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WANTED. . l
TO LET. ._ l
roam .
wsuvso—nxrsnmvcso occur-2‘
on on power machines, clean work,
good pay. G. S. Roth 8; Son 00., 40
Water street. .121 at
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’ WANTEHLOTHING SALES-
'mn. A New York Merchant Tailoring
Concern wants a reputation in this
city and vicinity. Only an experienc-
ed man need apply in writing. D. A. 3.4 l
840 Broadway, New York, 9th floor. ‘
correspondence strictly confidential. l
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121 st '
W WANTED—COLORED WOMAN TO
V do cooking and working. Apply C.
.; Money, Belle Island. 119 3t
‘ WANTED-A? MIDDLE AGED '
.2. white woman, as cook, laundress and
[snatch houseworker. Reference re-
quired. Two in family. Mrs. W. H.
' Boyle, ‘Rowayton avenue and Penna?-
i or street, South Norwalk, Conn. 116 st
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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_ ACCOUNTANT—EXPERT. OPENS.
‘ .yvrites up, closes,systematizes books.
Makes periodical audits, prepares fin-
ancial statements. Terms moderate.
. Address ‘Accountantfcio Sentinel.
118 (it
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—NOTICE.
Fatlmates cheerfully given on paint-
SI}:- Paint can be furnished by the
{R‘o'wnor or by the painter. I carp save
job money. John Hurts-,k 47 Benton
streot.117 12f
V (TALIAN MIDWiFVE—MRS SANTA
1 Memo, graduate'from the University
at,'italy. Licensed in New York and
.‘ Connecticut. Close Examinations and
2,; assistance by latest modern methods.
23 Ely avenue. Telephone 315.13 2111
'. MLVATOR CHARIOTT— GENER-
3 oval contractor. Estimates given on
‘ all kinds of contract work. Be sure
‘ to get our estimate. We can save you
l money. Phone 816-3. 26 Wood at
LOST.
:; LOST-3ST COMPO BEACH. SUU-
E day afternoon by working girl, small
, green purse containing sum of money
' in «bills and change, green and gold
rosary and small key. Rosary valued
A as memento. Liberal reward for re-
' ‘ turn to Sentinel. Oiiise. 121V3t
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V . LOST—MJBETWEEN STILLSON &
‘ Powell’s Drug store and Franklin St,
g Sunday evening. a purse containing a
f N. Y..'N. H. a H. Mileage Book and a
small sum of money. Reward. Return
1'; to Sentinel Office. :21 3t
District of Norwalk, as. Probate
’ Court. June 21st.,A 21).,1915. /
, ‘ Estate of Joseph H. White‘ late of
Wilton in said District. deceased.
V V' The Court of Probate for the Dis
' ' tri'ct of Norwalk hath limited and al-
lowed six months from date hereof for
the creditors of said Estate to exhibit
their claims for settlement. Those who
" 2.: neglect to present their account, pro-
perly attested, within said time, will
2 - lbs debarred a recovery. All persons in»
«folder: to said Estate are requested
. . 06 make immediate payment to
- HENRY CROFUT warm
2' 2’ ’ ' Executor.
49 Wall St., N. Y. City
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' V122 29.56.
‘ —8EALED BIDS.
2* ‘ Sea-led bids for the purchaee of the
2 {Robertson building and the East {Nor-
, walk Electric building in Sea'vlew ave
nueat the mist and of the new bridge,
,will be received up to 12 o'clock noon,
July 1, 1915‘ These 5111;111:155 may the
torn down and removed. or moved,
‘ whole at option bf purchaéer, but must
not be located. or re-ereCted anywhere
on the proposed park area. Tennis of
sale made 1111va when bids are so '
dented. Committee reserves the right
to reject. any or all bids.
addreps, may Montgomery, Seer-b-
2 tary, People's Trust Company. South
Norwallufconai. ‘ «"2? 2‘ A 132424-23
”WALK HOSPITAII} NOTE.
Sherdoek. of (hit (30th
Ver
312. 00
,nue.
_ at 9 Hemilton avenue. 5 rooms with
Home, was admitted to the Not-wait
'ro LET—OWN 2voun HOMEJ
Buildings plots in Norwalk. East Nob.
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‘
if you are interested in owning a home
do it now. inquiries solicited. The
Norwalk Investment 00., 70 South
Main street. 121 (it
To LET—BEAUTIFUL 6 ROOM
half house, all improvements and con-
veniences,- 5 minutes to E. N. station.
Marin-g Construction Co, 123 Washing-
ton street. ~
TO LET—FURNISHED ROOMS. 10',
Hapford place. 121 3t‘
To LET—ROOMS ON PUTNAM
avenue, ail improvements. inquire 47
West avenue, South LNorwalk, or‘phone
458. 121 at
'ro RENT—4 ROOMS. SECOND
floor, new house, all improvements,
No children. From July 1
Louis T Hawkins, 85 Osborn ave-
J. 4- 3t
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To LET—FLAT. 3 ROOMS AND
lbath. All improvements. inquire Mrs.
Wolk, 40 Van Zant street, East Nor-
walk. 119 at
1'0 LET—Six ROOM COTTAGE
with all improvements. 12 Lincoln
avenue. 5 rooms with improvements,
improvements. 72 North Main sip-Tet.
Store, 70 North Main street. inquire
United Grocery Co., Neith Main St.
T0 LET—SECOND FLOOR APART-
men: at 12 High street, South Nor-
walk; suitable fomthree or fo’dr adults.
street. Jill at
_about. Cars for hire. Storage. White
induire‘ on the premisedwr at 44 West 2
' roe ‘sALE—-— 1301111.~ new same.
8. Buslbey, Dorlons Point. 820. 1% 3t
son SALE-«RAIL AND SPAR surr-
able for row bosté Hall, 195 East ave-
nue, East tNorwslh. 119 3t
son sate—one 5 rAsseNona
Cadillac. One Maxwell runabout. one
7 passenger Packard, One Marlon run-
Motor Sales 00.. Back of P. 0,. South
‘Norwalk. Tel 940. Agents for Auburn
automobiles.
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Clifford Horel
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NOTE—New entrance from Illu-
heth am».
.Compo Bear
’Now Open for the Season.
SHORE DINNERS AND
ALL KINDS OF
I“ seamen.
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w. A, NAsr-i, Prop.
l“ Phon‘sns ‘ J weapon
To LET—1N DESIRABLE LOCAL-
ity, a house with every modern im-
provement, electric lights, gas,
rooms on each floor, besides
and bath room. 'Nice lawn with fruit
trees and grape vines. Inquire 22 Tayl-
or avenue, near West street. Also at
same address to rent, a pleasant furn-
ished room. Marble basin with hot and
cold water, large closet, with privilv
age of bath. Home comforts. ' 119 (it
'ro LET—THE morons snorm
Swartz & Corbett block, completely
furnished and ready for business; also
bachelor apartment, largeWront room
and kitchenette. For further particu-
lars, inquire the office of The Old Well
Cigar Co. 17 tf
2 To LET-FOUR ROOM APART-
n'ient, 3rd floor rear, Bwarts and Cor-
bett block. rent 33. adults only. Also
two lofts, steam heat and electric
elevator service. For further particu-
lars inquh's of The Old2Weil Clear
00. 11125 tf
To LET—3 300M APARTMENT.
East Washington street. East Nor-
wsik. Partial improvements, rent
$12.00: also 5 room apartment so
Chapel street, ‘Norwaik. inauirs 34
South Main street, or tsiephons so
» 139 ti
ENTER [AINMENVT
For the Benefit of . .
THE PLAYGROUNDSV“;
HIGH SCHOOL HALL, _2
Tuesday, June as. M 3 it I"-
Tickets' as cents
Ba‘ur’ a, 11de Drug Go,
Norwalk. South NorwaikV ’
‘ 1 LONG oisrANcsrmme.“
Traveling swifper than a one. ball.
a "shot fired at it ranks of twenty-one
miles is nearly two minutes on its
gay. At *5 decrees elevation it
rises more than" two miles my. the
leftiest mountain higher than man
can mount iii a balloon and live. be-
Vfore it begins to descend. The great
also of wirshiaffisug} elevated
uiore than 15m 6' warship
four 1‘
pantry
could shell xvi/«W York from a distinco V
wot melanin: thsunosofi'sus
; maxim—Now rot-t world.
nlvuuur mourn
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SEMI ANNUAL DIVI-
DEND on THE NOWALK
sVAVVVINGs SOCIETY
Norwalk, Comm. ’
june 10, 1915.
At a meeting of Directors of
this Society, hold this day, a
dividend. at the date of Four
(4) per cent. per annum was
declared to Depositors from
the earnings of the six months
ending June 39. 1915.
The same will be entered
on pass~books and paid on
and.after July to, 1915.
MONEY DEPOSITED£20N
OR BEFORE SATURDAY,
JULY 10. 1915, WILL
DRAW INTEREST FROM
JULY 1, 1915. ‘
WILLIAM A. CURTIS,
President.
FREDERICK .A ELLS, V
. ‘ Treasurer. _
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F003 HO“ W SUN! DY SUBlARINE‘F
IN FIGHTING TODAY.
. (Continued from Fierst Page.)
Advices from Anette-Hungarian headquartersdn Ga-
llcia attribute the recent decided successes of the Austro~
German forces to their great superiority in artillery. The
fall of Lemherg is expected in a’day or two. An official
statement from Petrograd concedes the Russian retire-
ment from the Grodek‘Lakea, west of Lemberg. On the
Dniester, it is said, the Austrians were driven back from
two villages with heavy losses. and on the remainder of
"the front they have made no further progress.
The battle of Plava, on the lsonzo front, is ‘still in
progress, the Austrians‘making repeated effprts to drive
back the ltalidns across the river. An offiia'al communi-
cation from Rome says these attempts havéV Vfailed.’ Else—
where along the Italian front lcss V impor ant engage—
ments are occurring, with small successes 1. 'med by the
§.
, BERJLIN, June 22, by Wireless to Say’ville, N. Y.——-
An announcement made today by the Overseas News
Agency ’says that the Russians before Lemberg have
been defeated along their whole line and are fighting
only to gain time in order to save their artillery andVVVoth-
er war material. 2
PARIS June 22, 2:37p. m.——Thc French War Office
this afternoon gave but a statement on the progress of
h05tilities which reads as follows.
“The seaport of Dunkirk-was bombarded last night by
a piece of long range artillery. Fourteen shells were
thrown, and some persons belonging to be civil popu-
lation were killed." . l
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LONDON, June 22.-’-The Prince of Wales will at-
tain his majority tomorrow. At the request of the king,
there will be no public celebration of the event. The
prince will not come back to London for the occasion
and the numeroue addresses of congratulation prepared
by various civic and patriotic bodies will he forwarded
, to him at the front.
BLOFMI‘ONTEIN Union of South Africa. via Lon-
don June 22, Noon—A sentence of sm ycars’ imprison-
, 2 Want and a fine of $10,000 was imposed today on Gen.
2 Chrostiau dc Wot, one of the leaders of the South Afri-
can rcbellion against the British government. who yes—
terday was found guilty of treason on eight counts.
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PARIS. June 22. 5:20 a. 111.—fn\'t~stlgation made by- ,
exports is said to have revealed that the aeroplane acci-
dent which‘rcsulrcd "iv the (l: tbs of Lieutenant R. A. J.
Whrncford Vaind chry Beach Nccdbam. the
writer. on Juno 172th, was rifle to the fact that the men
Were not strapped to their seats It Is now beliexed'that
Llcut “arncford “as \‘suitcl1-backiu'g’. *and not at-
tempting to‘ loop the loop" when the acc1dcnt occurred.
Mr. Nccdham was thrown out first. ’ Ht- wes struck
and killed by the propeller as he fell. Lit-m.
fcll clear. but the injuries he suffered when he struck the
earth caused his death a few gninutcs later The body of
Mr. Nccdhanl probably will be sent to the Lnitcd States
aboard the French Linc steamer Chicago sailing from
Bordeaux. . 2
PE’I‘ROGRAD, via London, June 22, 8:10 a. m.—-—_it
is officially announced that Runssian submarines 1131c.
sunk a large steamer and too sailing \cssels belongingVV
to the Turks, 1n the Black Sea. between Eregli (a sea-
; \.
land, (Gonilcs west of. Eregii): . \_
BERLIN, June 22.-——A flirther success in the Austro-
ennomccd yesterday by the War Office This statémen‘t
.says that. the townyof Raw: Ruska,3 3%“ miles nOrth-
west of flmberg, has been captured mm the Rus—
‘siansfi ' V 2
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BLOEWFONTEIN Union of South Africa, June
21, via London. 5 :32 31V.m.—Gen.ChriStian de Wet, one
V of the leaders of the South African rebellion against. the _ ‘
‘ . British government, was today found guilty of treasbn on
VV’ eight counts. I
Sentence was deferred V-unttl tomorrow.
LONDON June 22, 12 4:0 p: m.V——The British Steam-
er Carisbrook, of Glasgow, from Montreal for Leith, Cot-
land, was sunk by gunfire from a German submarine on‘
'1Vle Vnorth of [finnalrd' 5 Head.
startcdoq Re
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American 2".
W arncford 2
15- '
of Lcmberg was »
2 to buy a First-Quality Turkish ciga-
thousands
on mamas apnoea oosvm
elements
Maybe-y outhink it’s not possi
rette at 10 cents! Many .
of men who used to smoke the higher
priced Turkish brands thought the
—until they tried “STRAIGHTS”. "’1"
men are smoking “STRAIGHTS” today for
same reason that will appeal to Fur-W
19 for 10; V
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AROUND 00 M PC I N N Connecticut
Dine and Dance Between the Courflo—DnheaimV
, -—-—CAFE 61111.me .
inimitable Entertainmenté-hrfectios in Food and Service, ,Vm-
$10 5012 iggggz _802:Ir:§:§?mensc£§g£yah. $1 .50:
Olives, Celery, Radishes. Pickles. Little Necks, Clam Chowder, L "
Shore Dinners ..
Six Reels of Pictures Dailv.V
BOTON POINT PABK
... “a“.-p.
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111 hi. attacks against the positions conquered by us 0
the left. bank of the lsonzo at PlaVa the enemy is tryin
to throw us back on/the right bank. His efforts breVV
,hovvmcr, against the stubborn resistance .of
, troops."
BRESCIVA, Italy, June 21,10:5’o p. m., via Paris, Jun'
22 8 :38 a. m.——A‘ heavy snow storm has brought the torn
pcrature down below zero on the summit of Monte l-
tisslmo. making' necessary a suspension of military ope
tions - 2 »
GENEVA. June 21, \ia Paris, Junozz, 3:10 an“
bach:
* “The Italians. on the right Of the 19th 3‘
ground 12 miles north of Gogizia, .while. .5011théast;
Plava they captured two forts and several trenches
Which were found two machine gluing; z ‘
front. ., f:
A “A coincil of war
Ving of the 19th. Archduke Eugene,
thc'V Austrian force's operating algal
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