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"I _ . exhibit their define for settlement.
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‘ f " . ’I-eaaaufins advices concerning the sitj.
' :5. nation from Admiral Howard Ho re}
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. WANTED-BOARD AND LODGING
tor one week starting July 1st, for.“
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years old. Would like to be within
ten minutes walk of East Norwalk
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Meter street. 121 at:
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'man. A New York Merchant Tailoring
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waiit, return same to Dreyer Hat '00.,
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at Italy. Licensed in New York and
Connecticut. Close Examinations and
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to get our estimate. We can save you
money. Phone, 81% 26 Wood St.
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District of Norwalk, ss. Probate
Court, June 22nd, A. D., 1915.
Estate of Esther Weed, late of Nor-
walig, in said District, deceased.
Ordered, That the Administrator ex-
;ilce in 'Norwalk, on the 12th day of
”July, 1915, at 2 o"clock afternoon; and
that all persons interested in said‘Es:
tate may be notified thereof, the ad-
;published in a newspaper having a cir-
culation in said District, at least five
days before said 12th day of July,
"‘Court. 'June 21st, A. D., 1915.
' Estate of Louis Sepia, late of INor-
‘(wallg in said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate fer the Dis-
trict of Norwalk hath limited and al-
lowed six ‘months from the date here-
or for the creditors of said Esthte to
'I‘hose who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested, within
paid time, will ‘be debarred a recoveré
All persons indebted to said Estate
requested to make’inimediate payment
JOHN J. couso V3}
Swarm a Corbett Building, 83 wash-
ington' street, City. 123 39 17.
MEXICAN IND‘IANs‘ QUIET.
WASHINGTON. June 23’. —-'oaIcIai
anxiety over. thé situation in the Ya-
not Valley. Mexico, where Indians had
threatened the American colony. was
considerably relieved today following
'ro LET. -
T0 LETmFURNIISHED ROOMS,10
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FOR SALE.
IFOR SALE—3 MlbOH COWS. SIX ‘
and seven years old. inquire Dufly
Place, West Cedar street. ‘ 523 3t
' with a very small payment down, bal-
' ity, a house with every modern im-
T_O LET—3 NICE ROOMS. RUIN I
Alexander White, 61 Ely avenue. 3'23 3t‘
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To LET—5 1100qu CORNER 'BUR-
bank street. Rent 812. Inquire, 9 Ells-
abeth street. Tele. 1249-2. 323 if
TO LET—7 ROOM HOUSE CAN BE
divided for two familes 74 Lexington
avenue. Call at 76 Lexington avenue
' 123 (it
To LET—5 ROOMS, FIRST FLOOR;
corner 'Betts place and Harvey street,
all improvements. Newly papered and
gas In. Phone 635, Mrs. C. H. Ais-
thorpe. 123 at
To LET-OWN YOUR HOME.
Buildings plots in Norwalk, East 1N0!"
walk, South Not-walk, and Rowayton,
upon which you can erect your home,
once on terms as rent. "Investigate this
if you are interested in owning a home
do It now. inquiries solicited.
NorwaIIt Investment Co., 70
Main street.
South
To LET—BEAUTIFUL 6 ROOM
half house, all improvements and con-
veniences, 5 minutes to E. N. station.
Maring Construction 00., 123 Washing—
ton street.
TO LET—FURNISHED ROOMS. 10
Hanford place. 121 St
TO LET—4100MB 0N PUTNAM
avenue, all improvements. Inquire 47
West avenue, South Norwalk, or phone
458. ‘ 121 at
‘To RENT—i ROOMS, SECOND
floor, new house, all improvements,
$12.00 No children. From July 1.
Louis 'I‘_ Hawkins, 35 Osborn ave-
nue. J.4~3t
To LET—V-Slx ROOM COTTAGE
with all improvemen . 12 Lincoln
avenue. 5 rooms with improvements,
at 9 Hamilton avenue. 5 rooms with
improvements, 72 North Main street.
Store, 70‘ North Main street. Inquire
United Grocery Co.,\ North Main St.
To LET—IN DESIRABLE LOCAL-
provement, electric lights, gas, four
rooms on each floor, besides pantry
and bath room. mm lawn with fruit
trees and grape vines. Inquire 22 Tayl-
or avenue, near West street. Also at.
same address to rent, a pleasant fum-
ished room. Marble-basin with hot and
cold water, large closet, with privil-
ege of bath. Home comforts. 119 ct
To LET—THE PICTURE SHOP IN
Swartz &~Corbett block, completely
furnished and ready for business; also
bachelor apartment, large front room
and kitchenette. For further portion.
lars, inquire the office of The Old Well
Cigar Co. -
TO" LET—FOUR ROOM APART-
Inent, 3rd floor rear, Swat-ts and'Cor-
bett block, rent 38, adults only. Also
two lofts, steam heat and electric
elevator service. For further particu-
lars inquire of The Old Well Cigar
Co. '- , 13125 it
To - LET—Snood! ~ APARTMENT.
East Washington street; East Nor-
sun: moi improvements, rent
312.0113 also 5 room apartment :9
Chapel itreet, Norwaik. Inquire ill
South Main street. or" telephone 60.
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ward given by leaving "at Cuneo's
LOST—AT COMPO REACH,’ SUN-
day afternoon by working girl, small
green purse containing sum of money
in little and change. green and gold
rosary and small key. Rosary valued
aanemento. usual: re’yard Ior re-
turn to Sentinel OVVdisVeJV
. tosr~asrwnnu smtscn a
* assured by General 1.33va sales
Military- commandant at*
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121 6t _
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clasp pin. valued ns a keepsake. lie-3
’fi'ult store, Washington street. :23 at, ' "
121 at ‘
FOR BALE-w DORY. NEW SAILS.
320. 522 31.
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 of P. 0., South
Norwaik. Tel 940. Agents for Auburn
automobiles.
Special Music
EVERY SATURDAY EVENING
Clifford " Hotel
Rathskeller
NOTE—Now entrance from Eliza-
beth Street.
Compo Beat:
Now Open for the Season.
ALL KINDS
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DIVIDEND NOTICE
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SEMI-ANNUAL DIVI-
DEND OF THE NOWALK
SAVINGS SOCIETY.
Norwalk, Count.
June 10, 1915.
VAt a meeting of Directors of
this Society, hcld this day, a
(If) per. hour. per annum was
declarcdqptc Depositors lirom
the earnings of the six ntbnths
ending June 30. 1915
The same will be entered
on pass-books and paid on
and after July IO, 1915.
MONEY DEPOSITED ON
OR 'BEFORE SATURDAY,
JULY to, 1:915, . WILL
DRAW INTEREST FROM
JULY 1,1915. -
WILLIAM A. CURTIS.
.. ,_ President.
' FREDERICK A. ELLS,
. Treasurer.
"SIIR RESIIIIRINI
Management 6f F. R Irma,
Bridgeport.
liegulsr Dinner 35‘:
COME IN AND
be convinud of the satis-
factory service. , .
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dividend. at the date of Four 1
SHORE DINNERS AND 1'
V Dorlon House
Boulevard
an? Norwalk )
opens May 1.
SHORE DINNERS AND ALL
KINDS " 0F SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER;
toss E- o'sopuvsu? Prop.
Powell’s Drug storeflind Wild BL.
unday suing. Isolation: II‘
i"- V o ‘E as ”A m'BOOR fid‘
small sum of money was
modern
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LEKDRO HAS FALLEN BEFORE AUSTRO-OER-
HANS AFTER TWO MONTHS’ FIGHT.
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The Italian General Staff announces the arrival of
important reinforcements for the Austrians along the
Isouzo front, northof the Gulf of Triest. In the Mon-
tcnero district these forces, believed by the Italians to _
have been brought in from the Galician front were en—
countered fdr tthfirst time in a battle in which, the
announcement says, they were repulsed by Alpine
troops. An unofficial dispatch from Genva says the Ital-
ians have captured all the posdions defending Malborg—
eth, and are bombarding the fortress itself.
Five Swedish steamers, bound for England with Inni-
ber were’captured yesterday by German warships in the
Baltic Sea.
BERLIN, June 23, by Wireless to Sayville N. Y.—
The Overseas News Agensycy tdaay gave out the follow- '
ing:
“A message from Christiania, says that the Sir.
lotum, which has arrived at Siavenger. reports that sev-
eral Zeppelins, on the night between Tuesday and W ed—
nesday (probably June 15-16), dropped many bombs on ’
the Armstrong Works at South’ Shields, Eng, which
destroyed the navy yards and arsenals. Several buildings
burned allnlght. The daniace'was enormous. Seventeen ~
persons were killed and forty injured."
PETROGRAD, June 22, via‘London. June 23. 7:15 a.
m.—Only passing mention of the operations in the vicini-
ty of Lemberg is made in an official statement issued to~
night at the Russian “for Office . T he assertion is made
that desperate attacks were repulsed and 800 prisoners ia-
kcn near Rawa Ruska, 32 miles northeast of the Galaclau
capital.
The claim'also is made bytlie Russians that they have
scored an important victory below Nijpiff. on thchniest—
er, after a stubborn battle which has lasted since the 15th.
More than thirty-Eve hundred prisongrs were captured,
and Cossacks are said to be' In pursuit of the fleeing Aus-
mans Another Russiarl success with the gdtifurc of one
thodsaiid more prisoners is reported near the Bukowina
border.
lhc ,communication followzs ., . .
"A Ergo enemy transport infidcd narilv with cartrid-
ges, \v as seized and burned by our cavalry Saturday III the
enemy's rear on the road between 'I‘clschi and Luknisski,
in thc Shavli region. Our troops put the powerful convoy
0f the transport to the sword and annihilatcd scvcral com-
mands of cum“ chasscurs and mounted patrols.
“lira dcspciaic battle on the flux Ringova
infantry made progress.
"Wt-st of the Nicmcn on thc Narcw front and to thc
left of thc Vistula there has been a lull.
. "In the 'lVancff region our infantry ciosscd iht m or
Sunday night near ()ssoukha and bamuctid a battalion
of the 82nd \ustrian Regiment, ’
\"‘\lon(lav night “e repulsed dcspcraic attdcks hr the
cncim north of the line of (liczanow Raw Ruska and.
took 800 prisoners. .
"In the direction of I voff lllII'C has bccn some bring.
‘ ,, "On the Duicstcr \Ic achieved an important success
below *Nijnifl‘. The Austrians sent across ihc Duiestcr
strong contingcnts with whlch‘uc had' been fighting dos—
peratel} Silli‘t‘ the 15th on the from of Dairy Koropetz- ‘
KesmlcrjiiVIc—Snomdow- -\" osdoufi— I nichc. \t dnuit this
struggle ended in our complete success Our infantry
stormed sc\ cral fortified farms near Snouidow, where the
enemy resisted desperately. llcrc'we took more than
thirty-five hundred prisoners and many machine guns
The enemy, in full flight, fell back across the Diiicstcr.
Our Cossacks, pressing the enemy 's heels, crossed four
enemy bridges and continued the pursuit on the right
bank. Near Korcpe and Kosmicrjine the enemy also is
retreating. I
“Near Jopova and Zalc Szczy ky, the enemy is hold- -
ing his ground behind barbed wire near the Dniestcr.
“Monday night, after a desperate. battle, we stormed
the villages of Balanioutovsky, Rowentz and Gromeschatz,
taking one thousadd prisoners. including the commander
of the 42nd Honved Brigade and numerous machine
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Monday
our
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WASHINGTON, June 23:4-Grcat Britain‘s note con:
ccrning measures taken by the British government to
mitigate the hardships suffered by neutral traders under
the Order in Council Was awaited today by offiCIals of
the American government. It was expected that the mem-
‘ ; orand'um whitth had been handed to Ambassador Page by
1. ‘e’n under consid
a
the British Foreign Office would be immediately trans-
., .mitted to Washington. »
‘ 1‘ ' .While theBri ’emorandum probably. will betak-V
.6." ion before the American note to
Great Britain now in course of preparation is finally pr - .
pared for" transmisston, it was said that it would not af—.
.fect the sending of the Communication. The note will
- reiterate the American protest against the illegality of the
principles in the Order' In Council. When this communi-
V‘I‘ ci’ttion will be dispatdhed has not been determined.
111’
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ROIME, June 22', via Paris, June -23, 6 a.
MonE‘dnegrin offensive against Stut’ari’, Albama, IS devel-
. . oping with success, according to a dispatch to the GIOF
naled’Itaha Montenegrin troops are said to be march-
r
in’g against the city in three columns. _.
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according to an official report received here from head-
unarters of the Austro~Hungarian army. ‘
The Galician capital fell before the advance of the ‘ _ »
Second Army: - . , . "9 ' ' I
' ‘the Labyrinth. Each was completely
‘V -vast amount. of ammunition, but.
. without delivering any .lnf'amry attack. ;
' counter attacks against the position
‘ . L . They were repulsed}. and we sustained
m.——The ‘
‘.‘ ,. \
. STATE CHEMIST REAPPOINTVEVO.
I .f erncr irolcomb today reappolnted Wil-
BERLIN, June 23, by Wireless to Sayville, N Y.‘+—' '
. ficheinlst for two years from July 1.
'Ler‘nb‘cr‘g has been "Conquered after a‘ Vvery severe battle, ‘ ' '
bruck, which purports to have been receited from Cece
nomiz, Bukowma: ‘.
“The Russians have recaptured positions on the lefhfv
bank of the Dniester lost on the oath. An Austrian force".
trying to cross the Dnlester at its confluence with the
Swica was defeated with the loss of fifteen hundred men
and was obliged .to retreat in the direction of Kalisch. . 1’
“At the cost of enormous losses General Pflanzef
made a slight advance between Stripe and the D'niestén.
The Russians are holding their own at Korpiece, inflict
iug severe losses on their adversaries. '
l‘ or the third time an Austrian attempt to invade
Bessarabia has been repulsed with heavy losses. ” V
ROME, June 22, via Paris, June 23, 6 a. m-The
Italian press vigorusly condemns the interview attribute
'éd to Pope Benedict by Louis Latapie and published it!
La Liberte of Paris; in which his holiness is said to
have voiced a complaint that the privileges of the Vail." 1
can have been seriously curtailed by the Italian govern
ment as the result of the war.
The Corricre d' Italia declares that if the pontiff doe
not categorically deny.the words attributed to him, they
will have deplorable consequences. ‘
The Secolo says: “The pope has spoken strang
words.” ,
’ PARIS, June 23,~6 a. m.——A number of Bulgarian Ir
servists living in Switzerland have been notified by thbir
government to hold themselves in readiness to rejoin"
their regiment at a moment’s notice, says 3 Geneva disf
patch to the Journal.
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ROME. June 32, via Paris, June 23, 5:05 a.
The following statement was issued tonight
headquarters of the Italian General Staff :
"Enemy activity yesterday was confined to
ranch artillery fire at several points on the front.
“111 the Monte Nero zoné one of our Alpine battal.
ions encountered yesterday, for the first time important
cncmv forces recently arrived, probably from Galicia.y
'l he Alpine troops attacked and repulsed them. inflicting I
lit?“ y losses and taking some prisoners »
”Night attacks by infantry ware renewed against our l
‘ positions at Plava with the most intense rifle fire and A
the use of hand grenades. All these: attacks
~pulscd . -
“On the lower Isonzo we further strengthened olii“
occupation Floods caused the enemy in the zone adjacent
to thc Moufalcone Canal, although sensibly dccrcaslflg,’ . ‘
still constitute a formidable "obstacle.
‘AII cut-my aeroplane dropped scvcrai bombs without .
'doingr any damage.” ,
”'5” "A“ COMPO INN WESTPOIITN
AROUND Connecticut
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FRENCH STATEMENT OF I'IOVSTIL~ VALLVEGHE‘NY COLLEGE CELII
ITIES. 1 ‘
PARIS, June 23, 2. 35 p. Illr’ThO TIONV
French war office Vthis afternoon gave
out a statement on the progress of hos- '
tillties, reading as follows: 3:” firm all parts at the fig
"in the region to the north of Arroni in financing the VVconfer
bombardments have been centinued on C ‘Ile scan College at A
both sides, and lasted throughout the: i: 8!. were to ”Emmi?“
entire night. The Germans further- 3’ centenary “lama?” ‘
more, endeavored to deliver new mom Iege.‘ Dr. N‘ C” ,.Schaeff
ter- attacks. one near the Neuviile cem- tendent oi'\P_u blic‘ Instruct!
shiny and the other in the direction 01 aylvenia. presided at “1° ‘99 ,
session. which was to 11s“ "
by President Alexander M
Amherst Collegep Presid
SharplB'SS. of. Haverfo'rd rrcsu‘
President W. Ii. .Few'Vof'T
loge, North Catalina. I
f-At. the centenary celebrdtl"
honor degree of Doctor,
MEADVILLE, Pa, June 231's.
ropulsed.
“To the west of the Argonne, nutter.
from the road running from Binar-
viIle to Vienna Chateau, tile lighting
is going on in' the German trenches.
hand grenades being, used. On the
iremainder of the front, in the A»
'gonne,V the Germans have expended a
' “On use heights of the .nssse,‘ u symmetries University 0
Calonne, we yesterday evening re: vsnln: Miss Ida" M Tarts"
conquered” a further section of the see that. and various educa or
on‘g German line. .1 ‘ , sylvania. Among form '
“In Lorraine yesterday saw flesh Vr‘ocdlvv‘s the degree other: ,
is Frederick Palmer} tit
consent; , muss .Tarbsl
womih to receivthhe Doctor
degree from Allegheny "
Proust .Smith, of the
‘ Pénns‘ylvnnisl, 551111
stone of the new $75
building. of which 4
Is the chief donor.
which we have liken near Lelntrey.
all. our gains. at. the some time mas”-
lug some prisoners. . ‘
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HARTFORD, Conn, June sa—oo‘v-
. Item 1'. Cutter jot Ea'st Lyssa, me
The annual elastic o plfii
Court 'Narrnlt will be held
FROM EXAMINATION PAPEROI nut” “a Pmer‘
The Germnn emperor I.‘ called the M _ .. ,
Garvin" / ‘ , ' M
T we We“. assure ’ ’ ‘
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