland street, South Norwalk. Tel.
12862117 3t
Swartz & Corbett block, completely
furnished and ready for business; also
bachelor apartment, large front room
and kitchenette. For further particu-
lars,'inguire the allies of The Old Well
Cigar Co. . 17 tf
To LET—FOUR ROOM APART-
ment, 3rd floor rear, Swarta and Gor-
bett- block. rent 88, adults only; Also
two lofts, steam heat and electric
elevator service. For‘fnrther particu-
lars inquire of The Old Well Cigar
Co. m25 tf
TO LET—SIX ROOMS. 4 CROSS
street, 80. Norwalk. Rent :12. Induire
FD. Lawton, 171 South Main street.
., . m it
To LET—5 ROOM APARTMENT.
East Washington “ruff East.‘ Nor,-
ivalk”. Partial improvmients, rent
:12 00; also 5 room apartment .3!)
Chapel street, Norwalk. . Inquire 84
South Main street, or telephone 60,
129 t!
They are especially attractive in these
dainty linen lawns, which wear sur-
prisingly well in spite of their gossa-
mer thinness and a touch of white re-
lieves the delicate color.
ili'rencli stripes in white and color
The finest of linen lawn in dellcabs
colon is the material chosen for some
of the most charming tub frocks of
.i-h! simple type. and where hench‘
are shows one is
firewood iii-Ir models oftblstypo.
l
lof handkerchief linen. and these make
tip-very smartly; but the models in
To LET—THE PICTURE snorm _
are available in the same line linen
lawn as well as in the heavier grades
plain color when successful are per-
~evsnv sarunoav EVENING
Clifford Hotel
.. Rathskeller
NOTE—Now entrance from Elite ‘
both Street.
\Sune Good
Results
on Shopping
Iii Person
We Take
on mo. 13%:
are pleawd.
Potted Rice;
Flakes; Olive Oil.‘ All kinds of Fruit
and Vegetables.
Daher W®Co
Railroad Ave. cor. ‘cuy so Tel. 1683
Pulled ' Wheat: Corned .
the German ambassador. had
who wired the secretary fro
of deception.
once to prmeut the spread o
W
#—
TALKS ON TRIFT.
Thrift For the Young.
“Thrift is one of the cornerstones on
which manhood must be constructed "
-—Henry Ford, of Detroit.
It is a‘ fact well known to wise par'
outs and teachers. that the best way
to learn is by doing. During the com-
ing school vacation, let. your children
3 do a little work and earn a little inon
‘ey.
They will then appreciate better the
value of money and the importance
of saving part of every dollar earned.
A young boy who sells Saturday Ev-
ening Posts was asked by his sister
for a loan of fifteen cents. He had
some doubts about the prompt return
of such a loan, so he said. ‘ ,
“No, Marry, 1 don't want to let you
have that money. It took me an hour
yesterday to earn fifteen cents sells
ing Posts and. I'm going to hang on
to it for a while "
There are many ways lir'whioh am-
striped ones.
In many models the skirt fulness ls
massed on the ides. the front being
sort of panel effect is arranged which
has a flat front panel of tiny full-
length box piaits. 'Hip yokes are lik-
but are more successfiii in iirm materi-
als than in sheer stuffs. . ~
LOCOMOTIVES FOR BELGIANS?
tlve Company had received orders
from the Belgian State Railroads for
ad out that the Belgian railroads are
”Almost wholly in possession of the
Germans and suggested that the lo-
that the order may have been placed
pop: a triiio more heinous this his i
left almost plain; and in others some '
twenty locomotives caused Speculaiion’
today as to the purpose for which this]
alluipment is intended. ft m point. count. This will firmly. establish the'
eomotives might bo‘iiitended for use
in England, France or Russia, and 11‘. B silverwood stores of Lou inc
boy can- run erxands, deliver things
with his band, 193- power express. wag-
‘on, caddy on a golf course, etc. ,
iA‘ country boy or girl can earn mon-
ey by planting and tending a garden,
or caring for animals. A young girl
in North Dakota made over $150 from
ad, too, for front flattening purposes.- a litter of pigs which her sensible
'parents turned over to h\er to look af-_
ter. .. . ~
Gifts, in city or country, can help
with‘ the hdusework, do sewing. make
NEW YORK, June 18 .—Announce- candy and in many other “ways make
ment here that the American Locomo; themselves useful as well as: ornamen-
till.
money he or she should be encourag-
611 to put game of it into a savings ac-
habit of saving.
The Boy Scouts of America have a
Thrift plank in their .platform.
also opened 7004avings ‘accounts at
in the name of the Belgian railroad. the fins Amino Trust and linings
by a representative of the out». The Bank recently. These accounts were
American Locomotive Company otii moaned in the names or worthy news-i
clots we no intimidation on that: boys and cum: '0“
The entities are to be deliv-
The children of
conference with Secretary Lansing at
mom to i‘icrsonally deny the accuracy of published re-
ports.that a safe conduct obtained for Dr. von Meyer-
i‘icrhai‘d had been used to return to Europe by Dr. Alfred
Meyer. a German purdhasiiig agent of war- munitions.
The conference wasarraugcd for by the, ambassador,
in New York. Previously the.
charge d'aiTaircswoif the German Embassy at 'Ccdarhiirst,
L. 1., had made a geiirnl denial of the published charges
Count von Deriistorfi at today's conference \vas
pccted to request the. State I) cpartnictn to exert its iiiflii-
bltious boys cdn make money. A city]
Iiii every case, when a child earns
Following their annual custom the
piers of the city” ‘ .
Aligolos tinder A piibd adv. an, bani in the boat
has no or intuit years. 40,000 in‘ 9.9.4. . .
an engagement today for a
the State Depart-
0X-
f such reports.
—-—¥
number, have on deposit in the school
savings bank close to $1,000,000, al-
most 825 each. This good record is
ascribed to the instruction given mg
the business department of the differ-
ient schools.
Among the many other good things
that the Y. M. C. A. is doing. it is co-
ope'rating with the American Bénkers'
Association in the effort to increase
the sum total of thrifty living’ in this
country.‘
A recent number of
monthly magazine, Association Men,
was devoted almost entirely to the
subject of thrift. containing articles
{by aJmes J. Hill Henry Ford, George
W. Perkins and others. The front cov-
er was ornamented with a picture of
enlisted men of the navy depositingi
their savings for safe keeping with
the Brooklyn Navy Y. M. C. A., where
over $4,000, 000 has been deposited by
men of the service in the past thirt-
sen years. .
i. T. D. MacGREGOR
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HUGO AND THE BARBER.
when Victor Hugo lived in Paris in
the Place Boyle he usediéyb be shaved
iby a barber named "Brsssler A
ifriend or the poet asked the barber
one day if he was bu.sy “I hardly
know which way to turn, ” was the re-
ply. We have to dress the hair of
thirty ladies for soirees and ball.”
And 'M Brassler showed the list to
this friend. A fewidays after the
vii-lend returned and inquired about
the thirty ladies. "Ah, monsietirlt
said the harbor sadly. "1 was not
5 able to attend half the number, and .
ii have lost. my good customers
through M,‘ Victor Hugo? It appears
that the poet when about be be shay-r
ad" was huddsiily inspired and seized
the first plate of paper he could find
to write a poem. Hugo hastily left
the shop with his unfinished verses
Ion the back of which were the names
In and addresses of the thirty ladies,
many- of whom waited in vain for
their ooiflaur. ‘
W- ‘
l
Brass Beds
There’sawide difference in Brass Beds. There is o e
wtliat' lS cheap in the cheap sense and the purchaser gets chea
return for his money.
We have Brass Beds that are cheap at the price, yet;
we do not sacrifice the quality.
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THIS COUPON PRESENTED;
At The Rotoii Point Dancing Pavilion
Friday Evening, Jifne 18th,
WILL ENTITLE THE BEARER TO ONE FREE A
MITTANCE. ‘-' '
._...._.—_
‘ Devioulloiise'
(Grégory Boulevard)
East Not-walk
Opens May I. ,
SHORE DINNERS AND ALLI
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER.
Iv‘or the Benoit .
TH‘E PLAYGROU '
HIGH SCHOOL H
Tuesday, June 22.‘
Tickets . . . . .
1 Norwalk; D
South Now,
vBaur’s.
JOHN E .O'SULLWAN Prop Norwalk.
Telephone Call no. ,
Now Open iorLthe' Season. I
sHoas marinas “AND
ALL mos or
‘ can soon;
Norwalk Chronicler