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Classified “Ads.”-To Let.
For Sale, Business and
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. WANTED.
WANTED—COLORED WOMAN AS ‘
LET.
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2 0R 4 ROOMS. ALL dM-i
FOR SALE. ‘
res SALE—LOTS, LOCATED 5
cook and Hlaundress Go home “Shulprovements, gards and fruit trees Also minutes from East Norwalir Station.
if desired. Mrs. Money, Belle Island.I mproyements garden and fruit trees..I Easy payment plan. Building plan tree
:24 6t IAlso a baby carriage for sale, in first 'to buyer. Box 685, South Norwalk.
WANTED—s3. 900 FIRST MORT-
gage loan on 12 room residence. 6 per
cent. interest. Good investment. BoxlI To LET-FROM JULY 15.1. BUN-
685, South Norwalk. 124 Bi
WANTED—EXTRA SALELADIES '
wanted for Saturdays tor cloak and suit
and millinery department. Apply at C.
.1. Mint; d. Co. 124 it
WANTED—BOARD AND LODGING
for one week starting July lat, for
three adults and {woe hildren, tour
years old. Would like to‘be within
ten minutes walk of East 'Norwalk
Yacht club. Mention rates. Answer H.
C." A., one Hicks 8: 'Bell, 68 South St.,
New York city. 123 3t
- WANTEDTCIDTHING 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. D. A. S.
840 Broadway, New York, 9th floor.
Correspondence strictly confidential.
121 at
MISCELLANEOUS. ‘
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‘ WILL PERSON WHO PICKED UP
light tan top cover of automobile, on
Pest Road near Cedar St., South Nor-
walk, return same to Dre er Hat Co.,
Railroadmvenue and receive reward.
123 at
ACCOUNTANT~EXPERT. OPENS,
writes up, closes, systematlzes books.
Makes periodical audits, prepares lin-
ancial statements. Terms moderate.
Address ‘Accouniant,’ cIo Sentinel.
118 6.
—-NOTICE.
Estimates cheerfully given on paint-
ing. Paint can be furnished by the
owner or by the painter. 1 can save
you money. John Hudak, 47 Benton
street. .117 Ht
WALIAN MlDWIFE—MRS SANTA
Mcsco. graduate from the University
at Italy. Licensed in New York and
Connecticut. Close Examinations and
assistance by latest modern methods.
,1 .23 Ely avenue. Telephone 315.13 2m
’ aALVATOR CHARIOTT— GENER-
s‘al contractor. Estimates given on
an kinds of contract work. Be sure
to get our estimate. We can save you
money. Phone 816-.3 28 Wood St.
LOST.
LOST—ANGORA TIGER CAT. RE-
:5. ward. Return to Dudley E. Raymond,
60 West. avenue. 124 3t
LIOST—A LARGE BLUE CAMEO
clasp pin. Valued as a keepsake. Re-
ward—given by leaving at. Cuneo's
truit store, Washingtonlstreet. 123 3t
—8E—A_|:E‘D—EIDS.
Sealed bids for the purchase of the
Robertson building and the East Nor-
_-walk Electric buildingin’Seaview ave-
nue at, the east end of the new bridge,
will be received up to 12 o'clock noon,
July 1.1915: These buildings'may be
torn down and removed, or moved
whole at option of purchaber', but must
not be located, or re-erected anywhere
on the proposed park area. Terms or
sale madé known when bids are 30%
copied Committee reserves the right
to reject Any or all 'bids. '
Address. ‘LeRoy Montgomery, Secre-
tary, People's Trust Company. South ‘
Norwalk Conn“, ,7 ] 12224-26
' “ToODLES'v‘aYAN cars cAsH:
$50,000 Heart Balm Suit Against
‘ Mansfield Settled for $19,.500
-BOSTON, Jun‘e ‘24.-—On the heels
V 0! the announcement that Harry Kl
' Mansfield had sold his famous resort,
', Ferncro‘tt Inn, at Middletown to Hap.
Ward, the comedian, came the news
yesterday that Mansfield has settled
" the “Toadies” breach or promise suit
’ tor $19, 500. - ,
. “Toodles” who is Miss Elizabeth,
_‘,M. Ryan, the acufess, put her original
4 .f‘ damage figure at 850,000.1‘he trial].
5.3% of her suit with its- sensational testi-
-. mony resulted in a final disagreement .'.
' JOHN R. ‘O'SULLIVA
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bean in 1mm. nominal-each»
a Norwaikz d
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lclass condition.
Isireet, upstairs. *
inquire 12 West
1galow, No 31 Lincoln avenue. All im-
provements. Rent 520.1nquire of C. E.
Hoyt. '
To LET—IN DESIRABLE LOCAL-
it)’. a house with every modern im-
provement, electric lights, gas, (our
rooms on each iioor, “besides pantry
and bath room. Nice lawn with iruit
trees and grape vines. Inquire 22 Tayl-
or avenue, near West street. Also at
same address to rent, a pleasant turn-
cold water, large closet, with privil-
ege of bath. Home comforts. 119 St
To LET—3 NICE ROOMS. ‘RU’N-
Ining water, electric1ights. Rent $7.50.
Alexander White, 61 Ely avenue. 123 at
To LET—5 ROOMS, CORNER ‘BUR-
bank street. Rent 312. Inquire. 9 Eliz-
abeth street. Teie. 1249-2. 523 it
To LET—4 ROOM HOUSE CAN BE
divided for two (smiles. 74 Lexington
avenue. Call at 76 Lexington avenue.
123 St
To L T—5 ROOMS, FIRST FLOOR
corner) 'Betts place and Herve . strefet,
all improvements. Newly papered and
gas in. Phone 635, Mrs. C. H. Ais-
thorpe. J23 3t
TO Liar—OWN YOUR HOME.
Buildings plots in Norwalk, East Nor-
waik, South Norwalk, and Rowaytou,
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. inquiries solicited. The
Norwalk Investment Co., 70 South
Main street. , 121 6t
T0 LET—BEAUTIFUL 6 ROOM
halt house, all improvements and con.
veniences, 5 minutes to E. N. station.
blaring Construction Co., 123 Washing-
ton street.
TO LET—FURNISHED ROOMS. 10
Hantorrl place. 121 at
'ro LET—SIX ROOM COTTAGE
with all improvements. 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—THE PICTURE SHOP 1N
Swartz & Corbett block‘, completely
furnished and ready for business; also
bachelor apartment, large iront room
,and kitchenette. For further particu-
lars, inquire the allies of The Old Well
Cigar Co. 1’! ti
TO, LET—FOUR ROOM APART-
ment, 8rd floor rear, Swartz and Cor-
,bett block, rent 88, adults only. Also
two lotto, steam heat and electric
elevator service. For further 'psrticu-
lars inquire o! The Old Well Cigar
Co. ~‘m25 ti
'ro LET—5 ROOM APARTMENT.
East Washington street, . East Nor~
walk. Partial improvementsr rent
312.00; also" 5 room apartment 89
Chapel street. Norwalk. Inquire 64
South Main street, or 'tolephone so.
TO RENT FROM JULY. Ist.
One-half house, 7 fine rooms, all
modern improvements, 74 Wood-
ward Ave. Apply at 84 Wood»
ward Ave.
HENRY A. HEOESIN.
Dorlon House
Gre B evard
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‘ ' Opens May 1.
SHORE niNNERS AND ALL
KIND8 OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER.
124 it
is'hed room. Marble basin with hot and
I” fill
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FOR BALE—MOVING PICTURE
business and open air place combined
in Bridgeport. Doing good business.
Price 81200. Address, Moving Picture,
c|o Sentinel. 124 3t
FOR SALE—GROCERY s'roaa.
stock 3800. Established 40 years. Rea»
son for selling, ill-health. Doing good
business. Price 8850. Apply, Grocery, '
°l° Sentinel. 124 St
50R SALE—3 MIDCH COWS. Six
and seven years old. Inquire Duffy
Place, West Cedar street. 123 3t
FOR SALE~ DORY. NEW SAILS.
S. Burbey, Dorlons Point. 820. 122 3t
FOR DALE—ONE 5 PASSENGER
Cadillac.‘0ne Maxwell runabout. one
7 passenger Packard, One Marion run-
about. Cars for hire. Storage. White
Motor Sales Co., Back ot P. 0.. South
Norv'ulk. Tel 940. Agents tor Auburn
automobiles.
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‘ Special Music
svsav SATURDAY svsamo‘
Clifford Hotel
Rathskeller
NOTE—New entrance from Eliza-
beth Street.
Compo lifts
Now Open for the Season.
SHORE DINNERS AND
ALL KINDS OF
SEA FOOD.
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W. A: NASH, Prop.
Phone so ' ‘ Weatport
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DIVIDEND NDTICE'
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SEMI- ANNUAL DIVI-
DEND OF THE NOWALK~
SAVINGS SOCIETY.
Norwalk, Conn.,
June 10,1915.
At a meeting of Directors of
this Society, held 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 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 10, 1915,. WILL
DRAW INTEREST FROM
JULY 1’, 1915. ~
‘WILLIAM A. CURTIS.
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President.
FREDERICK A. ELLS,
Treasurer.
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Management of F. R. Irwin, ‘v‘
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Rognlar Dinner
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.RIISSIANS MAKE GENERAL RETREAT OVER
IWIDE FRONT IN THE LEMBERG DISTRICT.
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stantinople says the Turks captured positions along a
front of nearly two miles in the fighting 1n the direction
of Olti, the Russians fleeing eastward.
The Berlin newspaper Tages Zéitung, which was sus-
pended on Monday or its unfriendly utterances concern-
ing the United States, was permitted today to resume
publication.
Seven British fishing vessels have been sunk by a
German submarine Off the coast of Scotland. Most of
the crews were saved.
PARIS, junc 24, II :55 a. m.——An official note made
public 1n Paris today, gives details of land operations on
the north side Of the Dardanclles between June I and
June 8, and recites that as a result of attacks by the
French and the British 2 gain from 150 to 400 yards
along a front of over a mile was made.
took over five hundred prisoners. '
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LONDON June 24 .—-The steamer Tunisiana has
been torpedoed ofi’ Lowéstoft by a German submarine.
Her skinner was able to beach her. '
The Tunisiana was bound from Montreal to Hull
with fin-"thousand bushels of wheat. Her crew
at LOWestoft. '
British troops
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landed
CONS'I‘ AN'l‘INlOPI E June 23, \i2 Wireless ot Ber-
lin and London, June 24. 8 .30 a m —-.An0thcr success for
the Turks in the Caucasus IS reported in an official state-
ment, issued tonight at the War Office, which says.
"On the afternoon of the 23rd on the Caucasian front
in the direction of Olti, aftcr bitter fighting, the Turks
captured 2,900 metres (about 1 3-4 miles) on the Kara-
bagh heights 1n the district of Kaleboghanzi. The e’ne-
my fled eastwards. The Turks took several hundred
cases of munitions and a quantity of war material. ”
The Karalmgh district of Transcaucasia lies between
the Kur and Ara; Rivers in the‘ government of Ycliza-
vctpol. The chief town is Shusha. _
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LONDON. June 24, Noon. ~Seven- fishing vessels ‘
known as driftcrs haw been sunk by a German subma-
rinc off the coast of Scotland. Most of the créws of the
fishing boats were saved. 1
DERI I\, June 24. vaircl less to Savvillc, N. Y..-
Official announcement “as made here today that a
German sulunarinc had attacked on Sunday. June 20, a
Iiriiigli armored cruiser apiarcntly of the Minotaur
class. at a point about one hundred miles from the Firth
of mrtILScOtland. The cruiser. was hitby a torpedo. but
'ilmn of the attack crinld not be ascertairlcd by the ,
(hum of thc sulmiarinc. ..
A dispatch from Londtn last'night ‘convcycd official
announcement that thc llriiish cruiscr Roxburgh had
been sir‘mk by a torpcdo 1n the \Orth Sea last Sunday
AMSTERDAM, vi 1.1 London. June 24‘. 6 :05 :1.
Referring to the pronouuciamcnto sigucd by ihrcc So-
cinlist loaders llaasc lit-m tcin and Kautsky. condemn-
ing the proposal that Il'clgium bc anucxcd to Germany.
Dr. Quarck. a deputy from I rankfort- -on- Main, uritcs in ,
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the l rnnkfurtcr Volkszcitung:
“\\ c Germans and our Austrian comrades again dc-
. clarc “c readily Iuill ta‘c the first steps t0ward a re-
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day of June 22 passed quietly.
sumption of peace negotiatiOns. The German government
knous this and has placed 110 difficulties in our u av This
certainly is of more importance than a cry for conquest
from irrrsponsivc quarters, which only the French and,
in the second place, the English, pretend not to hear.”
LONDON, June 24, 12 0.2 p: m.——A dispatch from
Alexandria. Egypt, to Lloyd 5 says a prize court writ has
been issued against the American steamer Gargoy.lc '
The Gargoyle, .a tank steamer of 4433 gross tons.
left New York May 11, for Alexandria. On her way out
she was reported at Malta Maya 3! She 15 owned by the
Vacuum Oil Company. '
LONDON, June 24. 3 .39 a. m.—The five Swedish
steamers seized in the Baltic Sea Tuesday by German
warships are said to have been the BergSla‘gcn, Mimosa,
Fram, Otis end Kipple. ‘ 9:5".
The Bergslage’n, owned' in Stockholm, is a vessel of
1,520 tons’ gross; the Mimosa, owned in H'elsingborg,
1,604" “tons; the Otis, owned in Gohenburg,’ ,1‘304 tons.
Shipping records do not mention steamers knewn as the
From or Kipple, which are of Swedish ownership.
ROMlE, 11111933, via Paris, June 24, 8:15 a. m. —The
Official statement issued tonight at the headquarters of
the General Staff of «the Italian Army was as follows': '
“Along the entire front there has been an artillery
duel between pieces of heavy and median Calibre. The ~‘
enemy endeavored last night to attack particularly Mon-
tepiano. Val Grands, Val Piccolo, Cresmaverze (situated
between Pizzocollina and Zeillenkofel), and crestaverde,
which have been occupied by our troops yesterday. ,
' “During the night of June 21‘- 22 and continuing the
following day, the enemymade three desperate attacks
against our position at Freikofel‘ ’All iheSe attacks were ’
repulSed successfully by the splendid fire (if our artillery
35c 5;
. Millie use of hand grenades. The enemy left 200 359d-
165- on thebattlefiéld. .. v;
. . n'théflBay‘Of'Plczid prepardtmns are.beinévmadé by
‘ triads tor the installation of ‘heavy "artillery, and
“ use“. I,joniig“lbeights convoys bye been seen
, any lei toward§he Upper
‘i'in the” Monte” :Nm region and Along ti‘i‘e. Isnnzonhe
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J'UNE 30th,
45—1915“?-
Is the date our offer of a Gas
Water Heater on easy payments
expires. After June 30th, these
' heaters will be sold for Cash
only. ' i D:
READ OUR EASY 'I‘ER
These heaters put out on the
basis of 50 Cents Cash and $2.00
per month for eight months, or \
$5.50“ Cash, $5.50 at end of fir'st
year and $5.50 at end of second
year. In either case the heater
. becomes your property as soon as
a total of $16.50 has been paid.
Remember that after June 30th,
these offers will be withdrawn.
Or‘der‘your heater without delay
so as to take advantage of this
liberal offer. » z
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—-—CAFF. GRILL
Inimitable Entertainment—Perfection in Food and Service.
, SHORE DINNER SPE'I 1M.
12 Noon to 8: 30 p. m.—‘Commencing May 29.
M E N U
in Sea son, Parislenne Potatoes. Halt Cold Boil‘ed Lobster, Mayonnai‘lo
Dressing, lIalt Broiled Chicken, New Boiled Potatoes. Vegetable ip'.
Season, Deml Tasse. . z :
A LA CARTE SERVICE AT ALL 'I‘lMES——Telebhona'
98 Westpo
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Shore Dinners Dancmg
Six Reels of PicturesDailv
BOTON POINT PARK“
Cut out this Coupon and present it tomorrow
FRIDAY NIGHT
ALthe Door of the <
Roion Point Dancing Pavilion
and Gain Free Admittance.
For The
Precilirnc'lng
I being a spy, was. executed in the Tower of L'ondon y
tcrday by shooting.
,. Another alleged German spy, Robert Rosenthal,'w
is said by the police to have confessed that he _w‘a ’ , ..
to England by the German admiralty to obtam infer ;
tion on naval matters, is to be court-martialcd.
MORE FOREST LAND.
ciose a gap ‘hetween the
ready acquired in that- re
WASHINGTON. June. 24.—Appro- price being $7. 21 an acre
val ot- the purchase by the Federal
Government or 97,888 acres or non-'CURTAILING msunANcir
agricultural land in \the. White Moan-l HARTFORD Conn" Jun
tales in New Hamil!!!“ “5 umIlito insurance companies
Southern Appalachians was name the Phaenix Mutual we;
8d today by the National IW 3.9-3“ the CODIIOCIICIID can.
servation Communion. Tlill bmaghtI Connecticut Mutual may“
the total area so for approved for nap .mm to statements If .
tional forests in_ the east Ilp‘ to more lune any policies to trays .'
than 1.,275000 ~ mwtiuatno‘wnum; ‘
The latest“aoqiiisition will iavoiveI. man: mm we
Bil ”minimum of m 0" Mt Ilhuiinlng similar hoards.
931:8! some. ~~ 'gsttiagpolioiei noware
Thelmtmllllfllmme claims for death
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