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Three Times. 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
’ face or Caps, Double Price.
WANTED. ' l
TO LET. FOR SALE.
F—w -——--—_.—
. WANTED—SMALL MOTOR BOAT
,with engine fitted with clutch. Andreas
ER. 191.. clo Sentinel. 115 it
_.
WANTED—EXTRA SALESPEOPLE 4
wanted for our annual Jubilee Sale.
Apply at once, C. J. Mints 600. 115 it
WANTED—OHAUFFEUR. WOULD
like position with private party. Four,
years’ experience. Can do own repairg
ing. Chauffeur Clo Sentinel: 115 it
Reasonable pride. Tel. 1139-4. 114 3t;
ition.
WANTED —— EXPquENOEDi
chauffeur. Apply office Samuel Rood-l
her. “
WANTED—REVERSE CLUTCH Tol
hold 12 H. P. 4 cycle engine. J. E.
General Delivery. 114 St
WANTED—GIRL ON PRESS MA-
chine. Apply at the Crescent Laundry.I
’ 113 3tl
WANTED-—TO BUY ALL KINDS
of cattle and poultry. Pay the highest
prices. Special price for live calfs. 12
c pound. Bob calves to fatten, $8 to
$9 a piece. Joe Dickmsn, 19 Raymond
street. Phone 356-21. 112 12t
..WANTED—A COMPETENT GIRL
tor general housework. Two in family.
110 3t
Phone 513.
[of collections written in Hebrew and
English. Finder please return to Sen-1
.tinel. 115 It?
a
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you the lowest prices on 15‘years guar—
unteed tin made into leaders, hand-
made, painted inside. tin roofing.
plumbing and heating.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN.
56 Water St. Phone 1106-12
lECAl NOTICES
District of Norwalk, 55.
Court. July 15th, A. D., 1915.
Estate of Anna Sush late of Norwaik
in said District, deceased
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict or Norwalir, hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date here-
of for the creditors of said Estate to
‘exhibit their claims for settlement;
(Those who neglect to present their ac
counts. properly attested, within said
time, will the debarred a recovery. All
persons indebted to said Estate are re-
gusted to make immediate payment to
‘ ALBERT SUBH.
Probate
. 15 22 29
District oi‘ Norwaik, ss., Probate:
Court. July 13th, A. D., 1915.
' Whereas, writes application has beenl
made to this Court for administration!
or the estate of Pauline Wennrich who
died in estate a (resident or Norwaikp
in said District more than -ten years1
before the date or said application. i
Ordered, That said applicatibn be
heard and~determined at the Probate
Dulce, in ‘Norwaik, on the 19th day of
‘July, 1915, at 4:30 o'clock afternoon; ‘
and that public noticethereotbe given
to all persons interested therein by
publishing this order in a newspaper
having a circulation in said district, a
least five days before said, day of hear-'
ing.
HEN-RY W. GREGORY,
Judge
District of Norwalli, ‘ss: Probate
court, June 30, A. D., 1915.
Estate or Phoebe M. Reed,’ late of
Nerwaiii, in said District, deceased.
The Court ogjrobate for the Dis-
trict of NDrwalk, .hatli limited and al-'
lowed six month-from the data here-
of for the creditors of said Estate to
exhibit their claims forusettieme'nt.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attestedp‘ within
said time. will ‘. be adebarred a re:
covery. All persons indebted. to sun
Estateare requested to make imme"
diate payment to ’ , ‘. " '
THE SOUTH ‘NORWALK TRUST.
WANTED—SKIN“, OLD 0R anfi
114 3t {with all improvements. inquire 159 80.; FOR SALE~TWO . HORSES.
To LET_SEC0ND FLOOR, sm‘ iron ens—~50 wESTEa Pore.
rooms. 91 South Main street. Rent :16. Read! to 891- 15 cents a Piece Some
Mrs. S. A .Youngs, 2‘1 East avenue. other gear just as cheap. This week
East Norwallr 515 at only 0. H. Scott, began street, Ro
.., . .-___,____.._....._. wayton. 115 it
TO LET—5 ROOMS. FIRST FLOOR‘
all improvements. To small, quiet tamd FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE- 0mg
llnquiie 49 Chestnut street. 115 3‘ carryaii top. Will sell or exchange.
Lock Box 672. 115 St
TO LET—THREE ROOMS. roan-i
ished complete for light housekeeping,f FOR SALE—“PIANO CHEAP. RATH-
every convenience. 815 month or by er than pay storage, will sell almost
the week. 22 Madison street, near sta- new, upright piano very cheap ibr cash
114 3t or might allow free use with purchase
later on. if piano was satisfactory. Ad-
ro LET—six ROOMS. UP sums. dress, F- A- lM-r-clo fiéntlnel- 115 3t
15,.
:13 3t? I
,quire William Enron & 00., Inc., a
jRowan street, East 'Norwalk.
TO LET—SIX ROOMS WITH ALLI
modern improvements 1? Lincoln ave! FOR GALE—GRAY” WORK HORSE.
Main street.
hue, South Norwalk. A. Joselovaiiy, 52110116 and senile. Will work anywhere:
ater strWeet, or 4 Cove avenue. East} 301“ (0! want or “68. Cheap if taken
Norwalk. 112 “lat once. E. Tutter, Connecticut avenue,
South Norwallt. P. 0. Box 354. 113 3t
T0 LET—:21 UNION er. 7 noon
apartment. Posseslon at once. The
Hatch and Bailey Co.
FOR SALE -- TRANSPLANTED
Idled. Apply Nelson ii. Hoyt, 70 Wash
lngtou street. 113 3t
T0 LET—FOUR ROOM APART-
ment and flat, also loft, steam heated
and electric elevator service. For fur;
ther particulars enquire of The Old:
Well Cigar Co. ‘ j
MISCELLANEOUS.
ITALIAN MlDWIFE—MRS SANTA
limo, graduate from the University
at itaiy. Licensed in New York and
To LET—'5 ROOMS- CORNER BUR" .‘onnectlcut. Close Examinations and
125 ufcelery plants. No seed bed plants nan-5
OFFICIAL STATEMENT lcellocr, and Gottliev von Jagow,
OF FRANCE gthe German Foreign Minister,
PA'RIS, July 15, 2:35 p. m.—?and Baron Stephan Burian you
The French Vi’ar Office gave outhajeci, the AustroH-ungarian
the following today on the prog- '3 Foreign Minister.
ress of hostilities: E “The protest was sent at the
“Activity during the night injrequest of Germany and Turkev
the region north of Arras was.Wi“, fOHOW Stilt. -
quite diversified. South of thef “The object is to warn America
Chateau de Carieul we seized azthat a rupture of relations with
line of German trenches. Arounleermany will mean a rdpture'
Neuville Saint Vaast and the-With Germany’s allies"
'Labyrintll' there was hand: - .
“In the Argonne the fighting PACKERS’ CARGOES“
was circumscribed within the rel, \YASHINGTUN‘ JUL" [El-“i
gion west of the forest where we ‘ Difficulties of American meat.
had progressed yesterday. Northgpackcrs with Great Britain over'
of the Servonroad. after a series,the detention 0f their cargoes $0?
[of counteoattacks, the Germanslm’mral countries will be taken;
Isucceeded idrregaining a foothold , “P by the State Department in 31
’ In the ‘ note to the British government. it;
in the Deaurain \Voods.
{rest of this sector there was no “’35 said today. ;
,changc in the situation. l The packers who have appeal-i
“Between Fey—cn-Haye and,“ to the Washington govern-3
-— ily. Rent reasonable. Chestnut street. ton auto truck with express body, also the Forest of Le Pretre an at-»ment to demand that "Great Brit-i
tempt of the enemy to sally from : ain stop interfering With their
his trenches was immediatelylcargoes consigned to neutral}
halted by a curtain of artillery ports and ’settle for $14,090,000!
fire of our infantry.” ,worth of their products now heldi
5‘ "up in prime courts. continued]
{GERMAN FORCES ‘their conferences with State De-j
f CAPTURE PRZASNYSZ partmcnt officials today. They;
; BERLIN, July ,5, via London, charge the British .. government:
3:58 p, m_—-—Przasnysz. a townlwith thedestruction of commerce
{of Russian Poland, fifty miles l‘m-thOd PTOdUCtS between the
north of \Varsaw, has been cap-iUfHYEd States and other coun—
‘tured by the German forces, ac-‘mes- _ _ _
icording to the official statement I" 3 statement outlining thrill
{given out today by the German case as submitted to the depart-
! Army Headquarters Staff, merit. the packers assert that the
' ~ British government purposely dc—.
lays settlement of their claims
for seized cargoes and that they
are not inclined to re-Open trade
with neutral countries unless
SIR EDWARD GREY
BENEFITTED BY REST
LON‘DON, July 15, 1:48 p. m.
———“Sir Edward Grey, whose eye-
sight has been benefitted suf-
ficiently from his short rest, has
today resumed his duties as Secv
rotary for Foreign Affairs." says
a statement given .Out today by ' ‘
the British 'O‘fficial Press Bureau. 1 specifically With the complaint of
of interference with neutral trade
undcr the British Order in Coun-
cil will form the subject of an-
other communication to (ireat.
Britain.
ALLlES MAKE
SUBSTANTIAL ADVANCE
[IN-DON. July l5. ll :50 a. in.
~me Athens comes a rcport of
We have just bought
Star Shirts at a special price and are selling them at a
special price.
Star Shirts are one of
now is your chance to buy. these High Grade Shirts
at much less than the regular prices.
\
The olors are absolutely fast—the bodies and
cut full and large,
All 3i.” and sleeve lengths.
They are on sale now. Come and get a
Shirt Bargain.
$2.00 Shirts at. .1
$1.50 Shirts at..
:they can be assured of delivery -—-—-—-—
of their ships to ports designated.
The American note to treat R m, S
Britain which it wits saidnwoiult} ogers tevens
be sent immediate y, Wi ca , NORWALK ’ SOUTH NORWALK “
the packers. The general subject ,7 r‘
a big lot of $1.50 and $3.00
l
the Best Shirts made and ‘
real
llIlIs-I-os-o
$1.35
$1.15
bank street. Rent :12. inquire, 9 Eliz-i
.11..L03T—BOOK CONTMNING Lls'r,“both "wet- T018. 1349-2-
323 ti
assistance by latest modern method“ a substantial advance made by
2! Ely avenue. Telephone 315. 13 am] the Anglo—French forces .aganlst
lilic Kritliia-Achi Balm lmc. but
To LET—181x ROOM COTTAGE
with all improvements. 12
i rel contractor. Estimates given ongoriginatcd in the Grecian capital
AALVATOR CHARIOTT— GENER-i sincc so many wild rumors have
t
5c
SECRETARY DANIELS TO ‘
CONFER WITH EDISON;
! \\'ASHlN('i'l‘()N." July 13—-
’\\'itli the departure of ficcrctar)‘
Bathing Roton Point Bathing":
Park ’
“mum lHill. Wilton. Conn.
Lincol
avenue. 5 rooms with improvemenfsh all kinds of contract work. Be sure
at 9 Hamilton avenue. 5 rooms with ‘1 FM our estimate. We all: save you
improvements. 72 North Main street. loner. Phone 316-3. 18 Wood St.
SYRUP cololllls
GIVEN cllllullc
Pure Food Commissioner lifter
Purveyors of Soda Water
Sweetening— tab The Public
Know What it Drinks, Says ile—
Thirteen Fairlield County Candy
Store Men on Carpet—line a
linguist
—- -. ; Dairy and Pure Food Commissioner
NOTICE TO OONTRACTORS KStadtmueller finished today the exam
Sealed proposals are requested at ination of persons charged with using
the cities of the District (.‘iomllulssion-dmmmal means to color syrup “89“
are of the Second Taxing District. City to sweeten soda water, and who failed
of Norwalk, City Hall, until 12 o'clock-3° take the necessary steps to inform
noon, July 21' 1915, for the moving‘and'the consumer of the soda water of
relaying of about 125 rods of stone that islet. The examination began on
fence on property nee .opposite Bald Tuesday and was brought to a close
this forenoon. All of them were from
The Commissioners reserve the right ““5 t°’°'l°°“' 11 the persons “'9“? from
o reject any or all bids. iNorwalk and other towns in Fairfleld
s'rEpHnN s. HATCH ‘Wflty- .
HORACE R. NASH in all the commission had had four-
D. WILLIAM HARFORD [teen perilous on the ,carpet and, in
District Comissloners view of the grilling to which th'ey were
TO LET—~15 ROOM APARTMENT,
East Washington street. East Nor-l
walk. Partial improvements, rentl
$12.00; also 5 room apartment 39
Chapel street, ‘Norwalk. Inquire til
South Main street. or telephone 60.
129 ti
‘— fit
BUSINESS NOTICE.
AT MRS. TAYLOR'S, 60 NORTH
Main street. lSome' special prices on
trimmed hats. Toilet powders, Hosiery
and collars and cuffs. . 114 St
52f
,- - fl , subjected they did not think there was
great deal of velvet in the carpet.
, The commissioner said that there
was but one druggist among the tour;
teen. They were for the most psi-t own-
lthis will be received with rcscrrc
! until Officially confirmed.
Daniels for \Vcst Orange. N. l.
.» to confer with Thomas A. Edi»
EXCHANGE; " lsin in regard to the proposed;
DISABLED PRISONEngNnvv Bureau of invention midi
BERN'E, Switzerland. July hum“, ('ivilian Advisory Board. na-i
"0:20 3' m., ”3 Paris, 8115 P‘ .m' val officers looked forward to ana
!——-A sprciai 'train loaded “’"Mannouncement to fOHOW immc—y
lFrcncli prisoners of war, prcsum- ‘ diatclv “fl” thc conference. T1,.i
.ably disabled. on their way homclst-crctnrv will E«wk the views 01.
1 rom (icrmany passes here every: Mr. lidiaon about some of thc:
I:night another special filled Witll mm m be im'itcd t” W" the (1.1-.
similarly cripplcd (icrmans who visorv board. Pcnding‘ the con-;
Ears returning fronl France. A'lfcrence. llowcvcr. Mr. Daniels,
3-000 "2mm”? 9f 11130 saqnafl‘giof other possible board illCllllk’i‘S.‘
corps 0 C “'0 Ila lOllS “'l ‘i
gigansfli-rrcd from our country mSSTRIKERS fifig‘fnom. ACT
t c of let. , .
It .is rcportcd at Constance! CARDIFF. Wales. July 15.
,that 2.000 French sanitary‘troops 12.32 a. m.—-ln spite of opti—
larc being “9].“ 0" the ("ermanimis‘tic predictions that serious
lfrontier awaiting ”MSW” home. 3 labor difficulties in the coal fields
‘ would be averted, virtiinllv every
NEUTRALITY 01‘.THE 1mine in ‘Wales was idle this?
wasmvdl'rbfighpl iffAfiES‘mmnmg’ “‘5 ti,“ {3353503532
'1‘ "l " -‘ ' “wlb 'nnin O c mu
Austria‘s diplomatic rciiresenta-‘fsig‘higheg; wages.
tions that American exports of In one district alone 20000
war munitions to the Allies men struck. defying the govern-
havc attained dimensions endan- ment's proclamation that the pro-!
ering the neutrality of tile Unit- visions of the Munitions’ Act
ed States have been under consttl- would be invoked _to prevent
oration at the State Departmfint cessation of operationsl. “‘33,“;-
Smc‘i) Julyd It, and 5: waliiaftreplzirs o’clock g was esumfitftfere :3an
t ecu e ermine . . ‘ [20,000 me ,
floany' the United States dd?" diffirfs of the Welsh fields. t' i
ke. The Austrian note eiv- ‘ A’ meetin of the .execu we
32d to Ambassador Penefield .0“ committee got the South Wales
June 29, probablytvill not be'glv- Mi ner‘s’ Union ,was called
en out here. It '5. substantlill‘lhv this forenoon to confeerth‘reSEl
reported. wevei’ in last nlg ts resent atives- ‘ of the “a”,
news disp Trade. but the rank and file 0 !
,hesfrom Vienna-via
Amsterdam‘and London. the miners are obdurate. and. th0_*
The Austrian note cm“ems“government proclamation secms3
for .
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British army authorities now per-
mitted
nouncement,
make this an-
thus confirming
him to
what has been often rumored
but never officially substantiated.
The
strength of the British
forces in Serbia were. not stated
3 by the lecturer.
' CZECH ‘LEADER
“HAS BEEN ARRESTED
BERLIN, July 15, by wireless
to Sayville, N.
Y.-—A dispatch
from Prague, Bohemia, to the
Overseas. News Agency, says:
“Dr.
{has been arrested. He was presii
dent of» the Czech newspaper.
Raschin‘, a Czech leader,
Narodny. Listy. and a well-known
Slavish leader.
Twenty years
Now Open for the Season. ,
I comm mob-"Tera of small candy and peanut stores
‘ 1
that war exports as” 3 proceed-
whlch maintain soda fountains during. ing of the present war iare not, m
the summer only. The «commissioner . » . . . f
. .7 ‘ e With the definition 0
finds that the drugglst. as a rule, are consonant It adds that “it
careful to observe the regulations, that
require the greatest "possible publicity
as 'to the ingredients in the syrups.
The commissioner did not say there
;was‘ anything prejudicial to healthin
the stuff used in coloring the syrup,
but the consumer was entitled to know
the precise nature of the coloring stud
”and the dealers should have'had no:
. . . been placed in conspicuous positions
”EVE“ Hfglfmx"? ".NOT "0‘ in melanoma. setting forth thatithe‘
Reputable neighbors. “of Cl: 1 com was not natural but artificial.
Stevens of Canton; who on M ”dear It); the purpose 9" Commissioneer
paid lines and egg t :9“ FY gadtmueller‘ to'sse that peopleshfall
$38217 for" viol ti 5 time . ll ,tQ-iknowyi‘just what they are ‘buylhgwh’en
I ' r '1 9n 91‘1”; Quornhw make purchases,-so that it they,
“.5" resent "19 statement “13" his wish to take into their systems artific-
Diace in Canton was “notorious;f“
snona DINNEEs' AND
ALL KINDS OF
.w. A. NASH, Prop. L
.Phone 36 “"“WH
\ . they’gredienta. He is coast 1an followins
have ever heard any noise orgj that up his examinatio 'wit prosecutions.!
they ever witnessed any alley-tier . ‘ ‘ " “ ~ , ~
about the Stevens premisssland they "Man wan
tralit ."
331““ b: quite sufficient. to’ ad-
vise the enemies of: Austro—Hun-
gary that thesupply of foodstuffs
and war material would be sus-
pended. if ‘ legitimate trade in
these , arbi’cles between Americans
and neutf‘al- countries was not
‘permitted.”‘ . ’
' German officials have openly
declared ‘ the United States fully
within its rights as a neutral in
selling War exports to the Allies.
Austria’s representations tounch
adii’ferent phase of the questiOn.
RUPTURE‘ WITH GER» .
,MANY WILL .M-E‘AN RUP- ‘
"TUBE W 1TH: HER ALLIES
LONDON. July .15. 2:35. cum.
'='——A"'. ispatch ‘from .B by
rlin;
way 0 Amsterdam. to..t'he.ii.x-
'change Telegraph comm ‘ 1'0:
‘5 apparently as lunch surprised
tevens when they’*.‘le‘amod of {the than
not or the, has imposed upon'l . Can With
an this“
‘onlv to have stifl‘encd theinreso-
lifttion to Stand firmpm their de-V
Imantis. ‘_ _ ‘
' M‘enwho strike in theface of
the government piohibition are;
subiect to a fine Of $15 a day in
{default of which they may be
iimprisoned.‘ u . ,
l GED MEN AND WOMEN
A .. . HIDE IN CELLARs‘
PARIS; luly 14, 9:45 p.‘ m.——_
.Forty waged men 1and .worner‘i
' ' I ' rive , . .
imanyof them 93“? ytycs, at; 'r g'submarmef expreSsed regret and
h??? this Nmpm‘é‘gk {rqg‘lalgfigs readiness to make reparatiori, and
‘yEfihse fife 11:23 1315‘“; in cellars, assures the United States that
ffirédeweelftoescape? a- German the mac“ was not meant for
the American fla . but iS" to be
ibg'gbafit’gem-They were attend- considered'un E
:e V ~ ‘ *
, dent.” ‘ " d .
BRITISH :TROOPS AUSTRO=HU.NGARIANs .
- .. NOWIN . ”PUBLISH RED BOOK
1, LIVERPOQLJUW'P '9‘243 a; ..BnRDiN,-1u1y is, by. wireless
,m.——.7Fh‘at .Britd‘ “9995 fallow to Sayville, N. ’Y.——Among the
"inSerbi fighhMLW‘th theVSern news item‘szrcpared‘ ,by ,the
blade againstthc‘Anette-Hunger: Overseas ‘News Agency today,
.' ” ‘ ‘ ' .for 'transmig‘Eion abroad by wire-
less}:telegraphy' was the follow-
“ inst». ‘ ‘ ‘ -‘ . ‘ .
ago he was sentenced to prison
for political reasons. .More re-
of the Austrian Diet”.
NEBRAS‘KAN TORPEDOED
., ' " BY-"SUBMARINE
wu-
Germany, in an offidial memor-
Berlin. by Ambassador Gerard,
admits that the American steam-
er Nebraskan was torpedoed by a
SERBIA
cently he was elected a member .
- WASHuNGToN. July _.15.__.,..
andum transmitted » today; from ‘
unfortunate ’ acci- ~
book dealing with the prepared
ness of Italy for war. It Show
that the Italiam governmentrl'e~
ceived incorrect information from
its diplomats, who underestimat
ed the preparedness of Austrt
The documents have to do wi,
ithe yearsigog until 1911 .
move that the alleged violatioj
of the triple alliance was approv-v
ed by ltaiy. ‘ :
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