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LASSIFIED‘Advertiseme’iits on this page. Twenty-Five WordsorLess, 250
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps, Double Price. ' '
For Sale,
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Professional Cards. and
Miscellanea
Business and "
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WANTED.
dress by the day. 15 South street, So.
Norwaik. ' a2 3t
WANTED—:BOARDERS AT 12 HA-
.viiand St. rooms and board [by the
‘week, day or meal. Home cooking. Tel.
834‘2. ' 8? 3i.
WANTED—CODORED WOMAN AS
cook and iaundress. Inquire Mrs. Mo-
, ney, Belle Islauc. II? at
WANTED—COUNTRJ PLACE.
or 2 acres of land, house, them, etc.
Mill rent or lease. House must be in
tair repair, and within three miles or
City Hall. Address H. D. Harris, Box
324. South Norwaik.
WANTED—A MAN oven 25
years old to travel for us this Fall and
. Minter, making these towns: Bethel,
Bridgeport. Dan‘bury, Darien, Fair-
Eield, Greenwich, Glenvllle, New Ca-
naan, Newtown, Norwalk, .Ridgelield,
Bowayton, South ‘Norwaik, Sandy-
hook,, Southport, Stamford, WestpOrt,
. 3 . ~Wilton. Glenn Bros. Rochester, N. Y.
WANTED—GEESE FEATHER
beds and antique furniture, glass.
china. coveriets, shawls, and all
nuaint things for cash. 0. F‘. Dickin-
son, General Delivery, South Norwalk
.131 3t
WANTED -—.GENERAL ‘ HOUSE-
!work girl. Good references required.
Bali 6 West avenue, South Norwalk.
131 3t
LOST.
LOST-45 BILL BETWEEN DAY
street and Nash's Tin Store, in .‘iion-
roe street. Finder will please return
to this office. . a2 1t
LOST—AT ROTON POINT, SAT-
urday afternoon, ladies’ gold watch.
white ribbon attached. Reward. in-
quire at Sentinel oilice.
LOST—A GOLD BRACELET, INI-
tiais “O. G. J.” Reward. Telephone 54.
, ' a2 3t
LOST—AUTOMOBILE TOP DUST
cover. Left on Post Road at 5:15 p.
In. Saturday, July 313i. North of.Dar-
ien. Reward paid iior return to T. A.
Wit-Mullen, Noroton postofiicef a2 3t
LOST—CHILL uULlJ BRACE-
Iet on West St., near Roion Heights.
Initials E. M. Reward. Mrs. H. Marx,
‘12 Gibson Ct. 130 3t
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Pleasant Hour. Lockwood's Hall.
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TODAY
Chaplin, Day
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AthdCltvyood’s Hall. 1 The appear-
_ hgc'e oi; five impersonators is guaran-
' Lieed. A big night _for everyone.
“Who Pays?” ,
_‘ [New three part installment, a com-
plete story in itself.
TUESDAY
The noted and pretty Maud Allen in
_ Paramount's. “The Rugmakér’s
‘ Daughter” .
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WANTEO~SiTUATION, as LAUN-
—. TO LET~HOU=SES, FLATS, BASE-
1 .
II? It,
Elli
l .TO LET. f
FOR SALE. ”i
TO LET—mi ROOMS AND LARGE
pantry. 89. 64 Meadow street. Adults
only. ‘ a2 3t
ment, manufactory, barn, store. Rents
to meet all wants .Raymond Bros.
a2 3t
, J ,
i TO LET—ONE LARGE FURNISH-
ed front- room with running waited,
suitable for one or two people. inquire
:15 Havlland street. 82 it]
l —— l
‘ 1
rooms, second floor, to small family.
lSome improvements. Newly papered
iand painted. Rent 310.00. Inquire
(Mrs. Gerhardt, downstairs, 265 East
IAve. " jtl 3t
TO Luv—FLAT g ROOMS. IM-i
provements. Also four offices. inquire-
Samuel Roodner, Ann street, South
Norwaik. 131 (it
TO LET—ROOMS WITH ALL ‘1!“-
lprovements. Inquire at store, 13 Cross
3street. ‘ in {it
TO LET—FOUR OR FiVE ROOMS
with bath and all improvements. in-
quire 40 Van Zant street, East Nor-
waik. 131 at
'ro LET--2\OR 3 ROOMS. FURN-
ished or unfumished with use of bath.
inquire 41 Woodward avenue or tel-
ephone 1622-3. 131 3t
TO LET—7 ROOMS AND BATH,
latest improvements. Furnished or
unfurnished. Also 3 rooms, furnished
or unfurnished. inquire 22 Burritt
avenue.
70
rooms, 1st‘tioor. improvements. in-
quire. J. M. Layton &.-. Co., lnc., ‘ 5
Railroad avenue.
T0 LET—5 LARGE ROOMS ls’t‘
floor; near center, waxed floors. set
range and all improvements on Chest-
nut street. inquire 49 Chestnut street.
‘ 130 3t
T0 LET—FOUR ROOM APART-
ment at No. 9 Ann street, South Nor-
walk. Inquire No. 2 West avenue. tt
_'ro LET—21 UNION ST. 7 noon
apartment. Possesion at once. The
Hatch and Bailey Co. 126 it
‘TO LET—5 ROOMS, CORNER BUR»-
bank smet. Rent 812. Inquire, 9 Elis-
abeth street. Tele. 1249-2. 123 t!
To LET—81x ROOM COTTAGE
with all improvements. 12 Lincoln
. avenue. 5 rooms with improvements,
at 9 Hamilton avenue. 6 rooms with
improvements, 72 North Main street.
Store, 70 North Main street. inquire
~ 'United Grocery Co, North Main St.
--'ro LET—5 ROOM APARTMENT,
East Washington street. mm Nor-
walk. VPsrtisl improvements. rent
slam);- also 5 room apartment :9
Chapel'stroot. Not-walk. inquire In
flouth Main street, or telephone so.
/ ‘ m u
- LOOKi.
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 Tooting,
plumbing and heating. .—
, . HENRY A. HEGELEINL -
58 Water St. , Phone 1106-12
in Iona; '_
._.
'ro LET—FOUR NICE LIGHT,
‘ igarden planted, choice fruit. 10 min-
LET—APARTMENT or 5.
FOR SALE—A LARGE LOT ON‘
Stevens street. Owner will sell at:
bargain price. Ask us about it.’J. M.‘
Layton & 00., South Norwalk. a2 6t
FOR SALE—Aw TEAM OF HORS-
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ORWéK EVENING SEN‘I‘INEL’
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the Polishsalicnt. there is evi-
dence that the capital still is in
the possession. of the Russians,
since I’ctmgrad correspondents of
\l’arsaw papers were directed.
send accounts of the Dudlatfi
5996"in for issues of Monday
morning. ’ -
2 That Russia has not entirely
abandoned hope of a diversion in
the west which would relieve the
tremendous pressure exerted
upon her by the Austro-Gcrman '
armies, is shown by. the an-
nouncement from Petrograd that
the German forces before W'ar-
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wove. ~4--—-—~
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es, 3 wagons, bottom dump, moving‘
truck and new coal wagon also bar-I
i
ness. inquire Nagy. 35 Lowe street.
a2 3t
FOR SALE—vON WATER FRONT.
Town,of Darien, a house with all im-,
provements, vacuum steam heat, and
parlor, sleeping porch, tile well, large
utes to trolley. Apply to the Sentinel
‘or phone 135-5.
FOR SALE—8275 SMALL FIVE-3
passenge touring car in excellent‘i
condition. A rare opportunity to se-
[cure a good car at a very low price.
F. C. Goodyear, '76 Wall street, Nor-
walk. ‘ 131 U.3
5
FOR BALE—ON WATER FRONT.
Town of Darlen, ahouse with all im-
provements, vaccum. front parlor“
sleeping porch. tile well, large gard-
en planted, choice fruit. 10 minutes
to trolley. Apply to the Sentinel or
phone 135-5. 131 3t‘
$15.00. Inquire 37 Fort street, East
Norwalk.
_ !FOR SALE —: YOUNG WORK
hegse; weight. 1,250 pounds; color
black; sound. 103 East avenue. Phone
534. j30
FOR SALE—HENDERSON Torn"
127 stimotorcycle with side car luxuriouslyl
iequipped. Reasonable. Demonstration,
‘by appointment. P. 0. Osterlius, 14
Franklin street, South Norwallr. 130 3t
.. -1.“
fnusinsss NOTICE,
.BMITH AND WRIGHT HAVING
will give astonishing low prices on
.painting. paperhanging and general
Hobblng. 274 East avenue and it) Cot-
tage street. Tel. 1271-3. or 743-2.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Pant-2R HANGING, 25 CENTS
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131 3t"
Foa SALE—HEAVY HORSE ronl
130 3t§
“TI-IREE THOUSAND
3d .
yironl Constantinople report
iBRITISH Sir AMSHIP
reducedthelr expenses to aminimum}. tonia has been sunk.
sa'w have been heavily reinforced
from the west, thereby "creating
favorable conditions for active
operations by our allies.” '-
There has been heavy fighting.
on the Narew front, where the?
Germans have made some prog—g
‘ress in the desperate battle which
"is raging between the Narew and
‘the Dye rivers.
, Latest reports from Vienna arc
to the effect that the Russians ar
retreating further east. pursuin
German regiments having passe
through C‘helm.
At the opening of the Russian
Duma yesterday the ministers. in
their speeches, did not attempt to
minimize the gravity of the situa-
tion, but all agreed that Russiai
had not reached the end of her‘
resources. The Minister of War}
summed up his views with the?
assertion that Russia perhaps:
.0.
’OO'”'”'”'”;.O;WO
0
9-7‘2
will seeing what othe? sales
‘5‘“!
l lilli‘u‘ """
ii v.1". '
Sale
fhigh grade Furniture, Rugs, Draperies and ~ _ ‘7
'Housefurnishings at 20 to 5070 reductions
From Former Prices. ' ‘
Beginning tomorrow and continuing throughout the month. ,
PRICE REDUCTIONS OF 20 to 50 PER CENT. sound pretty much alike \on (
paper. THESE REDUCTIONS exist in this store on Furniture and House-Furnishings that ' _
is new and fashionable, Bear thet fact firmly in mind when you go about as we hope you
manship, finish and price. Purchases made now will be held for later delivery. -, * ‘
Globe-Wemicke Book-Cases and Franz Premier Suction Cleaners excepted.
A. J. COLLINS COMPANY —
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”alwgoflonmzamwmmww .«3003 0..” ’«9uoo30éoo’
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u" nit-J ‘ I PRICES
‘illu il
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have to offer, then come here and compare quality. work-
imuld surrender \Vflarsav as_Mos-lNo IMPORTANT ACTIONS i
cow was given up In 18m, in OF; IN THE DARDANELLES:
l
dcr to insure final victory. CON'STANTINOPLE. Aug. 2’:
-On the Warsaw front only ar~ via London. Aug. 2,—Therei
‘tilicryuluels marked the military;have been no important actionsi
loperations. ion either side in the. last. fort-
night in the Gallipoli Peninsula:
Dancing - - Bathing - - FunKGaIOre’
Shore Dinner 750 $1.00 $1.50 *
_, noron Polar rAIut
= i
2Even the British bombardment}
BUILDINGS DESTROYED - of the Turkish positions has 1.35%-;
ATHENS: Greece, Aug. 2- "i3lcncd considerably in its intensx-l
London, 2:25 a, lll.-—.‘\l‘l‘l-\'3lS beret)“ This applies both to .‘\\'i_
that? 11mm and smart-1-12am. The;
‘threc thousand buildings. inelhds ‘ Turkish artillery hag bccu “my-3".
ing' the (icrman hospital tilled , however. 'l‘llcrc havc been no sent
;with wounded soldiers. were des— ions infantry ongaécmcnts. ‘
troyed last week by fire. The militarv lmspitalshcrc and
i ‘. (elsewhere \‘I'lllC‘l‘l a icwktlays 320
1 Ire wcl fill i now or ill. many
INTONIA SUNK 2:29,; lmllf Clll%I\'. The American
_ LONDON. Aug. 2 ’ '
j—Thc liritish
r
l
'-’2.:'5 p. .m' hospital is included in this mun-l
steamship Clin- her. I
Fifty-four ‘
|of the persons aboard her “'L‘WITALIAN FORCES HAVE
saved. ' i
l The L’lintonia. a vessel of 3.803; . 7
Zions gross, mrncd lfi J. Robin-E R().\II..
ison and Sons, of North Sliiclds,’
nvas lust reported to have sailwi
ifroni 'l‘yncmouth, July 2, for:
App. l. via Paris. Aug,
2. 6:50 a. "tr—Prisoners taken]
by the Italian forces now number;
1;},000. including 280 officers. no;
TAKEN MANY PRISONERS ,'
OPEN YEAR WESTBORT, -
AROUND CO M P O I N N Connecticut.
Dine and Dance Between the Courses—Orchestra.
-—-—CAFE GRILL
inimitable Entertainment-Perfection in Food and Service.
$1 5 SHORE DINNER SPECIAL $150 -
. 12 Noon to 8:80 p.m.—Commencing May 29. . “ ,.
M E N 'u ~- ..
Olives, Celery, manna, Pickles. Little' Necks, Clam Chowder. Fish 3
in Season, Parislenne Potatoes, Halt Cold Boiled Lobster, Mayonnaise ‘
Dressing, Half Broiled Chicken, New Boiled Potatoes, Vegetables in
lesson, Jemi Tam.
A LA caa'rnhnavwn AT ALL
'l‘lMES—Teiephone '98 Westport
.-
q,
The SeaSbn’s Advance Styles ‘
double roll. Painting. Reasonable. Told;c
834-4, 11 Haviland street, So. Norwalk.l
a2 6t‘
H. SCHENK, 8 CLAY STREET,
tailor. Cleaning, pressing. altering oft
ladies’ and gents. garments. Making}
of Ladies' Suite to order a specialty.
Skirts from 33 up. Suits from 88 up.
Satisfaction or no pay.
.i'l'ALIAN MIDWIFE—Mlts SANTA
ammo, graduate from the University
at italy. Licensed in New Yorkand
Jonnectlcuh Close Examinations, and
assistance by latest modern methods.
as Ely avenue. Telephone 815. is 2m
MLVATOII enamor‘r— GENER-
nol contractor. Estimates liven on
all kinds at contract work. ‘ Be sure
to set our estimate. We can save you.
may. Phone 816-3. 18 Wood St.
Dorian House .
‘I(Grego ‘Boulevard) A t
. Eas?Norwalk
~ Opens May x.- '
.HORE DINNERS AND 'ALL‘
KINDS OF“ SEA FOOD
‘ COOKED TO ORDER. ‘
IOHN , E. O’SULIJVAN. Prop.
Telephone Catt-mo;
THIRD GERMAN
- WAR LOAN
LONDON. Aug. 2, 3:50 a. m.
—-—Earl Helfi'croch. secretary of-
the German Imperial treasury,
has announced that a third Gcr-t
man war loan will be issued the
middle of September; according
to a Copenhagen dispatch to the
Morning Post.
_.__....__. .
[GERMANY TAKING
CONTROL OF
COTTON INDUSTRY
ROTT'ERDAM. via London.
Aug. 2.‘ II, a. m.-—-German
newspapers rCOOrt that the gov-
ernment-is taking- over- the en-
tire control ofthe German cotton
industry. Theorder Whichf has
beenissu‘ed, says: 1 a .
“From Aug. 1, all textile fac-
tories in W‘estplialia will be
worked under state control ;as
part of an au‘rangemept to provide
for an equitable divrsion-of .cot-
ton among the factories-1n Ger»
many.” '
.OTES
: Two IMPORTANT
To ARRIVE HE TODAY
. WASHINGTON, Aug. 2..—.— .
Two important communications
——-0ne the German note regarding
. the‘sinking’of the American ship
. . . . rdin to an n’tmounccmcnt ' are shown to
iMarscdlcs. ‘ She was built ”£2,3th g bV the Sciaui News. the best advantage in 'f“
\ttnd‘crland 1:; [207‘ putlp’as 350i. gcncy. The prisoners come ,,. 4‘ THE NEW
ot orig. fln—O-EJLLC nam. 'lmm all parts nilAustro-lllm‘ 5 AUGUST
earv. While under the surveil—
lanCc of Italian troops they area
under the direct command of;
their own superiors. \Thcir Til--
tions are the same as those scrv»:
ted to the Italian soldiers. ‘-
PE BENEDICT‘S‘ . l
PO APPEAL .FOR” PEACE ',
BERLIN, Ariana. by wireless}
to Savville, N. Y .—Commenting,
on the anneal for peace issued;
{last week by Pope Benedn'ct, the;
gColog‘nc Gazette says: i
' “POpc Benedict has erected‘tog
lhis‘memory a lasting monument:
deserving the great gratitude of .1
mankind far beyond thaLof Cath- 1}
Olic circles {but it ismet'in Lon-‘1
d'nn'f Paris. Rome and Petrograd-l
with a Share 'no.’ ‘ _ 1
“Meanwhile Germany grast:
her sword still faster and is ready}
to deal heavier blows to accent-.3
plish what religion and humanity;
are unable toaccomplishand to};
secure an honorable and a lasting,
peace.” *
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. SOUTH NORWALK,
‘ CONN. ' -
LONDON. Aug. .2, 12:45, p. mi
-—-The‘ British steamer Ifulgensd
’0f-2,501- tons gross, has been?
sunk. The crew has been landed!
before, Ldeciding what further tcrday the people went to churcli
steps will be taken.” \ ' gand thanked the Almighty - for.
‘ =the blessings of the past year,I
I. ‘ William-P. Frye. and the other , . [GERMAN’S APPROVE EM-T’ gand prayed for 'a speedy ending
““8 lty District Of Norwalk, SS. Probate _ -- -, . .- Gréat‘Bl‘ltalfl’S supplemental note GERMANY‘MAY NOT PERORS PRO?LAMATION.oft.he fearful struggle. - . ‘
. A d - Court. August 2:1. A. D., 1915. . f . . ~ - ‘in'reply to. American representa— ANSWER AMERICA NOTE} ' BERLIN, Aug. 2, by wireless! “Newspapers publish also ‘ ex-
n Estate of John w. Bell, late or ‘NOr- COMPO , BEACH 1- tions regarding the British bloc‘r- BERLIN, Aug“. 2, by wireless 3 to Sayvrlle, N. Y.-—-—In a state- ,‘ hanstive reviews of the army and
S . walk, in said District, deceased. " 1i ade and-interference with Am‘eri- to Siyvillé. N. Y.—The Germanlment given out today‘the Over-l navy happenings of the past
ervnco Ordered, That the Executrix exhib- I DANCING - ‘I can commerce—were clue to ‘ar- goyernment has not yet decided'seas Netvs_Agency says: ltwelve months. and point out pate
it her Administration account to this In thbpavllllon rive today. whether the American note rc-l “The entire German press has'ticularly that the plan to starve
- Court for adjustment, at the Probate , TUESDAY The United States contends garding German submarine wam‘, approved with enthusiasm tliefthe entire nation of 70,000,000
Fresh “me in :Norwalk, 0“ “7° 7th day 0’ ADMISSION . . . .'. .,25¢- ,lrthat under the treaty. with Pffis- fare'will be answered. .~‘lproc1amtion given 0‘“: by Em‘imne, women and children has»,
and-Carefully Angus“ 1915' “t 10 °'¢1°°k ”01'3““; InstructOr in attendance ‘0 llsia of 1828 the Frye case should J The foregoing statement ,is‘per’or William on the anniversary-11mg” frustrated by the carefulf
Q Selected ,3“ that 8“ Perm“ interested in 888““ 3“ W110 "lab aid. .'be ' adjusted through diplomatic among the items of news prepar-iof the outbreak of the war and organization""0f"a‘llresources.” f'
- - “1“ Estate maybe “m“ there“- Private 1933035 “3" “Q5 by channels, whereas Germany has ed today ‘by the (Overseas N'ewsipublished yesterday. It unites V -:—-—-e'-.-- , - ' .
6”“ hi the Executrix W1“ 93““ ““3 0rd“ 'nppollitment- , , l held that“: was matter for prize Agency for-transmission by wire-fin- po‘Inting out that every word MORE GUNS FOR 1
Priesse‘l‘hsi to be pub" bed in a newapaperhav- ‘ L , 36:00“:- adIUStmen't- In ‘its ‘last less, .telegraphv abroad. “ Thaiin this statement breathes his . EASTERN FRONT it
.. rim mg 9‘ fireman” in “m District, ‘“ Ph W.“ A- NASH! 13°“ ‘4 t not?! the United Stateerasked statemnt in full follows; Iaccustomed high—minded serious- ' . ,
V Continued least “Veda” before said 7th day-013 . °“° 6 . est “ Germany to reconsxder .Its (16- _ “Notwithstanding reports tolness. J - f‘ I. LQNDON, AUg- 2, 3:45 a. m;
._ i. . . 5 ”8“" 1.9m Wi .ClSion. maintaining that it W01lld~the contrary'the German govern-l “‘The conviction of Emperor ~—S,Everal 4,2,.centimetre guns to
- . l ‘ “WM! ' HENRY W‘ GREGORY’ “' , - ‘- - . i not recognize a prize court rul-Jment lias' out yet decided-whetherEWilliam that the entire «German. bemsed in the bombardment of»
. - “ . g , . ‘ a 2 1L ' Judge —-«Probably " lot M people withnoh in}: as binding. , - ' , the American note regarding Ger- nation is animated by a firm rcso~ Russian forts passed through
. - .. . .. ‘ . ~ __~ . ~ _ greater “Null!“ ’0“ ll". hfildy- _ In view ,‘offtheAmerican atti-. man submarine warfare,,5vili heglution to secure a lasting peace. .Beriin last week on the way,» ._
‘ Daherm, CO. “4’3““ PWN"! can l” ”Med and 3‘51”? ' “3'31“! :' N““°3""h“l!133 tude there' was much sneculatiou’ answered! 5 The government 3 that opening t e read for an ’u‘n- the eastern irWaccor'ding to n
, , "good tenant secured through Senu marketed their services .lh’WflP‘i here todav‘as to-what GfifminY'Sl textoffléfifannou'lci—‘d’paralleled ““0“!" development Central, New; - . patch, . I
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‘ ammonia 1 advertising.
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