For Sale, Business Vand
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous—._....T.
taco or Caps, Double Price. .
murmments on thbpaze. Twenty-Five Words orL'essV, 25c
Three'l‘imes,50c. Each AdditionalWord. 1 centperlnserttou. Inblack-
WANTED. TO LET.
WANTED—TOURING CAR FOR To LET—OWN YOUR HOME.
the 3+5 July. Party “151195 ‘to do.VVBnildings plots in Norwalk, East '1.Nor-
own driving. Must know on or before wgk South Norwalk, and Rowaytgn,
30th. Ernest Reynolds, 64 Winfieldlk upon which you can erect your home.
street, East Norwalk. 125 3t with a very small payment down, bai-
anoe on terms as rent. Investigate this
WANT: D—TO RENT FROM AUG I if you are interested in owning a home
9 t” 19 room “"“53- vicinity West “9" do it now. dnquiries solicited. The
l
”Will sell him; worth the money. En-
;FOR SALE;
FOR SALE—HORSE, (GREY,
chunk, weight 1,300 lbs, and sound.
quire B. Hershfield, 19 Wood St. 125 3t
FOR “Ll—LOTS, mcarno 5
minutes from East Norwalll’ Station.
Easy purulent plan. Building plan free
MILITARY AETIYVITY Is GENTERING IN GALICIA,
wVI'rH; Ruseraus League. .. .
:(Oamnued grom‘ Fir's't Page) 4. -‘V 1...‘ L
Vosges, and this only to slight degree. ,3
Nothing has been heard from the Dardanellcs.
LONDON,
June 25, 4:05 a. myth del'nand that the
nation "be\told the truth about the war,’
the Times in an editorial. The paper declares there is ,
no immediate prospect of being able to compel the Ger-
mans to withdraw within their own frontiers,
it will take months to provide the British forces with 1
the big guns, high explosives and machine guns that are
necessary."
ROME, June 24, via Paris, June 25, 6:55 a. m.——A‘
gradual advance along the Isonzo River, with the occu—
pation of C lobna north of Plava, and the edge of the
plateau between sagrado and Mcpfalcone are announced
in an official statement issued tonight at the headquar—
ters of the Italian General Staff. 'Ihe communication fol—
lows: '
’is voiced by
and that
JUNE 30th,
—l915*“
I
Is the date our otter of a Gas
Water Heater 011 easy payments
expires. Alter June 30th, these
heaters will be sold for Cash
only.
REMOUREASYTERMS
These heaters put out on the .
basis of 50 Cents Cash and $2.00 'V .
nue. Telephone 1310.
WANTED—:TRAVELI‘NG SALES- V
125 3t Norwalk InVestment 00, 70 80“”! to buyer. BOX 685, South 'XOI'WRIK.
Main street. '
121 (it
Inn tor nearby territory, experienced;
Selling wrapping paper. C. W. ives,,
New Haven, Conn. . 125 (it
WANTED—TWO SALESME’N FOR
2 high grade proposition, those will-
ing to workand get results, call Sat-
urday between 9:30 and 11 a. m. The meat and list, also loft, steam heated
M. Sonnenberg piano 00., 104 Wash- and electric elevator service. For fur-
125 it ther particulars enquire o! The Old
Well Cigar Co.
ington street.
4. WANTED—COLORED WOMAN AS
cook and laundresa. Go home nights
if desired. Mrs. Money, Belle island.
124 6ti
V WANTED—83,900 FIRST MOR'r-'
gage loan on 12 'room residence. 6 per-
cent. interest. Good investment. Box
685, South Norwalk. 124 6!
v
WANTED-BOARD AND LODGING
tor one’week starting July 1st, for
three adults and twoc hildren, four
V years old. Would like to be within
ten minutes walk of East Norwalk
Yacht clu‘b. Mention rates. Answer H.
C. A.. cno Ill-eke & Bell, 68 South St.,
New York city. 123 at
MISCELLAN EU U S.
WILL PERSON WHO PICKED UP
filight tau top cover of automobile, on
Post Road near Cedar st” South Nor-
walk, return some to Dreyer Hat Co. ._.
Railroad avenue and receive reward.
523.5“
._.—7
ACCOUNTANT—EXPERT. OPENS,
';' Makes periodical audits, prepares fin
,3 nuclei statements. Terms moderate.
i _~ Address ‘Accountant,’ cio Sentinel.
i' 118 (it
I
,1 ._..
5? —NOTICE.
3V3 Eotlmates cheerfully given on paint-
ing. Paint can be furnished by the
, 3i, owner or by the painter. I can save
V: you money. John Hudak, 47 Boutou
1 .' street. 317 12t
t
. , “'flLIAN MIDWIFE—MRS SANTA
' sumo, graduate from the Univerait
at Italy. Licensed in New York V
Connecticut. Close Examinations and
assistance by latest modern methods.
29 Ely avenue. Telephone 315. :3 2m
MLVATOR CHAHIDTT— GENER-
oj'ul conti'actor. Estimates given on
V _ on kinds of contract work. Be sure
$.13. to (at our estimate. We can have you
" ,mnay. Phone sic-1. as Wood St.
Losi‘.
, I
.13 ’ LOST—SMALL CLASP PIN SET
5': ywith pearl. Lost between Palace
theater and Monroe street. Reward
,‘if returned. Clo Sentinel.‘ - 125 1t
«,- LOST-.nANGORA 'liIGER CAT. RE-
{mo Return to Dudley E. Raymond,
to West avenue. .124 st
LOST—A LARGE BLUE CAMEO
clasp pin. Valued as a keepsake. Re-
fiard given by leaving at Cuneo's
tluit store, Washington street. 123 in
and room for light housekeeping. In-
quire Mrs. Biol-net, 11 Chestnut St.
galow, No 31 Lincoln avenue. All im-
TO LET FURNISHED ROOMS
business and open air place combined
in Bridgeport. Doing good business.
’25 3t Price 31200. Address, Moving Picture.
L - Clo Sentinel.
124 (it.
—.
Fon SALETJMOVING Plcruaa
124 at
TO LET—FOUR ROOM APART-
atock 3800. Established 40 years. R681-
business. Prico 3850. Apply, Grocery,
r.—
FOR SALE—GROCERY STORE.
son for selling, ill-health. Doing good
ole Sentinel. 124 at
'ro LET-em DESIRABLE LOCAL-
lty, a house with every modern im-
provement, electric lights, gas, - four
rooms on each floor, besides pantry
and bath room. lNice 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 privil-
ege of bath. Home comforts. :19 6t
., To LET-e2 OR 4 ROOMS, ALL UK-
provements, gal-11a and fruit trees. Also
movements. garden and fruit trees.
Also a baby carriage for sale, in first
class condition. Inquire 12 West
street, upstairs. 124 3t
1
TO LET—FROM JULY lsT. ‘BU‘Ne
provements. Rent 321) Inquire of C. E.
Hoyt. 3 , , 124 t!
To LET—3 NICE ROOMS. RUN-
ning water, electric lights. Rent $7.50.
Alexander White; 61 Ely avenue. 123 3t
‘ To LET—51R00M'8, CORNER nou-
bank street. Rent 812. Inquire, 9 Eliz-
abeth street. Tole. 1249-2. 123.. it
TO LET—7 ROOM HOUSE CAN BE
divided for two famlles. 74 Lexington
avenue. Call at 76 Lexington avenue.
123 3!.
'ro LET—5 ROOMS, FIRST FLOOR
corner Betts place and Harvey street,
all improvements. Newly papered and
gas in. Phone 635, Mrs. C. H. Als-
thorpe. » 123 st
To LVET~BEAUTIFUL s ROOM
halt house, all improvements and con-
veniences, 5 minutes to E. N. station.
Maring Construction Co., 123 Washing-
ton street. ' '
To LET—SIX ROOM COTTAGE
with all improvements. 12 Lincoln
avenue. 6 rooms With improvements,
at!) Hamilton avenue. 5 rooms with
improvements, 72 North Main street.
Store, 70 North Main street. Inquire
United Grocery Co., North Main St.
To LET—6 ROOM APARTKENT,
East Washington street. East Nor-
walk. Partial improvements. rent
:12. 00; also 5 room apartment 39
Chapel street, Norwalk. Inquire 64
South Main Vetreet. or telephone 80.
. \_ . . . - . 129 t!
~_____.____~. NW
TO RjN'P‘FROM JULY rat.
One-halt house, .7-fineV room's, all
-——-ward Ave. Apply at 84 WOod-
ward Ave. .
modern improvements, 74 Wood-
FOR SALE—.3 MIDCH COWS. SIX
and seven years old. inquire Duify
Place,» west Cedar street. ' 123 at
FOR BALE—ONE 5 PASSENGER
Cadillac. One =Maxwell runabout. one
7 passenger Packard, One Marlon run;
about. Cars for hire. Storage. White
Motor Sales Oo.. Back 01' P. 0., South
1Norwalk. Tel 940. Agents for Auburn
automobiles. '
Special Music
EVERY BATU RDAY EVENING
Clifford Hotel
Rathskeller
3NOTE—7Now entrance from Illn-
thth Street. 1 3 .
130111110 Beach}
New Open for the Season.
SHORE DINNERSI AND
ALL KINDS OE.
SEA FOOD. ‘ '
W. A. NASH, Prop.
Phone 88‘ Wectport
lllvlllllvn 11011131
. W“; 13Ist
SEMI-ANNUaAL DIVI-
DEND OF THE VNVOWALK
SAVINGS SOCIETY.
’ ‘ Norwalk, Conn.,
June 10, 1915.
‘ "At a meetingOI Directors of
this Society, held this da , a
dividend, at the date of our
(4) per cent. per annum was
declared to Depositors from
the earnings of the six months
ending June 35, 1915.
The same will be entered
V on pass-bOOks and paid on
and after July 10,1915.
MONEY DEPOSITED ON
vuOR BEFORE SATURDAY,
JULY .10, «15, WILL
. v
have been methodical artillery actions.
means of reconnais‘sances by small
I
“In Carnia we continued an
Grande m3nd Val-Piccolo. In the
oners.
of Plczzo.
- I'IVCF
M.--
' '“ulomou'fi V'iiml's 1316' 5%}:ch “ti" "1 t
' 1;?"
BCIIISII gm ernmc
conilu'crcc under the Order in Council.
[part
cOrdcd their cargoes.
the Commerce of the world.
1
points on
fl .car Voes and vessels detained
~ WEREP AIR
. 1 33;;
Bullish note, which was published Vtoda} VVlle‘rc
a'ndt‘in Lendou; teitplaills in detail measures 151ch by.Vthc .
to minimize inconvenience? «3-to neutral
The claim
made. lloxlmer, that American citizens have , no . just
grounds for complaint. on account of the treatlllcut ac—
The United States. in its communication now
course of preparation, will renew its protest of March I
against the principles in the Order in Council.
ish memorandum makes no attempt to ans“ er the prin-
ciples, asserted in the note of that date.
The American note probably will refer to the Brit-
ish memorandum, but it was said today that the manner
of enforcing the Order in Council would not be treated
as relevant to the question at issue-whcthcr there' IS any
warrant in international law for the powers that Great
Britain and her allies have assumed to exercise over
“In the Tyrol—Trentino region and in Cadore, there
At the same'time
we have been maintaining our activity along the front by _
detachments,
thus we have had\ successful encounters at Carcano and
Val Cismon and toward the plateau of Vezzone.
intense artillery fire,
particularly against Malborgeth. Our projectiles today
penetrated the cupola olgFort Helsel.‘
“The night of the 22nd-23rd the usual vain attacks'
of theencmy were repeated against our positions at Val
region
Nero we extended our occupation towards the north as
far as the slopes of Javoczeky and made fifty seven pris-
In this region We began firing against the Bay
and
Monte
“Along the Isonzo we are advancing gradually rein-
forcing ourselves in positions on the right bank of the
We thus have occupied Globua, north of Plava. ‘
and on the lower Isonzo we have captured the edge of
the plateau between Sagrada and Monfalcone.”
LOVNDPN June 2, ll :33 a. m. --JA dispatch received
here’lrom Copenhagemsays the steamer Nova has are
rivcd there with the members of the crew of the Nor-
wegian steamer Truma, which last Vi cdncsday was tor—
pcdoed by a German submarine and Vthcn set on fire.
This occurred near the Shetland Islands
’Ihc l‘ruma was built in 1896 and was of 1,557 gross
tons. She was owned in Arcndal, Norway.
WASHINGTON. 3111111125.».L'llitcd States govern-
ment officials today had under consideration in connec—
tion with'xhc new American note to (Virca t Britain con-
coming delays to neutral commerce the latest l’ritish
-\
is
in
The Brit—V
In brief, the British memorandum emphasizes the
various favors shoWn to owners of cargoes sent Vabroad‘
from' the United States; says that British officials have
acted with the utmost dispatch in showing in every case
such consideration for neutrals' as might be compatible
with the object in view to prevent vessels from carry- <1
11131 goods ior or coming Irom the enemies’ ter'r'ltory, and
t the earnest desire of Great Britain to remove
all causes of- unavoidable delay' in dealing With American V»
* « LARGES'r VFARNVDIAIV. COMPANY ON THE RVOA
per month for eight months, or
$5.50 Cash, $5.50 at end of first
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 pilots will be withdrawn. 1.
Order your heater without delay"
JO - so as to take advantage of this
liberal ofl’er. «
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AROUND C o M P O I N N Connecticut.
Dino aIVld Dance Between the Conner-Orchestra.
lv-V—CAFEV GRILL
Inimitable Enmrtnlnmeut~Perfection in Fond and Service
1 50 SHORE DINNER SPECIAL 0
12 Noon to 8:20 p. mé—Commencing May 29.
EN U .
Olives, Celery, Radisheo. Pickles, Little Necks, Clam Chowder, Fish
In Season, Parialenne Potatoes. Half Cold Boiled Lobster. MaYOnnVaie
Dressing, Half Broiled Chicken, New Boiled Potatoes, Vegetables in
Season, Berni Tam. - :V ._. .
V A VLA CARTIli SERVICE AT ALL- TIMES—Telephone 98 Westport'
Shorej Dinners VV -—- Dancing
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Dorlon House
HENRY 11.1-lsosLam. _ ‘ 1'
,DRAW- INTER ST FROM
.‘y, 7%-? ‘
(Gregory Boulevard)
East Norwalk
Opens May 1.
llllAl NOTICES
JULY 1, 1915.
WILLIAM A. CURTIS,
1 ' ' President;
KORE DINNERS AND ALL
KINDS OF SVEA FOOD
COOKED T30 ORDER.
3‘ Court, June 24 A. D:1915.i~'
‘JOHNR O’SULLIVAN Prop-
Telephone Gall 7'20". ,.
Those who attended were: Florence lore said 2nd day of July, 5915
. Keller. Laura Baker. the: on»; , HENRY MOREGORY.
, Idol. Vllrs. Emma Barber. KEV. Ruth ' ‘
donor” Iodine Larraufl. Sadie
'ulobandl’riucipal Edwirll
District of Norwalk as. Probate
Estate of Bridget Shea. lateV th Nor- . . _V , ..
‘ walk, in said District, deceased“ ‘ V ‘ - ‘
Ordered, That the1AVdministrstor‘
exhibit his Administration account
to this Court for adjustment, at the.
— Probate 95,99 in JNorwalk on the
A Milli Filming 01, “1°. team's 9nd day or July, V1915, 'th 2 o’clock
of Lincblp school was held at the afternoon: find that m persons 15..
building yesterday 110011 and all one terested m ”1d Estate fiéy b9 noti-
' Joyed a sumptuous-lunciuml-'1‘“a lied: thereof, the administrator: will
" ““5”“ marked the 0‘0““! 01' the cause this order to be published in a
V “3th “’1' “‘9 5mm“ WPIIOD‘M néwapaper having a circulation in
was dellghttul in every respect. said District at fang fly. a”, be-
FREDERICKA: ELLSV, ..
~ Treasurer. _.
w.
VSIMI RESIAlllllNl
Management Vol F. R. Irwin,
Bndgoport. 3
Regular Dinner 35c ;
COME 111 Ann
FURNITURE
'IV‘h'at the price of fish will, in all
probability drop to a lower figure
within the next few months than it
has reached in many years, is the
opinion of local and other dealers in
sea teed throughout the state. It is
' also predicted that fish will becOme
more popular than ever, and he more
generally used as a result .
3 Reports received in Norwizlk frdm
the large. fisheries along the New Eng-
mackerel doling the present season
V ‘V. uare heavier than ever hetero and the admitted in court that he had stolen
flail markets throughout the easternlvgoods yesterday to get a‘ start at
states are swamped with that much-.“peddllns. ' ‘V
used nah.
portedkhaw been found orthpo Cod
‘1 1009 Main atreet‘ and stole‘ some
and "coast allow that the catches of sent to jail for 39 days; filial-tin has
Great schoonore «if the all, it is re- V V
and points at! the Connecticut and nasty-121111, “lulu-mm
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IV: UNDER DIRECT AUsPlVCEs or
gsoum NOR RWALR LODGE NO 529, L o o
Pm WHO‘ 1 luau-:75: uni-i
STOCK GETS 30 DAYS.
. smoonronr, June za—mlwaral ' ’
M61115 0; Stamford; 5 We, of 9.9." Robbins secures One RVVeol
loans. sold a. raleroud ticket to Stainl- Ha‘ven Cape pounced:
'fordV Which was given him at the hill,
on his release new “ind then ,- NEW YORK, “V“
visited a live and ten cent attire Vat “WM“ mm“ genera
idireotor of the New ,or
go'odlg' 1101101111111 .10 th testimony ntven end Hartlord Ra Gad
8 6V nwhli1 was indicted with ,
the Cit Co m.“ He
y m m “'1" other" dlrectors ol the roe
la'ting the Sherman-
yestorday obtained 3 V
Judge Built a bill V‘oVr pa
to certain facts 111.1an I
ment. Mr. Robbins.“ thro
pars Bil—l. OS:
'served several sentences for. tholt and
'Weih 'uidtho‘ V“ a" written heVis Valle
laud “bellman-troy” *1 ‘
tommmummua, Jmnmnmw If will
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