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LASSIE‘IED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Words orLess, 25c
ClasSified
. For Sale,
Professional Cards, and, '.
Miscellaneous
mire Let,
..BUSIne$s 811d
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps, Double Price. \ ' ’ ~.
1 WANTED. ‘ TO LET. FOR SALE.
:—
, WANTED—A c001) RELIABLE
girl for general housework. Apply up-
per apartment, 10 Spring street, near
M’ushingmn street. 83 3t
‘ WANTED4—SITUATION, AS LAUN-
dress by Ihe day. 15 South street, So.
Noiwa’tk. a2 3t
. A
_ WANTED—~BOARDERS AT 12 HA-
Mland St., rooms and board thy the
.week, day or meal. Home cooking. Tel.
834-2. a2 3t
l
To LET—4 ROOMS AND LARGE
pantry. $9. 64 Meadow street. Adults
only. a2 3t
' TO LET—HOUSES, FLATS, BASE-
ment, manufactory, barn, store. Rents
to meet all wants .Raylnond’ Bros.
. 32 3t
l TO LET—ONE LARGE FURNISH-
ed front room with running water.
isuitable for one or two people. inquire
£15 Haviland street. a2 3t
; WANTED~COLORED WOMAN AS
sock and laundress.-inquire Mrs. Mu-
a2 3t
T WANTED—GEESE FEATHER
beds and antique furniture, glass,
china, ccveriets, shawls, and all
p nuaint things for cash. C. F. Dickin-
son, General Delivery, South Norwalk
131 at
, WANTED ——.GENERAL HOUSE-l
Iwork girl. Good references requiredl
l‘ali 6 West' avenue, South Norwaik.lprovements. inquire at store. 13 Cross,
131 St
To LET—FOUR NICE LIGHT
irooms, second floor, to small family.
Some improvements. Newly papered
tand painted. Rent $10.00.
ers. Gerhardtrdownstairs, 265 East
Ave.
{no LET~—F-LAT 5 ROOMS, iM-
prOvements. Also four emces. Inquire
South
131 6t
Samuel Roodner, Ann street,
Norwalk.
.TO LET—ROOMS WITH ALL IM-
1 street. 131 at
5“.”—
L_.__._’..
LOST.
LOST—AT ROTON POINT, SAT-
tlrday afternoon, ladies' gold watch,
,whlte ribbon attached. Reward. in-
quire at Sentinel office.
LOST—A: GOLD BRACELET, INI-
tials “0. G. J." Reward. Telephone 54.
32 fit
I
LOST-AUTOMOBILE TOP DUST
“ , cover. Left on Post Road at 5:15 p.
(.1. _
, McMullen, .‘orcton postfigfice.
. 111. Saturday, July 31st. North of Dar-
ien. Reward paid for return to T. A.
a2 3t
Q
Gllflllllll
TO LET—FOUR 0R FIVE ROOMS
with bath and all improvements. in-
quire 40 Van Zant street, East Nor.
walk. a 131 3t
To LET—2 OR 3 ROOMS, FURN-
ished or unfurnished with use of bath.
inquire 41 Woodward avenue or tel-
ephone 1622-3. 131 at
T0 LET-oFOUR ROOM APART-
walk. Inquire No. 2 West avenue. .tt
To LET—21 UNION ST. 7 ROOM
apartment. Possesion at once. The
Hatch and Bailey Co: 126 tf
'ro LET—5 noous. coaNaa nua-
bank stmet. Rent 312. inquire, 9 Ells-
abeth street. Tole. 1249-2. .123 tf
_ Quality‘
And
Service
To LET—SIX 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 00., North Main St.
. Fresh
T‘i and Carefully
Selected
Goods st
Prices That
Insure
Continued;
Patronage
;Dnmmn0e
Railroad Ave. cor. Olly 8%. Tel. 1581
NOTICE
. EXCURSIONS
STEAMER NORTH‘PORT
‘ Between
‘7 :“IROTON "pOINT, VALLEY
‘GROVE AND Noarnpoar
: ‘Bost Lesyes
Boat Leaves '
* s
' ‘ Rbton ‘Polnt. . Newport.
; 11:30 a. In. 9:30 a. m.
‘1. 4:00 p. m. 2:_:00 pm.
8:00 p. m. 6:00 p. 'm.
. ‘Boat arrives Boat Leaves
' Valley Grove. ' Valley Grove.
12:30 p. m. 10:15 a. In.
5:00 p. In. 2:45 p. m. '
9:00 p. m. 6:45 p. m. '
giant arrives at
Boat arrives at
. Northport Roton Point
, ;,,1:30 p. In. ‘711215 a. In.
.1; ‘ . 6:45 p. m. 3:45, p. In.
9:45 p. In. 9:45 p. m.
aware—Round Trip, 50c.
5. Floral Tributes, original ec-
sig'ns. Casket Coverings 0! rate
beauty. Moderate prices. Prompt
service. Telegraph communica-
tion with leading florists in prin-
‘cipal cities in the United States. »
South Norwalk’ florist
‘2 So. Main St. So. Norwslls, Ct.
Phone'éfis.” ‘
._.-—-. --.__._
DEATHS FROM CHOLERA.
PARIS, Aug. 3, 2:10 p. m.——In the
week or July 12 to‘ July 18, there
were 366 cases of cholera and 178
deaths in Hungary, due to cholera,
says a despatch from Geneva to the
il-iavas News Agency. *_
”TA good an. pays tuthekbest the!)
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TO LET—5 ROOM APARTMENT,
East Washington street, East Nor-
walk. Partial improvements. rent
$12.00; also 5 room apartment
Chapel street, Norwalk. inquire 64
South Main street. or telephone 60.
. 129 tf
LOOK!
, 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 roofing.
plumbing and heating.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN.
56 Water, St. Phone 1106-12
autumn _
' District of Nor-walk, ss., Probate
Court. August 2, A. D., 1915.
' Whereas, ’ written application has
been made-to this Court for adminis-
tration of the estate of Emory Le-
hotsky, late of Norwalk, in said Dis-
trict, deceased. , ' '
_Ordel:ed,,'l‘hat said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
Oilice,rin .Norwalk, on the 7th day of
August, 1915, at‘ 2 o'clock afternoon;
and that public notice thereof be giv-
en to all persons interested therein
by publishing this order in a news-
paper having a circulation in said Dis-
* trlct, at least five days before paid
day of hearing. ' ‘ _
HENRY W. GREGORY
- ‘ Judge. _
:Distrlct of Ihlorwallr. as, Probate
Court. August 3, A. D.,‘1915. .
Wheréas, written application has
been made to this Court for the ad-
mission to probate of a certain writ.-
ten instrument as and for the will of
. William A. Cushman late of Norwalk
in said District, deceased.
‘ Ordered, That said application be
, heard and determined at the Probate
Office in Norwalk, on the 11th day of
August. 1915, at 10 o'clook forenoon;
and that public notiés be given to all
persons interested therein by publish-
ing this order in a newspaper having
.a circulation in said Districtl'at least
five ‘13!“ ‘1’9’9’233M pays-hf hearing.
‘ - HENRY W. GREGORY,
, - , Judge.
tall 1t ‘
inquire
311 3d
ment at No. 9 Ann street, South Nor-
39'
:FOR SALE—MOTOR BOAT, FUL-
ly equipped. No reasonable offer re-
fused. inquire at Barker’s . Launch
Co. 83 6t
FOR SALE—A LARGE LOT 0N
Stevens street. Owner will sell ‘at
bargain price. Ask us about it. J. M.
.Layton & 00., South Norwaik. a2 6t
FOR SALE—A TEAM 0F HORS-
es, 3 wagons, bottom dump, moving
itruck and new coal wagon also har-
{ness Inquire Nagy, 35 Lowe street.
FOR SALE—ON WATER FRONT.
Town of Darien, a house with all im-
l provements, vacuum steam heat, sun
'parior, sleeping porch, tile well, large
[garden planted, choice“ fruit. 10 min-
utes to trolley. Apply to the Sentinel
or phone 135—5. 131 St
passengs touring car in excellent
condition. A rare opportunity to se-
cure a good car at a very low price.
lF‘ C. Goodyear. 7s Wall street, Nor-
walk. “ 131 it,
n.
FOR SALE-0N 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 at
w-.. .
BUSINESS NOTICE,
SMITH AND WRthHT HAVING
reduced their expenses to a minimum
will give astonishing low prices on
lpainting, paperhanglng and general
ljobblng. 274 East avenue and 10 Cot-
itpge street. Tel. 1271~3. or 7433.
MISCELLANEOUS.
PAPER HANGING, 25 CENTS
double roll. Painting. Reasonable. 'i‘cl.[
83M, 1']. i-laviland street, So. Norwalk.
‘ a? tit
H. SCHENK, 8 CLAY STREET,
tailor. Cleaning, pressing, altering of
ladies' and gents. garments. Making
lof Ladies' Suits to order a specialty.
Skirts from :3 up. Suits from $8 up.
Satisfaction or no pay.
1
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ITALIAN MlDWiFE—JIIRS SANTA
nausea, graduate from the University
at Italy. Licensed in New York and
Jonnecticut. Close Examinations and
assistance by latest modern methods.
2? Ely avenue. Telephone 315. 13 2th
sALVATOR CHARIOTT— GENER»
Ml contractor. Estimates given on
I" kinds of contract work. Be sure
h- N our estimate. We can save you
money. Phone 818-3. 26 Wood St.
' l
Dorlon House ‘
(Gregory Bouleimrd)
East Norwslk
., -Opens-Ms”ys. ’
SHORE ,DINNERS AND ALL
’KINDS - OF - SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER.
IOHN‘ E. O’SULLIVA‘N, Prop
Telephone Call 720.
' \
rs===1
ll COMPO‘BEA‘CHTI
I DANCING * ’ ’
.. in the paviilion
TUESDAY
ADMISSION.‘......... 25°
instructor ,in attendance to
assist all who wish aid.
Private lessons any .time by
appointment. I '
w. A. NASH, Prop. ’
Phono 36 Westport
[
Pateousas Hagan TOT-ESTATE.
, , I . >. ‘
mm HAVEN, Aug. 3.-—Joseph and.
Morris Golden, who are serving sen-
.t'ences at WVothersileid prison, are\to.
be ndtliisd that they} are to receives;
portion‘of an estate which-is ‘tbeing
settled by the probate court here. Re-
oently Kaplan Golden died and two‘
days later his wife killed herself. The
probate court could ’not at first find
any heirs? A few days ago a daughter,
Lena, was locatedln, New, York, and
today the court was ”in formed that
a
a2 3t,
FOR BALE—$275 SMALL FIVE“
‘ their trcucbcs.
.would nupcar colic two: ltnstn
Illlt‘ cxccllcnt usc of artillery, autll
, was owned by
. one ’ from- Germany. all
l Financial
lGreat Britain apparently inte
'to see in‘ each case . that
BRITISH TROOPS GAIN INl
EXTENDED ATTACK
(Continued From First Page.)
isa more comforting sign, al-
though very first: as yet."
AEROPLANES FLY
\
OVER STRASSBURG ‘
I’Al{l§,,:\ttg..3. 2 p. lll.—A
flotilla of British and French
acroplancs today flew over the
German city offiti‘assburg and
dropped 25 bombs. according to a
dispatch from. Gcncva to the
Haves News Agency. The extent
of the damage Caused by the ex-
plosion of the missiles has not
yet been ascertained.
‘Strassburg. the capital of A];
sace Lorraine. lics eighty miles]
southeast ofthc German fortress
of Mctz. '
PLANSOF ITALIAN COM-
MANDERS REALIZED
ROME, Aug. 3. via Paris, 5:30
a. m.——Lcttcrs recived in Rome
from officers at the front agree
that the fighting on the lsouzo
River and on the Carso plateau
may well be taken as an excel-
lent example Of the perfect real-
ization of the plans of the Ital-
ian commanders.
Nothing in these engagements
was left to chance, but every—i
thing was worked out with:
mathematical prcCISIon. A 'llEll-t
tenant of artillery, on arnvtngl
from the front. says the formula-l
blc Austrian defenses on Mount]:
Podgoro and on Mount San '3’
Michele are no longer recogniza-E ' ‘
blc, the Italian artillery haying: ‘
done its work so well. A few ‘0“...0... fetoéemoofoo?oo?«?o£got“e“o o ”3”?”3”2“3”. ,OO,
days saw the destruction of what.
cost Austria a vast sum oft
money to build. \ ‘
Other letters rclatc ‘that. a}
large proportion of the Austriaui
losses were caused. not by the;
Italian fire. but by the hurling:
down of rocks. Over 10,000 men
were thus crushed to death in.
At San Martini,,
no fewer than 2,500 Austrian;
dead were found in a group oil
trcnchesflcrushed by falling rock"
The Italians. tbcsc lcttcrs sct
forth, lost comparatively few men .
in this fighting: The reasons:
second. frequent charges. with}
thc bayonet. a wcapon which that
Italians apparently handle to lll‘l'.
tcr advantage than do lllt‘ll‘ ()p—‘
poncnts.‘ ,1
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BRITISH STEAMER i
RANZA SUNKi
LONDON, Aug. 3, 1:15 a. uh;
~Thc llritislt stcnmcr Ranza‘ has,
bccn sunk. The captain and:
eleven mcmbcrs of lllC crew of,
twcnty-four have been” landed:
safely. ‘,
The Rauza. of 2.320 tons, pro-~i
bablv was sunk by
submarine. but a statement to1
this cficct is withheld by the‘!
British Admiralty. which has an-t
nounccd that it will no ‘
lonqcrt
make public information showing;
the waters in which the German;~
underwater boats are operating;
The Rauza. which was built ati
\Vcst Hartlcoool in 1002. and
' w. Christie and,
last;
Company, of London, was
. at 3
reported as having arrived
Liverpool on July 4.
\ .
PUBLICATION OF NOTES
BEING ARRANGED FOR
'WvASH‘INGTOlN, Aug. 3.—-—
Time for the publication, of three
notes fromGreat-Britain andthe
dealing
with the commercial rights, of
neutral nations in war tune, was
being arranged today. _‘ The
British note probably will be giv-
en out late today for publication
tomorrow morning and the Ger-
man note Thursday morning. The
:first British'note defends the Or-'
ders~in-Council; the second justi-
fies the allies efiorts to cut Off
Germany's export trade, and the
third" defends prize court pro—
ceedings. The German note con-
tinues the discussron, over the
sinking of the American ship]
‘,William P. 'Frye and is said to:
instify Germany's course in,sinke;
ing merchant ships provxded she
pays for them.
FINANCIAL SETTLEMENT .
J‘HROUGH LONDON;
WASHINGTON, Aug.
settlement , through,
London is one of the conditional
laid down by Great Britain in"
reply- to ‘American efforts to se-
cure Belgian goods consigned to"
this country .and now held at]
Rotterdam. The State Depart-j
ment has represented unofficially
that no benefit; would accrue to
Germany through this trade, but
ads}
the.
.moncy paid‘by iAinerIcLan .ilnport-j
’ leans on y Fe
a GcrmnnL
{out today by the official , press‘
it
true scumnoanILa EVENING summer:
l
. Agut
9.
i’
'30
O
3.
ANNUA
From Former Prices.
Beginning tomorrow and continuing throughout the month.
N”.
is new and fashionable, Bear that fact firmly in mind when
00'
w
t
.3.
Sal
of high grade Furniture, Rugs, Draperies and
PRICE REDUCTIONS 0F 207m 50 PER CENT. sound pretty much alike on
paper. THESE REDUCTIONS exist'in this store on Furniture and House—Furnishings that
will seeing what other sales have to offer, then come here and compare quality. work-
manship, finish and price. Purchases made now will be held for later delivery.
Globe-WernickcBook-Cases and Franz- Premier Suction Cleaners excepted.
A. l. COLLINS‘COMPANY’ ..
you g2 about as we hope you
’oo’oc300
gian goods will be released only”
when payment is made in Lon-i
don. Great Britain to uforward’
the moncy to the Belgian ship-4
pcrs direct.
State Department officials be-
lieve that American importers
Dancing - - Bathing - - Fun Galore .
A: Shore Dinner 75c $1.00 $1.50
scroll polar PARK
I
cannot comply with this,” condi—l
tion as in many cases the goods, OPEN YEAR ‘ WESTPORI
hold up at Rotterdam have, ab” ARQUND CQ MPO I N N Connecticut.’
ready been paid for. l‘lll’tllt‘i‘ nc—i pin. and Dance Between th. Courses—Orchestra.
gotiations will be undertaken to'
securi- agreement to the class of
traffic, ‘
FRANCE Issue—S— - i $1.50
OFFICIAL STATEMENT i
PARIS, Aug. 3, 2:30 p. m.———'
The French War ()fficc this af-
tcruoon gav'c out an official rc—
port. reading as follows: .
“ln Artois in the vicinity of;
in Season, Parisienne Potatoes, Hal
' Dressing, Half
Season, Demi Tssse.
A LA CARTE SERVICE AT ALL
-——-CAFE GRILL
inimitable Entertainment—Perfection in Food and Service.
SHORE DINNER SPECIAL
12 Noon to 8:30 p.m.—-Commencing May 29.
N U
Olives, Celery, Radishes, Pickles, Little Necks, Clam Chowder, Fish '
arenas Chicken. New Boiled Potatoes, Vegetables in
. . , l . .
TIMES—Telephone 98 Westport,
$Lu),
f Cold Boiled Lobster, Mayonnaise
Soucltcz, there was spiritcd fiqbt— ~
lug during: a part of last nigrlufli
in which hand grenades and
bombs were largely used. (in thc‘
plateau of Qucuncvicrcs and in:
the valley of thc Alsuc vcstcrdayl
saw rather violcnt artillery :‘x-'
The Season’s Advance Styles
are shown to
changes. Soissons was again . the best advantage in
bombarded. . ; THE NEW
'“ln thc Argonne .m the sector AUGUST
Ob-St. Hubert, Marie Thcrcsc
and limitainwau-Cltarmcs and at
Hill NO. 2l4. the fighting contin-
ued through the night. The;
Germans endeavored to deliver!
McC
ALL
several attacks but were“ not? . and
successful. . ’ , .
‘At Epargcs there was ycster-; ‘. FaShlon
day a rather severe bombard—i PUbllcaIIOI S
ment. . i
“In the Vosge‘s the enemy yes—t
tcrdav evening delivered one at-t
tack against our positibns on the;
River Linge, and three attacks:
against our positions on the Bar-ir
rcnkop‘f, [These violent attacks;
were all repulsed". ‘ ’ > '
BRITISH TROOPS GAIN-ON
GALLIPOL-I- PENINSULA}
LONDON; Aug. 3, 1:50 p, 'm'fi
MAGA
‘ 1, ..0nly 35¢ a
purchased
now ON SALE
.Sub scribe To-day
l»—
-».
McCAL‘L’vS
year when. ,
ZINEQ
with any- "
——-The crest of the ridgc‘in the? 15% Mccall fPatternlt
Gallipoli Peninsula has been: is full 0 Useful
gained by British troOpS'and thcl Household SuggeS- .
«caution-am lode!-
McColl Patterns 0603-6653»
5060. We no showing
manygiother new and It-
incurs Aug-st designs. '
position ofptbe ,Britnsh ‘in the!
Dardanelles has been improved;
according to a'statement given.
bureau. . , l
. POPULAR, AMUSEMENTS--
' The :Santa‘ 5e t'fiins , carry ,the
A SPECIAL asahuounr. . _ ,
~, , . .~ lmalls to. 'Atchsspn, Kan, regular]; “q
The piaylngofigiaud Allen‘in "Thelpeao‘ernlly. 'these‘. days» But , nity5
mus 'Makenis Daughter" which is to‘lyears. 880. before the ~railroa'd ha (i
Lock‘wood‘s Hail, may certainly be said at Atchlson ‘at' long. intervals and nn-’
to excel any- of hen previous efforts on' der diflicu'lties. ~ in the ' Atchisonl
the stage. with the result that the live : Champion of March 25. 1865,31!” pub--
part phhto play is one of. the best pm"llshed the following: “The Santa Fe
Auctions 0: thecompany. “The Rug mail is due. The last mail was «to-t
Maker's'paughter" played to capacity lasted for 100 miles by a band of Ara-l
hbuses in New York immediately upon
“antenna and bassin’ce beep a big at-
traction; it should be nbne the less all
a“ drabin‘g car for ,Nprvislk and the?
slightest advance appreciation of the
merits of the play would insure very
large audiences. "The Goddess,”’.wili’
be continued tomorrow. with a three-
psrt Vitsgraph comedy.- 0n Thu’rsuay
William :Farnnm will be presented in
a Foxl‘jfesture, "The Plunderer." For
Friday Norwalk patron's‘wlll enjoy, the
appearance ,of'Blanclie Sweet in "The
Clueg', onsfotth‘o biggest successes or
ing ‘cf‘Clmarone, which was made in1
the night, thepassehgers‘could dis-i.
tlnctly 'hear a large war party‘sings
ing and dancingipPsrties of hastile‘,
Indians Were heard of after passing‘
the Clmarone, evidently intending. to
form 'a junction ‘ with the band.
spoken of. 1/ if these vagabondsl
should combine there will be a gen"
eral war on the plains."
The elephant has only eight; teeth.
foul- on each‘side. . . =
eating Stories,
ion News, etc. ‘ ~
“CHAS-ism“
l,
day's feature at. Pleasant‘ Hour “flicrossed- the prairie, the-mail amyéd .
tions as well as inter-
A Cool Kismet : 333.43; _
McCall Patterns 6531 - 0607.. - .
No of the nchuguJ-dsswm.‘
Fash-
SOUTH NORWALK_ ‘
CONN.‘ ' »*
Pleasant Hbur, Lockwood's Hsll.":
TODAY ONLY . .
Maude Alien appears in the big
pahoes and Cheyennes. ‘At the cross- Paramount ““953
Wile
'Iiupmakcr’s Douche".
Fire part. presentations! a thrilling
romance " .. .
weoussoAv: Wit ..
ville Goddess”
p ‘ruuasoav: .-
William Far-nun: in the 'new‘ To:
runway ft * “ ‘/"
“The a... ‘
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