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“ft—To Let,
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WANTED. l "
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WANTED-EXPERIENCED OPERAT-
ors on power machines, clean Work
good ipay. G. S. Roth & Son Cu., 40
:Water street. 121 3t
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iWANTED—CIDTHING SALES-
'man. A New York Merchant Tailoring
Concern wants a reputation in this
city and vicinity. Only an experienc-
ed man need apply in writing 1). A. S.
840 Broadway, lNew York. 9th floor.
Correspondence strictly confidential.
121 3t
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WANTED—COLORED WOMAN TO
do cooking and working. Apply U.
Money, Belle Island 119 3t
iNorwaiks, or will sell at a sacrifice.
Address G.A.F.. ., clo Sentinel 118 3t
P71 1
_ [VHanford place.
TO :LET. l
To LET—OWN YOUR HOME. .
Buildings plots in Norwalk, East Nor-
walk, South Norwalk, and Rowayton,
upon which you can erect your home,
with a very small payment down, bal-
ance on terms as rent. investigate this
it you are interested in owning a home .
do it now. linquiries solicited. The
Norwalk investment 00., 70 South
Main street. 1'21 61
3 T0 LET—FURNISHED ROOMS. 10"
121 31
! TO LET—ROOMS ON PUTNAM
avenue, all improvements. Inquire 47
lWest avenue South Norwalk, or phone_
WANTED—TO EXCHANGE TWO 458.
(amlly house on the best residential
- street in Danbury for a house in the
121 3U
' To RENT—4 ROOMS SECOND
floor new house all improvements.
$12. 00 No children. From July 1.
Louis '1‘ Hawkins, 35 Osborn ave-
WANTED-A YOUNG GIRL F‘OND 11116.
of children, to care for three year old
child. Sleep home. Apply, Mrs. H. A.
Hull, 40 Stevens street, Norwalk.
11 3t
WANTED—A MIDDLE AGED
white woman, as cook, laundress and
general houseworker. Reference re-
quired. Two in family. Mrs. W. H.
Boyle, ‘Rowayton avenue and Penney-
,er street, South Norwalk, Conn. 116 (it
MISCELLANEOUS.
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ACCOUNTANT—EXPERT. OPENS,
writes up, closes, systematizesbooks.
Makes periodical audits, prepares iln-
ancial statements. Terms moderate.
Address ‘Accountant.’ cjo Sentinel.
118 (it
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—NOTiCE. .
Estimates cheerfully given on paint-
ing. Paint can be furnished by ,the
owner or 'by‘ the painter. '1 can seve
you money. John Hudak, 47 Benton
street. 117 12t
lT/tLiAN MiDWlFE—MRS SANTA
Mcsco, graduate from the University
at ltaly. Licensed in New York and
Connecticut. Close Examinations and
assistance by latest modern methods.
23 Ely avenue. Telephone 315. 13 2m
eALVATOR CHARIOTT— GENER-
eral contractor. Estimates given on
all kinds of contract work. Be sure
to get our estimate. We can save you
money. Phone 8164!. 26 Wood St.
LOST.
Leer-AT compo BEA-OH, SUN-
day afternoon by working girl, small
green purse containing sum of money
in bills and change, green and gold
rosary nd small key. Rosary valued
as memento. Liberal reward for re-
121 (it
-LosT-—-'—'JBETWEEN STILL-SON it
ii’ovvell’s Drug store and Franklin St.,
Sunday evening. a purse containing a
N. Y.. N. -H. 8: H. Mileage ‘Bdok and a
small sum of money. Reward. Return
121 in
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Management of F. R; Irwin,
Bridgeport.“ _.
ilcpnlaulinaer 35c
COME IN AND
be convinced of the satis-
TO LET—FLAT. 5 ROOMS AND
Ilbath. All improvements. inquire Mrs.
Walk, 40 Van Zant street, East Nor-
walk. 119 3t
To LET—-Slx ROOM COTTAGE
with all improvements. 12 Lincoln
avenue. 5 rooms with improvements,
at 9 Hamilton avenue. 5 rooms with
improvements, 72 North Main syiet.
Store, 70 North Main street. inquire
United Grocery 100.. Nclth Main St.
T0 LET-SECOND FLOOR APART-
ment at 12 High street, South Nor.
walk; suitable for three or four adults.
street. 119 3t
.TO LET—4N DESIRABLE LOCAI,
ity, a house with every modern 1m.
provement, electric lights.,gas, four
rooms on‘each floor, besides pantry
and bath r0011». {Nice lawn with fruit
trees and grape vines inquire 22 Tayl-
or avenue, tiger West street. Also at
same address to rent, a pleasant furn-
ished room. Marble basin with hot and
cold water, large closet, with privil-
ege of bath. Home comforts. 119 (it
T0 LET—LARGE FURNISHED
room, all modern conveniences. Dr.
Lawrence, 82 South Main street.
118 31
To LET—TWO V CONNECTING
rooms furnished with the convenienc-
es for light housekeeping, with toilet
and running water. Near depot. Apply
214 East avenue. 118 St
TO LET—THREE LARGE ROOMS
on second floor; part improvements,
electric lights and gas. Couple pre-
ferred. .Appiy Leroy Adams, 28 Tay-
lor avenue.
T0 LET—FOR A SMALL FAMILY.
in select neighborhood. Just off Chest~
nut street, South Norwal’k, ~4 or 5
good rooms, $12.00 a month. J. B.
Lawrence Agency. ' 118 3t
'ro LET——THE PICTURE SHOP FN
Swartz & Corbett block, completely
furnished and ready for business; also
bachelor apartment, large front room
and kitchenette. For further particu-
lars, lnqnirethe oillce of The Old Well
Cigar Co. ' 17 tr
To LET—FOUR ROOM- APART-
ment, 3rd iloOr rear. Swans and Cor-
bett block, rent 88, adults only. Also
two lofts,‘stean1 heat‘ and electric
elevator service. For further particu-
lars inquire of The Old Well Cigar
Co. m25 tr
T0 LET—5 ROOM , APARTMENT.
factory service. .
T 11111101111
District of Norwalk, ss. Probate
Court. June 18th., A. D.. 1915.
Estate at Martin Money, late of '-Nor
walk, in said district, deceased.
I The Court of Probate! or the Dis-
‘trlct of Nerwaik hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the‘date hereof
.ior the creditors of said Estate to ex-
hibit their claims for settlement. .
,Those who neglect to wesent their
accounts, properly attested, within
said time, will be debarred a recovery.
tall persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make immediate payment
. monomer: A. COLEMAN,
‘J 19 26. J 3 . Administrator
.. V V V‘s-Housewives moi: "Sentinel Went
East Washington street. But Net'-
wflk. Partial improvements. .rent
312.00; mo 5 loom apartment so
Chapei‘street, Norwelk. Inquire 64
South Main street, or telephone 60.
129 t!
ENTERTAINMENT
Iron” the mentor
THE- ptavonouuns Q
HIGH SCHOOL HALL,
' Tuesday, June as. M 3 P: III-V
~Tickets . . .'.:. . .". . '. .-. ‘25 cents:
'Norwall: Drug Col;
South Norwalk
. , 'Baur’s,
Norwdlk. ‘
'~ £Aocept. all‘ the hick that comes
mummy—41111. hen't '1)me on its
coining! it you want a '1ob' use a San-
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—AIREDALE PUPPIES
sired by the great champion Soudan
Swiveller by blue ribbon dam. Write
for particulars. Maplewood Farm.
Cheshire, Conn. 121 it
: Cheshire, Conn. .
lCedlllaC. One Maxwell runabout. one
inquire on the premises or at 44 West ~
118 31 V
FOR SALE-LEGHORN CHICKS
for winter layers. l..ast hatch 8c. Week
old, 10c. Lots 25, 50. 100. Call or spe-
cify express. Cash with order. Peasely,
FOR BALE—SAIL AND SPAR SUIT-
a~ble t'or row boat. Hall. 195 East ave-
nue. East Norwalk. 119 3t
son sALe—oun V5 Newman
7 passenger Packard, an Marlon run-
about. Care for hire. Storage. White
Motor Sales 00., Beck at P. 0., South
Norwalk. Tel 940. AsentsV for Auburn
automobiles.
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TO RENT FROM JULY tat.
Ouc- half house, 7 fine rooms, all
modern improvements. 74 \\ ood—
ward Ave. Apply at 84 \\ ood-
ward Ave.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN.
Special Music
EVERY SATU RDAY EVVENING
Clifford Hotel V
Rathskeller .
NOTE—New entrance from Silu-
bath Street.
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Same Good"
Results
as Shoppin‘,
In Person
We 'l‘eh lepe-
del Pride In Pill-
t‘l'e pleased.
Pulled Rice; Puffed Wheat: Corned
Flakes; Olive 0". All kinda of Fruit
In? Vegetables.
Daher CO. Co.
Rellmed Ave. cor. Olly St. Tel. 1583
Now Open for the SeasOn.
S‘HORE‘DINNVERS ANDV
ALL KINDS or
SEAFOOD.
w. A. NASH, Prop;
Phone 8,6 2 - Weetport
«so;
‘ 'Dorlon- House
(Gregory Boulevard)
East Norwalk ‘
V Opens May I. ,
SHORE DINNERS AND ALL
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
. OOOKED TO ORDER.
JOHN E. O'SULLIVAN Prop.
Telephone Call y'ao. W
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A WIOE MERCHANT
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tinel Vil‘ant Ail.
"a.
edvsrtllernle mode. it he one ;do ,
it in a large way, its um‘ the Sentinel
classified ‘fii‘or sale" chime. Cell
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TURKISH FORCES ON GALLIPOLI PENINSULA
TAKE THE OFFENSIVE
(Continued from First Page.)
to north of Lemberg as well the Teutonic Allies arc clos-
ing in, seriously threatening Russian possession of the
city and the other districts of Galicia still in, the hands
of the invaders.
The VFrench and British are keeping up a continuous
oficnsive in the La Bassee and Arras districts of North-
ern France, in Lorraine and in the Vosgcs, with varying
fortunes. On the Italian front bad weather is again
ityerfcring 11 1111 operations.
BERLIN, via London, June 21, 11:15 a. m.—~PrOfes-
sor James Adolf Isreal, the widely known German spec—
ialist, is at the bedside of Sultan Mehmed at Constantino-
ple, according to the Tageblatt. ' He was commissioned
by the Turkish Embassy here on June 11 to go to Tur—
key. Prof Israel is the Sultan‘s guest at the Yildiz
Kiosk, where he will remain until the end of next week.
The nature of the Turkish ruler s ailment has not been
disclosed.
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.PETOGRAD, June 21. via London. [2:27 p. m.-The
Russian authorities have decided to take over the elec-
tric light companies here and at Moscow, which are own-
ed by Germany.
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NEW YORK, June 21.——The American Line sends
‘ not Secure an honorable future for Germany and .
that the German people never would forgive submission
out the following announcement regarding the carrying
of arms and ammunition: _ ‘
“The American Line again announces that its United
States mail steamships regularly plying,r between New
York and Liverpool have not been carrying and will not
carry arms and munitnos of war or other articles destined
for the use of the armed forces or of any government de-
partment of a belligerent sin to or articles consigned to the
authorities of a belligerent state." "
The vessels. according to the'statcment of the line.
are carrying regular normal traffic as they did before the
war.
BERLIN. June 21. via London. 1:49 p. m.—Empcr-
or .William. it was officlally announced by the German
War Department today. was present at the battle of
Bcskid for possession of the Grodck line. The Russian
positions are west of Lcmhcrg.
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ROME. June 21.——-‘.\’lclmlas Pasitcb. the Stfrblan pro-
nlicr. inturvicwod in Nisb Saturday by a correspondent of
the (llorualc d'ltalia exprtsscd confuhucc that the intcr‘
V1cutii:n!Of Rumaula is a quc stiou of only a few days. .
Nuitblas l’asitch has be. 11 premier of Serbia with one
bricf interruption for s01 oral yc lll‘S H1 survived the iuin~
istcrial; upheaval of last Dec ember 11 but he 1121s retained
to form a no“ (abiut-t.
He has been In the public eye for' nearly thirty—five
years and has bad a stormy political career. He came into
promlucntr thirty vcsrs ago when as one of ”the leaders
of the Russoplnlt Radicals he was inv'olwd 1n the con-
spirucy to kill King Milan. The s01 trutzn (halt lcnicntly
with him. but l‘asltch was arrested in 1899 charged with
having actually hired a man to assassinate Milan in the
streets of Belgrade. Both he and the man 11 hom hc cm-
plo_1 cd \1 erc sentenced to death. The latter 11 as executed
but I’asltch was pardoned.
‘ “llElRl [N 1111 LondOn, June 21~'-E11geuc Zimmermau's
article 1n the Lokalanzeiger, urging an amicable settle-
ment of the demands made by President WilsOn on (icr-V
many continues to bring down on his head the wrath of
his confercs Some of the pa oers arc violently criticising
the views expressed in the Lokalanzclger and others, led
by the Socialist press, -are indorsing them.
There has been considerable discussion of the eco-
nomic consequences of possible trouble with the United
States. Baron 1on Wangeaheim, president of the
Agrarian League. in a speech yesterday demanded that
' no premature peace be concluded and that no feeble sub-
m1ssivencss be displayed toward the American demands.
He declared that no one wanted a pears that would
said
to the American menaces.
V“L“ct America seize our ships," he said, “and the rest ‘
of our property. That country cannot by a declaration
of war do us more harm than it is doing at present. What .
are a few thousand millions in 'comparison to all we have
at stake? We desire to hold out against all enemies,
whether they be on title side or the other side of the
. 'Atlant1c." - . .
CONSTANTINOPLE June 20, via London, June
21, 7:11 a. m. —The following statement was issued today
at the Turkish War- Office: .
“We shelled the enemy’s wireless apparatus Thurs-
day, killing soldiers werking there
"Friday we shelled the enemy's left wing, causing’
heavy losses and forcing the enemy to change his p051- '.
~ tion to protect himself against our batteries... New posi—
tlons also were shelled, silencing the enemy’s artillery.
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PARIS, June 21. 5:20 a. m.—Announcement has
' been made here? that the French postal service is hand-
ling mail in ninety towns and villages in Alsace, all of
which now hear the names they had feithy-five years ago.
VlElNNA June so, via London, June 21, 4 :40 a.
111 .1—The official ’stltement issued at the War Office today
, D
' dud dated June 20, describes the operatiOns around LémV- ' .
berg as follows:
N-LVV'V‘fIn continuance of the vlgorous oVHensine of the allied
armies in the battlemeat Magie'r‘ow and Grodelt we hays _
veVr the enemy. After
gained ‘a freehand complete victd’
LAST
CHANCE!
To get a gas water heater
on easy payments
On June (goth, our offer of Gas
Water Heaters on easy payments
will close. After that date these
heaters will be sold for Cash
only. In order to take advantage
of this liberal offer you must act
without delay“
For the balance of this month
only, we will make a special offer
of one of these heaters on the
basis of
50c down - $2.00 per lolllll
until a total of $16.50 has been
paid. 01' you can pay $5.50 Cash,
$5.50 at end of one year and $5.50
at end of second year. No inter-
est added. On the basis of these
easy terms every ~Norwalk home
should have a water heater. But ,
you haven't longr to think this V
matter Over.
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~ The enemy then retreated w: th heavy losses in an eastern
- front.
. through the enemy positions around Magierow and the
. Zolkiew. while still offerine an
- the Wereszyca.
entire fro'nt have been retreating
' Italian attacks near Plava, Ronchi and Monfalconc, lt‘wa‘s
' quiet yesterday on the Isonzo front.
6’ V . counted 175 Italian dead
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Shore Dinners Dancing
Six Re is of Pictures Daily
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encircling the Sad and the iecapture of Przemysl the
alliCd'(Teutonic) troops in the battle on the 15th between
Lubaczowka and the Upper DniesterV caused a further .
retreat of the Russians, 1,111in had again become ready to
strike, owing to the arriva‘ of numerous reinforcements.
and northeast direction ,
“In the following days the Russians’ supreme army
command. got together once more the remnants Of its
defeated army for the prote tion of the Galician capital ,
111th orders. finally to arrest our advance at the weVl
prepared Wereszyca pos1tior. After severe fighting our
brave troops again stormed and shook the entire Russia
broke
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“Already Gen. von Mackensens army
Ruska and-
-' n
Rawka,
enemy has begun a retreat tower
bstlnate resistance
“During the night poriiOns of Gen. von Boehm
hErmollis army stormed hostile positions on both side's
of the Lemberg' road. At the same time the remaining
‘corps of this army- everywhere entered the enemy’s imam
pesition.
"Since 3 o’clock this morning the Russians along the
in the direction of
Lembérg and north and .SOuth of that city, pursued by
the allied army One thousand prisOners and a quantity
of war material have been captured. .
“On the upper Dniestcr the enemy is beginnlng oV
evacuate his pos1ti6ns. On the front of Gen, Pflan’ er’s
army the enemy renewed the attack at several point but:
was repulsed with considerable losses.'
"Italian war theater: After the easy repulse of minor
Here and one
Corinthian frontier enemv artillery unsuccessfully pom:
barded our fortifications. ‘1,
, “In attacks east ‘of th “ :Fassa vane”. ,V
suffered censiderable leasei Before One vantage pV
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