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Classified .“Ads.”——-To Let.
Professional cards, and
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business and
‘ Three Times. 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In black-
fsCe or Caps. Double Price. ' I ' ' '
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3 WANTED. To LET. ' FOR SALE
,_WANTED—EOR CASH. MEDIUM ;
Size touring car, perfect coudition.'All
‘accessories. Cheap tor the price. Ad-l
dress S. .i. 1... Box 228, Noroton‘
wdieights, Conn. 85 3t.
_ .WANTED—A GOOD RELIABLE "
girl for general housework. Apply up-l
per apartment, 10 Spring street, near:
Washington street. a3 3t
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LOST.
LOST—SUNDAY MORNING EE-
tween St. Joseph’s Church and Wood-
‘ ward avenue, purse cgntaining sum of
money and amethyst rosary, With ln-
ltiais on saute. Reward tor return to
J] School street. Norwalk. a5 1t
llflillllli
And» .
Service
Fresh
and Carefully
Selected-
Goods st
Prices That
Insure
Continued
Patronage
berm. Co.
Tel. 1583
NOTICE
EXCURSIONS
STEAMER NORTHPORT
Between
{ROTON POINT, VALLEY
GROVE AND NORTHPORT
Boat Leaves Boat Leaves
Roton Point. Newport
11:30 a.ln. 9:30 a. In.
4:00 p. m. 2::00 p.m.
8:00 pm. 6:00 p. m.
Boat arrives
Valley Grove.
Boat Leavesx
Valley Grove
Fare—Round Trip, 50c.
\, *\w
l’iessant Hour. Leckwood's Hall.
TODAY
WILLIAM FARNUM. the noted
‘screen star in a big Fox feature.
is
_ .“Tllc Plundercrs
' FRIDAY.
_ Lasky presents pretty and clever
lBlanclIe Sweet in .
n
_ . “The Clue.
A high class feature on the Para-
mbunt program. ' '
F IMPORTERS
,- IN NEW- YORK
g; leElW' YORK, Aug. 5.3—9. gen-
ierai meeting of importersintcr‘:
- ‘estcd in obtaining goods - from
lGermany and Austria has: been
hailed here to be held some time .
next Week to consider the British
notes regarding the detention of
,Wmeric‘an ships and cargoes by
v'the British government. The
meeting was called by the Bilt-
more executive committee of im-
lpbrtet‘S, to consider that further
efforts should bellindertaken to
obtain'relief from the situation in
.which American importers of
German and Austrian merchan-
dise are placedi’as a result of the
[British embargo. _
.1.—
—THE BEST SITUATIONS: .
are obtained, by advertising to the
~ TODAY IN WALL STREET.
TO LET~A SUIT, 5 ROOMS, OV-
er L’Hommedieu’s Grocery, 203 Wash.
ington street. $14. per month. inquire;
at store. a5 3t:
To LET—FLAT 5 ROOMS,‘ 1M4
provements. Also tour oillces. inquire
Samuel Rooduer, Ann street. South,
Norwalk. 1'31 6t:
TO LET—FOUR ROOM APART-
ment at No. 9 Ann street, South Nor-
walk. Inquire No. a West avenue. ti
l
apartment. Possesion at once. The;
Hatch and Bailey Co. 126 ti
To LET—Six ROOM COTTAGE
with all improvements. 12 Lincolnl
avenue. 6 rooms with improvements,
at 9 Hamilton avenue. 5 rooms with
improvements. 72 North Main St. in-
quire Uniteti Grocery (30., No. Main St.
'ro LET—s BOOK APARTMENT.
East. Washington street. East Nor.
walk. Partial improvements. rent
812.00; also 6 room=‘spsrtment 39
Chapel street. Norwelk.‘ inquire 64
South Main street. or telephone 80.
’ 189 it
.____.-— W- __
LOOK!
1 share profits with you by giving,
you the lowest prices on 16 years guar-
anteed tin madevinto leaders. hand-
made. painted inside, tin rooting.
plumbing and heating.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN.
66 Water. St. Phone 1106-12
l
10:30 a. Inf—The strength of the in‘l
dustl'iuls yesterday brought in a inrgel
tion, Hulse, 13 High
FOR SALE—ONE KAPS SECOND
hand upright piano, $65. Terms 31 a
week. M. Steinert & Sons Company,
915 Main street, near State street.
Bridgeport, Conn. s4 3t
FOR SALE ——0AK ROLL TOl'
desk, :12. Remington type writer 812.
Willow baby carriage. :5. line condi-
street, South
Norwalk. \ 34 3t
FOR SALE—MOTOR BOAT. FUL-
._ [ly equipped. No reasonable alterire-iiauia says:
TO LET—21 UNION ST. 7 ROOMltused. Inquire st Barker's Launch; “Germany has informed Nor-
CO. :13 6t
FOR SALE—A LARGE LOT 0N
Stevens street. Owner will sell at
bargain price. Ask us about it. .1.
Layton & 00.. South Norwalk. s2 6t
FOR SALE-8275 SMALL FIVE-
passenge touring car in excellent
condition. A rare opportunity . to se-
cure a good car at a very low price.
F. C. Goodyear. 76 Wall street. Nor-
wsik. J31 ti.
. these vessels were sailing ships
WARSAWS FALL CONSID:d
ERED To BE CERTAIN In
ENGLAND AS WELL AS
OTHER PLACES.
I
(Continued From First Page.)
which had been built to carry‘
supplies from the Anatolian coast.
The persistence of the Turks in,
building these ships. despite their
continued destruction, is accept-
ed here as meaning that Constan-
tinople is, in desperate need of
supplies. .
The British Board of Trade
report for July shows that 62
British steamers and sailing craft
were sunk by the Germans dur-
ing the month. with a loss of 63
lives, while four Steamers and 19
:lives were lost by mines.
lGERMANY REGRETS
' SINKING OF MINERVA
LONDON. Aug. 5, 5:10 a. m.—
{A Renter dispatch from Christ—
;way that “the sinking of the Nor-
lwcgian steamer Minerva was due
Eto unfortunate cirumstances
thich led the comamndcr of the
lsubmarinc to believe the vessel
lwas British. Germany has cx-
iprcsscd dccp regret and willing-
Iness to pay damages."
3 The Minerva was sunk late in
lMay, while on her. way from.
iShiclds to Cllnstlama. The crcwl
lwas landed at Newcastle, Eng-f
land. The Mincrvawas a vcsscli
30f 2,413 tons and was owned by
Ilacobson & Sons, Of Christiania. '
BUSINESS N OTICE, l
PAPER HANGER AND PAINTER
§REASONS WHY TURKISH
sumo scum ' '
' BUILDING ‘~ Lor
, Marvin BeaCh Tracts
VWE HAVE DECIDED TO HOLD AN
, ‘
JUST 14
To SELL
AUCTION "
BE ANNOUNCED AT TIME OF
We want you to see this beauty spot. It is really the last piece of water front in or near
your-”own price. There is trolley by the
.telephone and maple shade trees through
is located—on Gregory Boulevard, East
the Norwaiks where you can buy a building lot at
property, water, concrete sidewalks, electric lights,
.the streets. Everybody kn )ws where this property
Norwaik, (Dorion’s Point). I
At this sale we shall give away a ’ I 4
great many beautiful and valuable resents d
you to come and get them. Do not forget the'sale days, Al. GUST 10th slid AUGUaSnT TIT:
H. J. MILLER
CONTROVERSY OVER iwould . ..
FRYE UNSETTLEDH. ’ worm"
“ b . g ftiobilntcrnational
‘ , , ‘, c an on usli a 1
WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.—-—;fr0m its politiy of striecfleri):lifiiir:
The controversy between the ity." U
United States and Germany overI
{hyllsinking of the American shipl
i ialn P. Frye still remains un—i O
settled, with the publication today WARSAW. Julyiz‘ififiliil‘fg
of the latest German notc again, l’ctrograd and Londori Aug 4 II.
Justifing the German course and‘p. m.-—Thc hurried ' measu'rcs'
reiterating a willingness to makcladoptcd for the cvacaution of this
reparation for the ship. lcity are shown ill a number of of-
chlylng to the last Illlllcricanlficial orders Wl’llCli‘llaVC appeared.
HURRIED EVACUATION
First, class. Rooms papered. $3 up. VESSELS ARE DESTROYED_representations, Gcrmany‘iu jus-f'l‘hesc edicts direct the removal of
Painted $1.50. Good material used. A
Christian. Good references. Tel. 831-4.
11 Havilaud St. n5 3t
SMITH AND WRIGHT
reduced their expenses to a minimum
will give astonishing low prices on
painting, psperhanging and general
llobblng. 274 East avenue and 10 Cot- and petrol,
or 743-2.
tags street. Tel. 1271-3.
PAPER HANGING, 25
, gdouhle roll. Painting. Reasonable. Tel. after mm. iil‘t‘ signalled.
NEW YORK. Aug. 5.: Wall Streetflgm'bql Haviland street, 30- NOTWM‘“ cases \vllcrc sailors prefer to rc-
“2 “lfg'ain SllUl‘t‘ by‘Su-imming
CENTS adcd only when thcv fail to bill
‘: PETROGRAD, Aug..4, vial,
London, Aug. 5, 4:45 a. nit—A,
.
,statcmcnt issued by the Admiral—3
ilAVlNGLIy relative to pcrations in the":
Elilack Sca says: 2
‘ ,“(lur sailor‘s destroy TurkishE
Hesscls because thcy carry coal;
materials of war. but,
;takc cvcry lllcasurc to save the
lrrcws. The vcsscls arc cannon—
l :
In those
in order,
lio'avoid capture they never arc;
‘tification of the sinking of tllclthc University of Warsaw to
l~ryc, adheres to her prcvxouslllloscow. and thodiscontinuancc
claim that the act was not lllgof the administration of justice
contravention of thc Prussian-lbcforc the high courts after July:
alll »
automobiles and other} WATERBURY, Aug. 5.—Word was“ ,
“American treaty or illtcrllaiiOnal_24_ Another
law. ‘ f‘llm‘SCS,
The whole controversy hiugcsfmcans of transportation not rc~
on Article 13 of that treaty. thc,movcd to the right bank of the
American contention bciugthat it‘ Vistula before July 18 will bc
specifically protccts thc Frye from subject to the requisition of the
being sunk, illliilllg'll not protcci- government thereafter. ,
ing a contraband cargo. Ger-i The order for the removal of"
many, on the other hand, cou~ the university directs the facultv'
tends that the article only obli- to leave today, and savs that. if it
gates her to pay damages. ”in is found impossible fOr them to
sin offering to pay for the ship return the courses will be contin—
states that
TWO DAYS—TUESDAY, AUG. mill.
and WEDNESDAY, AUG. 11th. at 2
P, M. each day on the property.
AT THESE SALES WE WILL MAKE ESPECIALY EASY TERMS
Office. with C. T.
155 Washtlngton Street, South Norwaik, Conn.
Ewill be accepted, pending cases
, Will be discontinued, and that sell»-
_tenccs will be suspended.
. WHICH WILL '
SALE "
McGovern. Phone, 345.
The edict discontinuing the law
courts states that no new cases
. . A5
guardian iS appointed for the law
buildings pending thissuspénsion,
which lasts “until furthennoticc."
An order from the governor
general suspended three Jewish
newspapers, but the editors have.
announced that funds contributed
by American Jewish organiza—
tions will permit. the continued
employment of the editorial staffs. , ,
and provides three weeks’ pay for 7
the mechanical forces.
-»WATERBURY MAN DEAD.
received here today from a steamship
agency, or the death of Francis Prion.
a well known local business man in
Bermuda. where he had gone for. n
vacation.‘ ‘He was general manager 1
for a tea and coffee company having
several stores in this city. He came-
bere from Providence live years ago.
andwith his family resided in Water? ;
ville. Particulars of his-death have
‘ from his brother, James Grillin. stating
British and indian communities par- DANCING ‘
_ ticipating. Numerous patriotic meet- . in the pnvilllon
ings also have been organized by in- . TUESDAY
dian citizens” ' r "“ If "ADMISSION! _____ 25c.
, _ ________. Instructor in attendance - to.
amount of buying orders over night'
isbot. All who surrcudcr arc takfiall _
the American
MISCELLANEOUS.
and at the opening today there wasI
eager biddipg tor the popular issues;
usually heavy. it opened with
record since 1912, and an overnight;
gain of a point. Subsequently thereESatlsIactlon or no pay.
H. SCHENK. s CLAY STREET.
Trading in United States Steel was un- ‘ tailor. Cleaning, pressing. altering 0'
7_000sladles' and gents. garments. Making
shores at 70 3.4 to 711.4, a new highfot Ladies' Suits to order a specialty.
Skirts from $3 up. Suits irom 88 up.
cu aboard warships. and trans- (:crmauy accepts
ported to Scbglstopol."
;news be fixed by two experts. one,
I to bc sclcctcd by each country;
LONDON PTTDEESIISEASE SIinand plcdgcs prompt pnymcnt,‘
. \. (l v \ . Ewith the stipulation, however,
I 10 D \ " 'HL’.’ 52‘.” '4' vilitllat it shall not be regarded as
lit—Decreased .ldwrtlsmg r(““paymcllt for violation of Amcrl-
were transactions in blocks of 1,000 to?
5,000 shares. Bethlehem Steel rose til
points to 299, as compared with its:
previous high record 01 290. Common-l
tal Coal gained 71-4 and a large num-
ber of other specialties l to 3 points-
Crucible Steel, which jumped to 78-
MLIAN MlDWlFE—MRS SAINT
A one and a sllorlag'c ill the supolv.
limo, graduate from the University
at italy. Licensed in New York and
Jonnecticut. Close Examinations and
assistance by latest modern methods._
28 Ely avenue. Telephone 315. 13 21:1. W5
- , f can rights. Should that lllclllod
of Cllcilncnls necessary or} the be unsatisfactory. the 1.1mm,
manufacture of ulntc paptr Ia\c States is illvitcd to arbitrate ai,‘
ued at Moscow University, a
;proposnl that the amount of dawmug
Dancing - - Bathing . - Fun Galore
Shore Dinner 75c $1.00 $1.50
been sent for by his widow.
educational incti ' .
._ s tutlon . .-
Il0I'0N POINT PARK . ‘
l i I I 1 ‘ ‘ ‘ r‘
,rtsultld m tuft {lgrc‘uulnt by tlllL lhc Hague. .
Eproprietors 0 .out on s new spa}, it is considcrcd llkclv that ll”,
to dec the numlcr 0 Lcoxiuuissionmcthod \vill bc sails-j
3-4. Bonds were steady.
rill contractor.
\DELAY vIN CABLE MESSAGE. It! kinds of comm“ work.
M’ASHINGTON, Aug. 5—Six months
Of negotiations to mitigate cable cen-
sorship and relieve delays to commer-
cial messages Secretary Lansing said
today, have produced few results.
What more can be done is undecided.
money. Phone 8101-3. so Wood St.
Doilon House
(Gregory Boulevard)
East Norwsiir
Opens May I.
GRIFFIN FACTORY SAFE.
John F. Griflln. the East Side plumb-
er, received a telegram this afternoon,
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
that the plant of the Griffin Manufac-
COOKED TO ORDER.
luring Company was out qt the flood.
area and had sustained no damage.
The home of James and William T.
Gri'flin also escaped injury.
[OI-IN E. O’SULLIVAN. Prop
Telephone Call 720. —.
WAR SUBSCRIPTIONS IN INDIA.
' .SIMLA. India, Aug. 4, via Canada.—
Intercession services are being" held
in the churches, mosques and temples
throughout indla. all sections 0!, the
l
compo BEACH |
(
‘ assist all whowish aid.
WASHINGTON, Aug. Isl—American
Private‘lessons any time by
forces today were malntsinlng _ com- ‘
plats quiet in Haiti. The battleship appointment.-
Coiinécticut alter landing marines at . . ' ‘
Port au Prince, has tinned at Cape ~ .W.,A. NASH, Prop. , -
Haitlen',‘ the latest center of revolu Phone” ' _ \ JNOstport ,.
ticnsry activity. . “r
General Robe, with some "' troops,
tried to enter Cape Haitien yesterday,
Admiral Caperton reported today. but
several warning shots from the U. S.
coast survey yacht Eagle frightened
them away. The commander of the
gunboat Nashville sent a warning to
General ‘Bobo that it he returned
again with “unfriendly intenties," he
would be fired upon.'
Cape Haitien now is'ciear of armed
trops of the revolutionlsts and forma-
tion of a native committee of safety
signs.
beauty. _Mode’rate prises. Prorhp
service” Telegraph communica
tion with leading florists in prin
cipal,.cities in .the‘Uniled States.
- Southorwalk‘Fiol‘isl .
Phone 364,
sALVATOB CHARIOTT— GENER-
Estimates given onl
Be sure'
it get our estimate. We can save you
SHORE - DINNERS AND ALL
Floral Tributes, original 1:-
Casket,Coverin‘gs of rare
Shellcd masses of infantry observ-
2 SoL’Mnin St. So. Norwslk. Ct.
Pall“: The pf“ today ““I“?,‘.“fj‘ , factory to the United States pro-y
tcu pages. Wh‘k‘ the Times. 0 “'1 vidcd. however. that no trcat)’
)l and Standard. containcd' - , , -. .
m'a'l 1 S m: f thcsc two-cfitlnglfls a“ nancd. Should the.
NC H- -0 i 0 ~ ,Umtcd States allow the contro-.
dailies frequently have printed
twenty or more paqcs smcc the
war has been ill progress.
lvcrsy to no to The Hague for ill-’1
itcrprctatiou of the treaty Di‘OVlS-i
[ions or continue to discuss the; .
’ issue through diplomatic channels i
it is virtually certain that. it will!
insist that meanwhile Germany:
rcfrain 'from violation of what.
the United States contends are its 5
rights.
TURKISH TROOPS
OCCUPY HAMURI
l CONSTANTINOPLE, Aug.
,4. via London, Aug. 5. 5:45 a. m.
—-The followingr official state—l
mcnt wasissucdat the \Var 0f-
ficc tonight relative to the opera-
tions of the Army Of thc‘Caucas«
AMERICAN NOTE TO
AUSTRO-HUNGARY ,
l .‘ '-
OPEN YEAR
AROUND
$1.50
Olives, Celery. Radiance. Pickles, Little Necks, Clam Chowder. Fish ,,
in Season. Parislenne Potatoes. Halt Gold Boiled Lobster, Mayonnaise . ‘1
Dressing, Halt Broiled Chicken. New Boiled Potatoes, Vegetables .13"
‘Season. Deml Tense. - ' ' ' ‘ '
A’ LA CARTE SERVICE AT AL
w... .._-
' WESTPO‘RT,
0.0 M PO I N N. Connecticut.
Dine and Dance Between the Courses—Orchestra.
—--.-—CAFE GRILL
inimitable Eutertslnmenté—Pertection in ‘Food and Service,
SHORE DINNER SPECIAL $1 50
12 Noon to 8:30 p.m.—Commenclng.liiay 29.
‘ M E N U
L TIMES—Telephone 93 Westport -
n—9—1 ’
us:
“Our troops heavily attacked.
the enemy's rear award, which
took positions in the neighbor
hood Of Hamur in order to protect
, the retreat of their main force.‘
Our troops pursued,the .enemy‘
and occupied the region."
ITALIANS ATTACK
. FREIGHT CENTER
ROME, Aug. 4, via Paris, Aug.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 5.-—’—Thcl
American reply to Austro-Hun-l
‘gary's recent diplomatic‘note sug~
gesting an embargo on war ex-
ports to the allies on the ground
that the traffic has grown to pro-
portiOns while violate American
neutrality, has. practically been
finished by the State Department
and will be dispatched to Vienna
within the next few days. . i
The note reiterates the positionl
“The enemy’s losses in stub-
born attacks on Mount Medatts
in Carni'a now are found to have
have been very grave.
“On the I'Carso Plateau the
night of the 3rd passed quietly.
During the morning: our artillery
'erment is’ not permitted to allow
unhindered trade in contraband,
‘of war if this trade assumes such
a character or proportions that
neutrality of the country is there-
by impaircd” is declared invite
American reply to be‘impractlcal.
, , TheUnited States contendsthat
cd near Marcottini and. columns a limit beyond which the amount
marching along the read from l Of war exports to a belligerent en—
Rupa‘ to Doberdo. Our troops, dangers the‘ nentrality pf a non-
left wing and, center made slow set.‘ The further contention in
t
havingr resumedntheir advance, the belligerent cannot be arbitrarily
progress but» at night we confined , the Austrian note that Congress
has begun.
W ‘
~Acc‘épl all the luck not comes
your way—but do'ijt DEPEND on its
coming! it yours at a. Job use in Sen-1
Ernest-lbs" ‘tb M
1118‘ Class In Norwalk'and vicinity.
,' TN, , -.
‘ llnel‘Wmt Ali.
_ from Newflrleansn ,
a
__ Gnocmle’s FOR MEXICO. i
wAsnmeToN, : Aug. Alf—The Red
Cross. will ship $6,000 worth of 'i'itttpln
spice City unmet-row
ourselves to maintaining pOSitionS'would, under the constitution, be
préviouslx COHquered. , . .iustifled in empowering the presi—
_“The enemy attempted vainly dent to restrict war shipments, is
‘to recanture' ‘ ound, heldiby us on! met'with the statement that p the
5, Itlor a. nip—The following fthe United States as it was ex-v f. .1 ~ P l . , , . ‘
statement wasrissued tonight at grossed ona previous Occasion to. - , ; ; ‘ a tte In S . ,
the headquarters of the Italian Count von gemstorfi, the Ger-. ”l";- _‘ _ and; ' ‘, . ,/
. General Staff: ~ . man ambassador, that T‘thc plac- ‘ . . cg,"
‘iOur .llcavgrbatterlles directed ing‘. of an embargo On the {gamer ~FaSIIIOII _ ,
an ¢fie°tive re on t '23 station 0 . ' rms at this time would 9: a - . 1 - '
Borgo,~on' the railroad l“ Val lilirgct violaticin of the neutrality PUbIIcal'IOIS '
Sugana, where there is an import-lof the United States." Austria’s _ . . 7} .. ,
ant freight traffis. ‘l‘contention'that "a neutral ‘gOV- NOWONSALE
Month“ Séibuél‘. but Wasteatcn off; ,Ulnited States'lcel‘s any Chafigé in"
_"w1th_heavy.losse¢s.” ~‘-‘ -lts ow‘ri'layvs during; the yvar: ,
‘ The Season’s Advance Styles
, McCall Patterns , mus-
. ,are shown to
“rebut advantage in
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