wants!
Classified “Ads.”---To 'Let,
For Sale,. Bilsiness and
Professional Cards.
Miscellaneous
I
and .'
LASSIFIED Advertisements'on this page. Twenty-Five Wordsor Less. 25c I
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion; In black—
. face or Caps, Double Price. ' . , .
; '.‘ __WANTDD. _ TO LET. FOR SALE.
for iire‘nlen, brakefnen, $120 monthly;
experience unnecessary. Railway. care
Sentinel.
WANTElDaSlTUATION BY GIRLSenuemen'
'l9~26
’ lm
provements.
unfurnished rooms in private house,
opposite Trinity church; all modern
room for
inquire 2 High street. l
Furnished
ed celery plants, 75 cents per hundred.1
» . . jy 1&;6t
to do general housework. 36 Second
street, East Nerwalk. 3'17 3t
'wlANTED——SALESMAN COVERlNG keeping; everyteonvenience, 22 Madi-‘So-“able-
territory in the vicinity of South Nor-
;walk. Must be business producer and;
or good appearance. Salary or a high;
commission. Work all through year.‘
Every capable man should write and
get our proposition. Glen. Bros., Inc...
Rochester, N. Y. ‘ l
To LET—aTWO 0R THREE ROOMSl Foa SALE—.5 PASSENGER TOUR-
furnished complete for .light
son street near South Norwalk station. avenue.
110713841“ car in A1 condition. Price rea-l
Louis Nyary, Connecticut
Phone 497. ' 1316 31
jy 19-3: ' ‘
MISCELLANEOUS.
'ro LET—.Elou'r ROOM HOUSE,l
52 Bayview avenue. Bath, furnace, eta-l "Al—IAN MlDWIFE-MRS SANTA]
iionary tubs, etc. Inquire 16 High
is
St. luuco, graduate from the University
1'17 gust ltaly. Licensed in New York and
Jonnecticut. Close Examinations and
WANTED—POSITION BY EXPER-
Understands
street.
l To LET—ONE OR TWO FURNISH-
ienced girl to do general housework.ed T001115. “film“!!! Sound. Terms
English. 11 Kossuthcensona-ble. Ten minutes walk to cen-
jy' 3t tor. Call 27 Seaview avenue.
assistance by latest modern methods.
I! Ely avenue. Telephone 315. 18 2m
SALVATOR CflARIOTT- GENER-
17 3‘. .
1 vol contractor. Estimates given on
GIRLS WANTED—To SEW ON To LET—TWO SUITS 0F ROOMS
.‘children‘s knee pants. Singer Sew- furnished for light housekeeping.
83 Washington street, and 52.50 per week. 214 East avenue,
ing machines.
Sduth Nodwalk. ms at |n
ear depot.
sis kinds of contract work. Be sure
is- flt our estimate. .We can save you
52 money. Phone 816-3. :6 Wood at.
in 3%
WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS
of cattle and poultry. Pay the highest
‘prices. Special price for live calls. 12
c pound. Bob calves to fatten, $8 to
T0 LET—7 ROOMS AND BATH. 7
10 Cove street, East Norwallt.
quire Coleman's News Stand.
In-
316‘ 3t
llul lullcls- _
$9 a piece. Joe Dickman, 19 Raymond
street. Phone 356<21. 112 12t
u -
TO LET—14 ROOMS. 547 CEDAR
street. Apply on premises.
T0 the Board of County Commlslon-
era of Falrtieid Connty:
16 3t
1y - l hereby apply for a transfer of a
LOST.
LOST—BETWEEN COMPO BEACH
and Washington street, a ladies black
and white checked coat. Finder re-
turn to Modern Market, 15 North
Main street. ’ jylfi 31
L _... _.
\
Loofil"
I share profits with you by giving
you the lowest prices on 15 years guar-
anteed tin made into leaders, hand-
made, painted inside, tin rooting.
plumbing and heating. "
HENRY A. HEGELEIN.
56 WaterhSt. Phone 1106-12
r
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POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
One of the biggest excursion
walk.
To LET—FOUR ROOM APART-
ment at No. 9 Ann streethouth Nor-
lnquire No. 2 West avenue. ti
license No. 216 to sell spirituous and in-
toxicating liquors, ale, lager beer,
Rhine wine, and elder from Philip
Castellano and Quinto Bradani at 23
:ro LET—JPHE FLAT FORMERLYl Railroad avenue to Quinto Bardanl. at
T0 LET—Six ROOMS WIT
modern improvements 17 Lincoln ave— ' July, A. D. 1915.
nue, South Norwalk. *A. Joselovsky, 52;
star strWeet. or 4 Cove avenue, East:
Norwalk.
occupied by the Picture Shop.
able for office or "family. Also loff'l‘lle proposed place oibuslness is not
containing about 5,000 square
will be divided to suit tenant, For,“ a church edifice or public 13011001
further particulars apply to The Old house, or the premises pertaining
Well t‘lgar Co.
Sultlz 23 Railroad avenue, town of Norwalk.
feet,‘ located within 200 feet in a direct line
.1316 u thereto. or any post ofllce, public libra-
_.___ l ry or cemetery. ,
H ALL; Dated'at Noryvaik, this 9th day of
' QUINTO BARDANI,
_ Applicant.
112 ill We, the undersigned. electors and
itaxpayers, as defined by law. of the
TO Cain-21 UNION er. 7 meltdown of Norwalk. in said county, here
Hatch and Bailey Co.
apartment. Possesion at once. Thetby endorse the application of the above
126 ti¥named Quinta Bardifni for such
lllcensc, and we do llcreby'severally,
browds of the season will appear at
_ dtoton Point park on Saturday next
.,,,when the excursion of the General
Optical company will be held. Five
hundred people will be fed in the
grove by the company. There will
be sack races and other features in-
dulged in by the visitors, who will
hrrive early in the afternoon. A
moonlight sail from Northport has
been scheduled for the 27th of the
,‘month with the Steamer Northport
113 the boat selected. is corrected
list of excursions and picnics booked
ls given as follows: . "
July 294Rowayton Methodist Epis-
popai Sunday school. *
_ July 21—Willton Congregational
Sunday school and Darien Congrega-
rtional Sunday school. Dancing in
the evening by Star oi Columbia Cir-
ple, Companions of the Forest.
liy. New York. _ ‘
July 24~Generai Optical company
bhurch ofL‘Stami'ord.
. July‘ 21—Moonlight
Northport to Retail Pdfrlt.
July 28-—Bayonne City Republican
blub of Bayonne, N. J. O
1 July 29—Congregation‘al‘, Methodist
and Episcopal Sunday/ schools of
New Canaan. Southport Congreglb
iionai Sunday school. .
July 30~Edward Malley company
pf New Raven?
,V August ll-Hackensack Lodge
' Moose. , ,
it August l2—Porf. Chester North
wBaptist Sunday school.
» August 14—Outlng oi Banner
council, Daughters of Liberty.
sail . from
\
of
l SEE THE CHAPLINS
,;3 Today is Cholly Chaplin day at the‘
Pleasantllour and .Lockwood’s Han!
and in observance of the Occasion!
there will be a special tworeel Chap;
‘ din feature. ilnmdltion tonight, there
j ,will be an amateur Chaplin contest at‘}
Lockwood's Hall,;where three cash
prizes will be awardedgto, the best.
Chaplinoentertainerd, the decisions' to
be left “with the audience. lit is elk-l
packed to or doors. and as a; A“
leading role.
To LET—5 ROOMS. CORNER BUR-'
bank street. Rent :12. incuire, 9 Eliz-
abeth street. Tole. 1249-2.
Ieach for himself, certify that the above
named applicant is a suitable person
123 ti to be granted a license to sell intoxtv
,catlng liquors and that the above do.
TO LET—Six noon cornea
lscrihed place is, in“ our opinion, a suit-
lable place wherein to sell such intoxi-
with all improvements. 12 Lincolni catlng liquors, and we hereby several.
avenue. 5 rooms with improvementsdli’ each for himself. certiiy that we
at 9 Hamilton avenue. 5 rooms with
l'are owners of real estate situated in
improvements, 72 Northnlliain street. . said town of Norwalk ,
Store, 70 North Main street. inquire; Dated‘ut Norwalk: this 9m day of
United Grocery 00., North Main Stl July. A. D..‘1915.
To LET—5 ROOM APARTMENT ’ ‘
'5 hi er. John Wm. Titles.
East Washington street. East NorflEC ag
., Partial improvements. rent
walk.
uernard J. Reynolds, John Olden-
G. Enla.
lJohn Paueuilo. '
I 1 hereby certify that the above
.1100: also 5 room apartment" 39, d _
o are are electors and tax
Chapel street. Norwalk, named on re
South. hisln street, or telephone 80.
. ‘ follow a three reel Vitagraph feature,|
July 22—Cll'urch of the Holerln-P“ ”' ”9““ twweelEamiy “may
. . featuring the noted star. The motion
picture program will be the same atl
pf New York. Methodist Protestantlpleasa'm H9“ F" 't°m°"°w' “3°”
. {will be an unsurpassed Paramountt
special attraction,
’teaturing _John Barrymore in the‘ .
On Wednesday, “The V
Goddess 'will be continued with other
high-class plays, and "The Man Fh'om
Home" will. be presented
pliance witha request \on Thursday.
“The
inquire 64 l payers, as defined by law, of said towu
ioi! Norwallr.
139 t!’
fllJuly, A. D. 1916.
HERBERT B. SMITH.
( I Town Clerk.
‘—
._..L
flclr
“ SELL "
Something More Than
..
Goddess." 1-
l 3.2,
in Com~' a“
lloii
‘CALL us UP ,
g and we will rush our trouble
. man right, around when some-
thing like this happ
-. home. [If your
. PLUMBING
is defective. antiquated,'unsani-
tary. or worn out, have us make
‘ necessary repairs or. install 3a
new system of _ ‘. ’
MODERN PLUMBING
JOBBING‘A SPECIALTY”;
ACE KNASH,
"loan using: is“ - ‘
peeled that Lockwood'sfl-lailr will ole-l. .
s“:
ens; in your
Sex-Vicar
- .... « ' \ ,
Do you .realize howlnuch
that means t8 the consumer?
ul’sllllulllllu.
Phone 619. . alloy} St.
s
inquire at _19 Gregory Boulevard, East; I
Norwalk. Telephone’ your order 75-2. lcarly today, after an absence 0f
Dated at Norwalk, this 12th day of
um motto umsu
ls million
(Cbntinded From First Page.)
m
On the famous Rawka andi
.3: 'l’ .. hre"‘ -.n . .
Idildltd $13312: alsx: :0fnlpir3tlleiYorki who lost his life on them“,
q ’ 8 EC to our Lusuanla, was “”35th 35170” on 1 miles northwest of Bari, accord-
thc southwest side of Warsaw,
full swing.
PRESIDENT RETURNS
. TO WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON, July to...
President Wilson returned here;
I
.
nearly a month to take up with
Secretary Lansing and other?
members of his cabinet the sits
nation between Germany and the.
lUllitcd States. growing out of1
German sublllarlllc warfare. Hc
lladlwcn at Cornish, N. 11., since
June 24.
,_'l‘hc president was to disduss
with Secretary Lansing formula¥
tion of the policy which the
United States intends to follow
as a result of the last German
note. A tentative draft of the.
American answer has been pre-
pared for consideration. It will
be submittcd to the cabinet to-
morrow and the rcviScd draft
probably cabled to Berlin before
the end of tile week. "The new
’llOtC in all probability will set
forth dcfinitclv‘ the consequences
of further violations of American
rights. V .
Official advices still were bc~
int: awaited today as to the cir-
cumstances of the German sub-
marine attack on the British
steamer ()rduna parrving a score
of Americans. The fact that the
liner carried no munitions of con-
traband leads officials here to
bclicvc that the position of thc‘
l'nitcd States as outlined in its
previous notes has llccll.'consid~
crably strengthened. it bears
outgofficials claim. the Alllcrlcau
contentirm that the character of
a 'vcsscl. llcr destination and car-
go can bc snfcly determined ollly
by visit and search.
NO PROGRESS IN SOUTH
. WALES COAL STRIKE
ELONDONfiMgZhg} “:12 a.
Illa-l—RCPOITS 5* rom‘ the South
Wales coal fields indicate no
progress in the negotiations for
settlement .of ihcsirikc. but of—
forts- will be made at. the cabl-
uct mcciinc‘ today In find some
ulcans‘vof speedily solving the
labor problem. it is gcncrallv
bc‘licvcd in the mining districts,
however. that no satisfactory
way out of the present difficul-
1105. can be found unless the
government takes ovcr the mines
and operates them during the
period of the war.
-Onc of the first things the
minors demand is the withdrawal
of the proclamation which brings
them under the provisions of the
munitions' bill. They resent
the idea of working under coer-
tion and they will not consent to
it ntxnllv price.
it is known that representa-
tives of the government who are
conversant with the spirit of the
miners. take a gloomy View of
the present» situation. but if the
proclamation is withdrawn and
the government takes over the
Voices, it is quite possible the
11cm will be prevailed. upon to
work for the state on satisfactory
terms. The idea of private ag-
grandiscment would just be elim-
inated. . .
The mine owners are alarmed
at the great expense to which
they are being put, in addition
' ‘to their loss of profits. The daily
expense is estimated at. $100,000,
The suacestion "is made by
Thomas Richards. member of
Parliament and general secretarv.
to the South \Vales Miners’ Fed-
eration. that the men be allowed
to go back to work on their
own "terms, «negotiations for a
settlement to be resumed while
‘ work is proceeding. .
.SIGNOR ‘BAfiZILAIT RE.
IDot‘lon House»
‘ “(Gregory Bbulevfiifd) .‘
‘East Norwalk’ ;
.‘ Opens Marti- '7
[KORE DINNERSAND .AL
KINDS OF SEAFOOD
Nor-walls
\ ,
minister’s home‘t‘o welcome him
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h‘
l
TURNS FROM FRONT
‘ROMEJuly 19, via Paris, .5545
a. ,m.—Signor Barzilai, the Re
publican’deputy, Who on Satur-l
day was appointed a member of
the cabinet 'without portfolio, r‘e-l
turned from the front yesterdav
with l’reniier Salandra.‘ Signor
Barzllais constituents "marched
with flags and bands to the new
were good prospects" that the ten 3—inch guns.
Izonso lie of the Austrinas would
be conquered soon.
a...
v
LINDON W. BATES’ -
BODY MAY BE FOUND
LONDON, July 19, 12:8 1)., m.
A body supposed to be that of
Lindon XV. Bates, Jr., of New
the Limerich‘coast. A telegram
ibutnto the southeast the move-E to that effect was received today
intent against Lublln, which was from \‘Veslcy Frost, American
itemPOl'aTl'l)’ CheCked,- is again inf consul at Queenstown, by New—
) ton B. Knox. an American min-
ing engineer and friend of Mr.
Rates.
The telcfiam says a gold
watch and a gold cigarette case
marked with Mr. Bates’ mom).
gram, were found on the body.
Measurements of the body also
indicate that the identification
is correct. . ~
Mr. Knox will leave
Queenstown to take charge.
the body.
BOMB FOUND IN COAL
FOR THE CUNARD LINE
TRE’NTCW, N. l.. July l9.——A
bomb was found late yesterday
afternoon in a carload of coal
cdnsigncd to the Cunard Steam-
ship Company“ in New York. _
The car, over the Pennsylvania
Railroad. had been damaged 1n
transit from the coal region of
Pennsylvania. When it reached
thc'Morrisville yards it was dc.
cidcd to transfer the coal to an-
other car. The coal had to pass
down a chute and the bomb was
seen as it alid’ along‘the iron
“The infernal machine is made
of hard tin and is shapcdhllkc a
cartridge. It is twenty mcllc~
long and ten inches thick, taper-
inq down to about £51K inches. :
contains a black substance ant
weighs five pounds.- . -.
James G. Ashborn, a machinist
in the yard who was at one tlmt
a petty: officer aboard tllc battle—
ship Mississippisaid after an ex-
aminationthat the object is a
dnngcrous bomb. l-lc took charge
of it and said he had put it ill a
condition so it could not hr cs—
plodcd. it was finally locked up
in tlic storcroom of the yard.
When the bomb .tvas. found
there was much . cxcucmclnt
among the railroad men at tit
yard. Cadmus \forhccs. an on;
ulnccr. moved his tram out o‘
the vnrd oilicklv when lir‘ heart
of the finding of the bomb:
far
of
ABITANTS OF
I“HAIVILI ORDERED TO
EVACUATE CITY
PARlS, July it). 12:; n. m.———
A Mvt‘ilcnc dispatch forwardct
bv the Atllcns correspondent o
the llnvns Agency says:
"The inhabitants o
seaport of Asia hilnor, on
Gulf of Agrauytl. munbcrmtr
about “zqflooo almost all (rrcclts.
have been ordcrcd to cy‘nruntc
the city and retire to the mic-no;
of Asia Minor. The ocoplc o
the city are not disposed to lcaxc
their lfomcs for an unknown fate
without suffering .somc restat-
ancc. ‘ .
“This neuts is causmc conmd~
crable discussion in Athens and
the public is bes'mnlngto rsgard
the situation with anchty.
ITALIAN CRnISER SUNK
B
front Vienna ’un’der date of July
18: . .4 . '
“An Austrian submarine this
morning torpedoed and sank,
south of Ragasa. the Madman
cruiser Guiseope Garibaldi. The
cruiser foundered within fifteen
minutes. '
The .Giuseop'l
placement. She was 344
‘
~SUBMARINE
BERLIN, July 19. by wirelessj
telegraphy to Sayvllle, N. Y.—
The following official communi-
cation was“receivcd here today
Garibaldi was an
armored crmser of 7,234 tons dis-
feet
long and was laid down in~1898.
Her complement was 55o men.
She was armed with one 10-inch.
two 8~inch. fourteen flinch and "1181 "he.lo"wented" ads closely
AUSTRIAN AER‘OPLANE
' STRUCK BY RIFLE FIRE
ROME, July 18, via Paris. II
:a. m.——An Austrian aeroplane
’wllich bombarded Bari, yester-
lday. /W2_iS struck by rifle fire on
2 the way back to its base and fell
the sea off Barleta, 33
ing to an official statement issued
tonight at the War Office. A
fishing boat, manned by two
soldiers, a customs Officer and a
constable went but and captured
the machine with the t 59 Aus—
ltrian officers who comp the
"crew.
u. s. SUBMARINE‘HAS A VRADIUS
or 5.000 MILES.
BRl‘oGEPOR'r,' July 19.——The am
signed to prove that it could cross“
the Atlantic Ocean and return with-
out stopping, yesterday completed
trials on Longlsland Sound, showing
it has a cruising radius of more than’
6,000 miles. The submarine is the
0-3, built by’the Lake TorpedoBoat
company of Bridgeport.
The realization of this dream of
Simon Lake, the inventor, hinges on
the use of a Swiss engine. which
burns heavy oil. The efficiency of
the new engine is ”so great that the
tiny G~3 can carry “enough fuel to
cross the Atlantic twice without stop-
ping for a new supply.
The Swiss engine drives both on
the surface “and under water, replacv
ing the double gasoline and electric
engines formerly used, the gasoline
to drive the craft on the surface and
the electric (motor for undersea trav
el. ,
The G~3 is oniy'160 feet in length.
American submarine to meet tests de- ,,
“it is better to say, ‘Thls one
thing I do," than to say ‘Theaa
forty things 1 dabble lulu-Was!»
ington Gladden. .
\Ve attempt only one thing,
to give men and boys satis-
faction in things to wear, l
and we concEntrate on it—v‘
we have no side lines or side
shows or outside business, ’
A special-showing today in
summer suits. ' '
Palm Beach suits $6 to $10.
Two piece, quarter lined
suits $Io,to $15.
If $20 is your price. our line
will prove your judgment l3?
right.’
N
Rogers 8: Stevens; '
South Norwalk. Norwsllr. I.
Conlpo Bede.
The seven new Lake boats being con-
structed for the, United States nayy
will be more than 350 feet in length,
and will have a much greater radius
(1-3 was the first American submar-
ine able to carry war across the
ocean. He said the new Lake boats.
.whlchkwlll also use the Swiss en-
,ginc. would he‘lhe equal of anything
iAdlniral Tirpitz now commands.
i The engines for the (1-3. which. are
lof.1,200 horse power, were imported
Ifronl Switzerland, but American firms
will in the future be able to make the
lmuchincs. so that the development oi
lihc United States submarines will not
idcpend on getting the engines out oi
lwarring Europe.
l MARTlN LAWLOR lN BETHEL.
l .
llAddresees Meeting °f H‘.‘ Finishers at both theatres includes a two-reel
l l Association.
hint-tin Lawlor, national secretary
f AlVlll- a inlld treasurer of the United Halters’l The noted star, John
lllc lot North \Anlerica. Friday evening, ad.lpresented in
lllessed the meeting of the Bethe.
.-.lt b‘iniSllClS' Association, in
session at the Town Hall.
Mr. anlor talked at some
.ength on matters pertaining to the
work of the recent national conven-
tion.
the\ regular business meeting of
the association was postponed for a
fortnight. incidentally, William ‘P.
Bailey. secretary of the ‘associaiion
for the past twenty-live years, will
not be a‘candldate for-reelectiomhlr.
'Bailey's decision is received with
requires.
vice president and treasurer, will'also
be elected. . It is understood that
office or swretary to be vacated by
Mr. Bailey. Mr candidates are said
said to be good.
worker—and all capable workers tem~
porarlly out or work. watch the Scntl-
litellilil—lil ‘
lull? minus “Rill'g”
Pm
INT"
of activity than the 6—3. ' Mr. Lake
said last night that‘some of the new;
German U-boata had a cruising radius:
equal to that of the (13, but that the.
l
general regret. As state auditor andlhe machine with the muiiier open, an .
[selectman oi the town. he said this country constable handed him a piece
morning that he did not feel able to of paper which called for his apps“;
give the ethos the attention which it ance before Justice Hyatt on July is.
At the next meeting, a president.
there will be quite a contest for their!“ anticipated.
to be in the field. The possibllitlesl
oi the other officers being elected arel
—There's no job in this city that1
cannot be alias by’is really CAPABLE;
‘ l
l
" ‘six minor children. They are Esther
, Now Open for the Season. '
. SHORE DINNERS AND
‘ ALL KINDS OF,
SEA FOOD.
W.» A. NASH, Prop.
Phone as '
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3. PLEASANT HO
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UR— .
LOCKWOOD’S HALI-
TO DAY
Cholly Chaplin llay
Don’t miss the Chaplin imitators at
lLockwood’s Hall tonight. Three cash.
prizes for the best. Picture program
l Chaplin feature.
l TOMO RROW.
llarrymore,’
l . ,“The Dictator”
l__..——-—-.-_.. —..._
l ~ WESTPORT CONSTABLE HAD
l DATES MIXED. .
'L' A Westport Constable spent littlc ,
time and much energy fer nothing
Saturday night, all because, he got mitt
led on his dates. With gun drawn and
lbadge of authority prominently tilt,
'played. the officerof the law held no ‘-
‘ rty at the corner 0!
,an automobile ‘
Maple street and the- Post rout.
Charging the operator with running
IAls the 18th was Sundny. there waa'no v
‘court and the autolst, knowing tilts en
joyed a hearty laugh.‘ The constableis:
:pay envelope won't‘be‘as‘largeu hi;
'VICTIM’S wuoow'ro sue Lari.
censuses. ’ ' ,
Takes Out Letters of Administration;-
' Preliminary to Bringing Action
Against Machine Owner. 1
BRIDGEPORT, July 19.—‘-Mrs. m L
.Zalkind. widow of lease Zalklnd,‘ til
i tailor, who'was killed about two 'w it
ago when he was struck by an
‘mohile, driven; by Albert U. Lang
Igor. was ggappointed as adml ‘
trix other husbands possible estate.
It was understood thathirs.
3 will bring an action for Adam .
against Mr. viangenegger and whetg
.ever damages are awarded her by
courts will be the entire estate. . ..
The heirs. besides the widow, aria.
open vans
AROUND
’—4¢—‘€'.A*F E
O in Po . ‘I N, N '
Dine and Danes ‘Beiwesn the Conway—Orchestra. .
multiple Entertainment—Perfection in Food and Service
. , 1‘ 5'0 shone munch see not.
He made a speech to the. elec: 7 s 12 Noon «18:80 p.m.—JCommencing Bay 29.
' tors, declaring the war would - . -—-.- ,1 M EN U
WESTPORT,
Connecticut.
A
GRILL—n»
$1.50
\ 5—...—
lwonl the public is "nr'ged‘flo a; ”‘65: A scraper. ..
hand early to secure seats. As Judg- ' “0! 5911119 I think Ame-flea the
meat of the merits or the imitators is. greatest. country on earth. . I was
.. ...
tone left entirely with‘theiadieiléixbo‘rng-her'elt- , .. - .
. pne presentation of the impersonators J f‘l don'tflsee how that fact supports
COOKED: 'ro oRoER.
' twill be all possible. hand this will be your. assel'tionls to- its-greatness."
satisfaction .With the
demenstrate theferror of those
who talked abouthakdivided Italy.
~Premier 'Salandra .. expressed:
accomplish-
‘ ‘ last
~ " Dressing, Haiti-Broiled
' Olives._Calory,deishes.1§icklos. Little Necks. cum Chowder. rut: ,
- in Season. Parisian“ Pot-96. Halt Cold Dolled muster. Ham-aloe
18; Dora,,14; William, 11; Roseaeigbtz‘:
Helen its; and Theodore, tocr‘montll
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wits: quarrellng for several days."#:
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instnow." . . . - .
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mason Boiled Potatoes. Tuehhlerin
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are obtained Mindvei'i'is’lnir to -
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