" through him to have their citizens
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, . from'thé ige of "16 to 60 cars. __ ' '
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‘n‘atniei‘of’tlie actions. breach. ‘of
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Classified
For Sale,
Wants!
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
“Ads.”—To Let.
Business and
LASSIFIED Advertisements on .nlspase. Twenty-Five Words or Less. 25c
fhree Times, 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In black-
tace or Caps. Double Price.
1
[OR BALI. .
FOR SALE—1912 FURL) TUI'RING
car (‘iieup it sold at once S. L. Belle
TO LET. 1
T0 LET»—-ilUL'SE, .42: l-‘Alitl-‘lELD
<1 room: downstairs and b
dl eIilit“
d1”. 7.. Mm“ Main ”WM 1m“ and it'lilb upslnli‘a utih gas range, each
Bea Ca ‘_ . itii‘di‘llllt‘lll tit: per month. Apply to
w ._ .. -_ _ 1 Eli Layton s; (U. inc, 5 Railroad
FOR SALE-~BARGAINS. 3 At‘HI'LS, “9”“
building: fruits $800. 120 acres,
house. . blarilr, $2,000. 3 1: acres.
TO LET vs‘lx Ito-0M FLAT, STEAM
heated, all impruiements. Mrs. F. H.
level state road 81.3w Mail} when l" ~11 , l M . S h
See l: Full, Washington street. iiid .'.t .m ' “a mu“ ain “reel. 0‘“
‘ t\orualk, 1‘6 6!
FOR SALE \'I()LI.\' FINE EXCEIr -
lent lot-r. full size and perfect ('Olldi- TO LEV—SIX ROOMS AT ‘2
Suing street inquire J. A. Rudder.
Ito sleuth Main street or telephone
13+: mi ‘3:
To LET-BEAUTIFUL 1~2 HOUSE,
ti rooms, int-hiding bath. all modern
improvements, or fore sale. it. Maring,
Architect and builder, 123 Washington
stieet. South Noru‘nlk. mil 6t
TO LET—TO FAMILY OF ADULTS
second floor, 73 Woodward avenue, s
rooms and i in attic. Toilet on same.
floor. Inquire 95 Woodward avenue.
Telephone call 1067. m3 at
u'on “till good how and case. \\'ill sell
Outfit t‘tap Address ‘Bargain‘, C o
Sentinrf m3 {at
FOR SALE Jro EVERY FAMILY;
one hole of “Amaretto Castellano,"
the King of Spring tonics It tilt“ the
blood and gives force and vitality.
sold by all leading druggists, hotels
ind mites. m6 lin
FOR SALE—FAMILY MOVING
out of town owes balance of 8129, on'
a handsome upright mud piano. It"
ls youn for balance. Write 'I‘he‘~
Gilt! Piano Co. 71-73 Main street.l
hrtngfnld, Mass. (30 years in one 10- TO LET—HVE'MMS 0N sno-
cation i (19 in f and floor. 41 Orchard street, Norwalk;
t Inquire on the premises.
Iron sate—tats cunvaonirr‘ ’ “'
touring selfstarter, 191: Overland? 7° LET ‘0' 12 mm “mm
roadster. tm Buick touring. m: M” “9" ”MW “9’" “°°' °‘ a“
Marion touring. Wehrle's Garage. "00‘“- 0“ “l“ M” m “mc' EM"
:1 nay-loud stealth Hawaii. Jzo-atfm“ ”8’1"“ ‘°“°‘- M” “a“ D‘" 8
—‘ , _ _____v~_«1leits place.
LOST i
To LET—TWO APARTM-t‘NTS AT
LOST—TEN 001m Bibi; BB- 65 and 67 Spring street consisting of
tween iltiviland and Palace Theatre.l lice rooms with improvements. Inquire
lnder return to Mrs. Mielern, as‘llrs. R. Tarlov. 16 Grove street. Tole»
Havllttnd street. Receive reward. lpiinnc 1393-12.
m8 it} —
-__..__._, . I. TO LET—BUNGAIA)W, NO. 31
L057" POCKETWK CONfllN'iliincoln avenue, 870mm and bath. All
In: sum or money. Saturday P. Ehmpi-ovements. Rent :20. inquire at
Possibly at High School Hall, on West ' c_ 1-1. Hon, (9 ti
avenue or on lines of East avenue andi — -
Dorion'n trolley. Finder please notiiyl To LET-TWO THREE BOOM
H. N. Taylor, 69 Core avenue. Reward. floors and two tour room floors. Im-
mB fl'prtiyements, electric Il.l|l8 and as.
_ —‘V0ne minute, from trolley. ten minutes
L037 A SMALL GOLD WATCH Lfmill depot. Inquire 84 Woodward ave-
on a pin, between Barton and South nue. Tcl.1106-12. t4 ti
Norwalk. idberal reward will the gtv l - ,
enlireiurned to 5West avenue. m6 3t‘ To LET—FIVE ROOM via-r on
h... —..
L
‘r‘ ' — ' - * dar street improvements. 3 otlices,
LOST— LATE SATURD. ' ‘.' '
diamond ring small tooth :zttitilalnTn' Washington street. Inquire Samuel
' ' g' ’0 ' . Roodner South Nor-walk. an t!
or who t~ not the on ner, otters~ reward
for return to Police Department. m6 1t '
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BUSINESS NOTICES
OFFICIAL STATEMENT 1 A. MOONE, 10 NORTH IAIN 8T.
OF FRANCE} touth'Norwiilk. Bicycles. motorcNOI
PAltt’S, March 6, 2:30 p. in.—— Ild Sundries. Both sold nd enchant“-
Thcrc was no iiiiziiitry fighting. Expert ropalrinx. Bab! WHICH ’9
north of Verdun last night, the. Iaired. We do vulcanlriirg. Prices res-
M'nr Ot'ticc announced today. i unable.
'I‘ht- SilllCillClli follows: “in thc'
lArgonnc we have bombarded
different sections of the forcst of
Cltcppy and thc Malancourt-:\vo-.
court road. \
“in the region to the north of
ch'filun thc night passed without
any infantry action. The artil-
lery action continued violently
on the left bank of the Mcttse
and intermittently in the sector
to thc wcst of Douauiiiont and in
the \\'ocvrc.
“Our batteries have actively
bombarded thc continuiiicutioiis
of the cncmy. The night was
balm on the rest of the front."
LADIES—Tm: NU BONE CORSET
has the pliable stay giving comfort and
support. Elderly people and those sut-
' faring from‘ surgical operations special-
ized. Special prices through March.
Mrs. Lillian Reynolds. 64 Winfield St..
East Noni-silt, Conn. Tel. 241-5 1'23 1m
”1561;13va " "~ ‘
MAPLE ..GROVE ..FARM—BABY
‘(‘Ill(:lis for sale. S. C. W. Leghorn. S.
t‘. Riiode Island Red's. Barred Rocks.
Hatching eggs and custom hatching.
A-l utility" stock. P. O. Box 325. Phone
1089-2. mi 61.
IAUSTRIA AT WAR WITH
SAN MARINO_ ' at the
_RO:\IE, March 5. 6:20 p. iii., First Methodist Episcopal Church
N13. Paris, Match 6, 1:15 a. iII.——-— South Norwiilk»
Mustrin considers herself at war‘ ”Md" geyfnigtglolclksfch 6th
.' . - , - . .. .2 o
.“ltil the Republic of San Marino, Am... E. Smith. Soprano
ll].tllt‘ iticssagc conveyed by Fred- Harold :Micklin. Violinist
ertck (. I‘eiificltl, American Ani- it. 1.. Qaiiilnst the \‘ocaiion
bassador to Austria-Hungary, to‘ Gerard Chatfield “1 "‘9 Pianola
the regents of the sm'allest state: “Mini” 25 "Mt
in the world, who had applied};
CONCERT
on has mo FLOOR
AT ROOONER'O HAQL—
You can have a jolly good time
It ynu can walk you can \
LEARN TO ROLLER SKATE.
Open outlines a to 10180.
”tritium-mt .
interned iii Austria released. Aus-
tria Justified hcr refusal with the
statement that San Ii tarino has
committed a serious reach of
neutrality.
The Republic of San Marino,
in NorEhcrn Italy. 14 miles south-l .
West 0 Rimini, is 22 square miles. ~ M ' ”v .
in areauand has a population ot ' u" . “ tether—Ill“ i
91500. The available armed forces. Wt
chum 'W V'"
abotgmmoo men, all citizen—til“ ICAN “' "R'WUFFS. 'S
avai' [e towbear arms being? . -. '1 'i
technically ,Obliatdtél'duso tron'tugfihiigT-lé? (331313? l
m81_
‘clo Sentinel.
_. i\lnin street. Hani‘ord block.
WANTED.
WANTED—BOY FUR IiItl'G STORE
Mitzi! be sixteen or over. Apply Still-
mii-i'owell Corp. m6 3t
WANTED ~Bt)\' I"()lt CARPENTER
help itoom s, 123 Washington street.
m6 3t
r
WANTED—YOUNG Glilli T0 AS-
sist in housework and care. of child.
Nor-walk.
WANTED~ltlixli-lsi2'l‘1‘ERi-l A.\'l)
lzoys I.i)tlil.=l)lli'y. Mathewson (‘0
m6 3t
WANTED~BOYS AND GIRIS FOR
mailing department. 81 a day to start.
Come ready to work. Murphy Mfg. 00.,
East avenue, East Norwalk. and 3t
WANTED-r-GIRI.OR WOMAN FOR
housework. 3:30 to 6 p. in. each day.
i to 5 Saturdays. 10 to I Sundays.
Address M. F. 0., clo Sentinel. m6 at
WANTED—5 OR 6 ROOMS, WITH
improvements. in desirable location.
Address X, 8:0 Sentinel. 1116 St
WANTED A FAMILY IRONER.
Apply Norwalk Steam Laundry. 16
Merwin street. 1118 ll
WANTED—YOUNG MFA AS itAIl,
way mail clerks. 875 month. Sample
examination questions free. I-‘rsnkltn
institute, Dept. 2t; N, Rochester. N. k.
the 1m
WANTED—GIRL II‘OR GENERAL
housework. inquire 31 Falriield ave-
nue. South Norwalk. m6 8t
WANTED—FEMALE OPERATORS
on Sinner power sewing machine; to
work on raincouts. Good ‘pay Ind
steady work. Apply to D. 1.. Harris.
83 \l‘ashington St. Top ttoor.
WANTED—FIRST CLASS TOO].
maker. State experience and address
National Electric Utilities Corporation.
Danbury, Ct. intat
WANTED-EXPERIENCED STICN~
tgi'npht-r. Apply at it. It Mom“! Cm
inc. nit 3t
WANTED-TANKS TO HOLD :ltiti
gallons of gas. Either one tank' or
three 100 gallon tanks. Answer "i‘anltf
ml 31
‘ WANTED. OPERATUlIS, l-j.\i-‘-‘.ill
creed or. Singer power min-nines Also
girls loi' inspecting worz. \‘l'eelt oi
, piece ‘I'I iii. Good pay. a'n lil'n' work as
cured. Royal Mtg. 00.. 85 Washington
a net ' m3 (it
w
WANTED—THREE SALES GIRLS
ni'J 3t
walk, Conn.
WANTED—A YOUNG ClRIi I‘OR
light housework. Apply mornings or
Sundays, Mrs. C. J. Mints. 54 North
mil lit
WANTED—0011011121) GIRL FOR
general housewglt. Steady position
with good wages. Apply J. H. Barker.
Mill Plain Road, I-‘airiiehi, Conn. 113‘! st
WANTED—EXPERIENCED Gilli.
and men operators on Singer Sewing
n‘achliies. Also button sewers aizd
_ girls for all around work in factory. s.
Rovner. 52 Day street, Smith Norwalk.
(.29 6t
WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS
of cattle and poultry.» Best prices
paid. Best prices paid for calves. H.
I‘riendman. South Norwalk. T31. 1151.
otu‘srrfaeseoov co., mc.
wastre—
EXPWMCED commons on
power machines.
\ BOYS.
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‘BKITISH STEAIER IASUN-
. DA SUNK, BUT CREW IS
i SAVED. ’
: (Continued from First Pap.)
lmatic questions.
t When Colonel House returned
-from his previous trip Europe
as the President's pc ml 3“.
voy, he consented to be quoted as
saying that President Wilson
was the likely man to restore
peace to Europe. Today he would
not consent to repeat the state-
ment, saying that lie desired to
make no comment whatever on
the foreign situation.
Colonel House said he expect-
ed to see members of the Cabinet
land some personal friends be-
fore leaving for New York.
When Colonel House left for
Europe reports were persistent
'that he want abroad to investi-
gate the peace situation, but that
“emphatically denied both by
IPresident Wilson and Secretary
Lansing.
‘ It was understood today that
tColonel House expressed great
Eadmiration for the way American
idiplomats abroad were carrying
I on their work. He told the Presi-
dent in detail about the state of
public sentiment in Germany,
France and England. and is un-
derstood to have had much to
say on the feeling in Germany in
support of the submarine policy.
Twelve persons were killed and
thirty-three injured in last night’s
Zeppelin raid. Three Zeppelins
took part in the athck. This in-
formation was given out officially
todav.
The statement follows:
“The number of Zeppelin
whi~h took part in last. night's
raid is now believed to have been
three.
“After crossing the coast. the
airships took various courses. and
flitrht snoarentlv were uncertain
as to their bearlnws. The area
visited included Yorkshire. Lin-
colnahire, Rutland. Huntington;
Cambridgeshire. Norfolk. Essex
and Kent.
“As far as is known about for-
ty bombs were dropped nltogeth-
er. The casualties. so far as as-
«attained. amount to: Killed,
three men. four women, five
"hildrnn - iniured thirty-three.
The material damage was: Two
”mod on- office, one public
house, a cafe, and several shops
partly.
wimshonses badly damaged."
An official statement issued in
London last night said two hos-
tile airships had croued over the
northeat Coast of Encland. At
ithat time their movements had
'iiot been defined clearly. Some
bombs had been dropped. which
fell into the sea near the shore.
The number of casualties re-
the previous Zeppelin raid. in
which :7 persons were killed and
[in persons iniured. This raid.
made on ion. at. wss over the
middle eastern countries.
. . Canture of 'henrlv one thousand
{French near Verdun on Saturday
'at the Grand 5. is iihd 250 Store. .\'or- and Sunday was =nnotmc-vi today --
lby the German War Office.
fpprrcrnnwr urnnrw an-
E DITA? Q T“ DW‘DURLICANS
' \\'\.QIII\'CT(“L\'. March 5——
;l‘rmidcnt \l'ilsoii annealed
incil and lonrnot Rt‘nnl‘licfili
:iilt'nl“0"Q of ,Ilt‘ IIUuuo Riileq
lcom‘mittcc. today. to consider
tum "”"Wl sl‘i" isxiit- without nar—
tisnn bias. and assist in {Icttinfr a
ivoto‘ on a resolution warning
lint-rim": ofl' :iriiicd shim For
.nn hour he discussed the forcimi
:sittiatinn with the two Republi—
lcan members and told them
(the ncccssitv of demonstrating
:that rcnorts abroad that the ma-
fiority of Congress was not with
jhini sire erroneous.
f After the conference Mr. Len-
.root said the Republicans had no
{intention of bringing party con-
'Slrleratinns into the issue: Both
.he and'M-r. Bennct refused to dis-'
Ecuss the details of the conference.
:Thev left the White House to "
gattend a meeting of the Rules
icommittee.
:CONFIDENCE IN
‘ FRANCE STRENGTHENED
t PARIS, March 6, 5:45 a. m.—
:Yestertlsy was a good day for
lthe French at V‘erdun, according
to Information received this
gaming and public confnlencets
. 4
_' German attacks. In military and
political circle; lively satisfidion
or ex reganding-tite signa-
nztien aadthe opinioaenowhe ' -
'to psaailthat the. autism
.’ By. William first
" I
from the devious nature of their
terrace houses practically des- .
M. and a'hiock 9t
norted is much less than during
of \
mhrl'ifilll on.the:smun¢saapt.m “ . .
? “5"”me ,-
l u
can:
pi’t'selutl on the Ikmaumont posi»
tion and on \aux. to its right.
the (written (rent-rat Stat? tit-ter-
iitiiicti to Sillusll the French lcit
on the \achcraut'illc “Motiv-
(.Ult‘ du I’oiirc PUSIIIUII. \\ith~
out rcgzti'tl to not. the l)t‘.‘l trout»
\‘tt'rt’ litii'lcti forward, but \iitli iii;
than Cl>\'\\llt.'rl'.
I’otiitraiiiaih and what in» hit
ilitil't‘ \Ut‘t‘t‘.‘\
of thc liraiideiiliurgcn tl‘mhttl
lilt‘iil\t‘i\t‘\ \aiiily ai’tiiihl lilt‘
I‘i‘ciith. iiiiti >lixll tl\ iiitiiiotdltlt'
in a Itlth iiitll
.\_~ at \.tu.\. the lit‘ililall\ iinal»
ly icll but l\. lt‘iflliig hcat‘s oi tit-ad
on tlit- gitiulltl. 'llit- I“R'Ilt’il tiir
iantrt. \ul'l‘tbl’lt‘ll by lllt‘ll‘ for-
tiiitialilt uitillti'}. which will llt’\>
cr lltllt’t'liillil incl-t illlllll‘ullllltili.
shtiitttl Illt'lll>t‘l\t'\ (illlt' to ruitt
every onslaught!
Hii thc loft bank of the .\lcu~c.
nrtillcrt on both ~idt3~ llilllltlt‘l‘
ed all day long. The I‘ifflll‘li lil’
iaiitry iii that section had lllllt to
do, but it remains then ready for
any eventuality, though the" inili»
tar} experts l)t‘llt‘\'t‘ it is extreme.
ly doubtful that the (it‘rlilalln
will attempt to storm the \ltii'i
lIt)llllllt‘ Key pmition, for 1min so.
the} iiiu~t deploy over a plain a
mile wide unticr cm.“ iirc from
the heights around. ,
It" is chit-fly the French urtii-E
lcry which is involved in thc_
\Vocvrt- fighting. 'l‘hc lirt-nch
hold the outskirts of the village"
of M‘aiiht-ullh firmly, and have,
stopped all attempts of the (it-r»|
titans to dt-botich in that dirt-c».
tioii.
An idea oi the relatively small:
percentage of French casualticst
in the Verdun battle is consider-
ed as dcduciblc from a
made by a lieutenant who has ar—
rived hcrc wounded. “()ur loss--
‘cs," he said, “arc comparatively:
slight. My regiment. for iii—
stancc. had only 47 killed and 351;
\vouiitlt-d. This is small for a
unit which liztx~ been acting as
support and which was~ engaged.
in the most violent of the light».
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.APPENDICES T0 GER- i
MANY'S DECLARATIONl
\\'.\.\‘iii.\'t;'iti.\', Mart-ii or.
The itlllit‘lltli"t'\ to lit‘l‘llliilly'x
ilt-t‘lgirotion of the Ilt“\' <itliiiitii'iitw
cziiiiiiaipn. Ill'till which llcrliii 3
|(‘l\lli‘; in proxi- that llriiidi iiior-
“hani ~liii\~. :iriiit-tl «sit-it-ililx inr
t‘cieth i\‘t‘yll‘il"‘t>~t‘\. havi- lit"‘ll "\-
iiig lllt'll' :ii'iiiatiit-tit (illt‘nqkt'll
ii the \iilvucwiblw under or»
'lt'l‘.‘ oi the liriti-h .'\(llllll'{lll\‘ ar-
rivctl thia morning: at the Static
“ ' “"l"“'t‘.l
“"ht-ii President \\'ilsoo and Sec—
rctni‘v l.;in~int: hove had oppor-
tunity to go m'cr them very thor-
oughly tlit'i iii'tilinlilt \Hll taltc
thi- I‘l'\l \!\"i in 'l‘t‘ llt"'lillllll‘ll.\
'uitl» lTI-rtitutii it li:i~ lli't'll it‘di»
1"lli‘ll i'--.ii ll't‘ l'iiiit-tl Stain lilii_\'
""‘lt‘i‘l lill' chnruu iht- illlllt‘llillt‘t‘s'
ul.-.- in hit "it"l‘i'llli""ll'tl “nil
ii':i\ ("it'll "-rilni'| if
'im (‘Vlll’li‘li‘tlltill ()I‘lllt'li' :tllcua-
llt‘ll\ i~. to be Illiltlt‘
u‘sl' iil‘l‘ill
NFUTRALS GRAR
cont) mug
lil\lhl\' \l:irrl‘ I'i—l'ntlt-r
"“t'tiii'nl lvili.\'~pi-itt~h_
“nil
nt...‘ grunt
.i... tum”...
i‘- ii-
q‘t-tv \ mun-r
t‘n- t'o'ii'i'ai"
n ‘l‘ir’nl
""“'I"'lt" S‘W' "'t'iriii'r i'itn (irent
l‘."i“lin 'mtl "iliiitr \I't‘llr'Hll'l no:
;.;,.... pr. t...
to return to them after the wan
man... .....i town;
. . . dl‘ A 'irii'ntv- iii tht' Rm‘al lib-id; :
—l'crtl\ to Renrcsetttativec ch- “th“. )
writes to the \lnil;
“\\'i|| there be any chance for us;
if these ncutrnlc tire allowed. tni
come here without lot or hind-f
rance? Surt-lv British
while we arc away. and disabled}
soldiers are also useful in iiiaiiy‘
"linw " I
The head of 3 Liverpool hrm
\ritcs: .
“Liverpool is. fillintr tin with
mung men from neutral coun-
tries. Not'doubt they arc takintz
tlm inbs of our gallant boys at
thc front."
1)‘ l\I‘K;v‘nqc
vsnv contort-inc,
w"""d—-(‘-Oi ii Mild. I 899.
It-‘iN v“ ,. Huh nun,
"an“. “wit: u a...
,— ...u “-.\,s..
~ ' "tuition."
“Think so?"
“Good gracious!"
. “Awtiil danrerous time for people
i with coldn—irrflnenza. nnenmonia and
"i'='“' "“IRIlthlon everywhere." :
A 'rient‘ M’ mine took it!
cold. not half as bad as yours. last
week and in three days he was dead,"
f‘My stars!" "
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f' “331.1“. 3““ .30!”
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The doctor run my ’trleud '
. ihh'er“‘liavn t untied thrown-it ‘ he
eafly strengthened hv damn“! hadn't . worried. so much. - Take my
.of,the contnued repulses..of.tlie..advtea. nut yqnot ,io, think about
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l'nfortunately, however, we cannot all have that'luxuiy.
It is possible,though,fori verysniallexpenditure.ioryouto
obtain an excellent substitute—A “CHILL t‘HASER"—which
viill give you more useful host. can he used in any. room. re-
quires only a match for kindling and will prove satisfactory in
eiery way. ’
THE SPECIAL PRICE IS $3.75. during March only, and if
you are not entirely satislod with the little gas heater
every way. we will allow you to return it for full credit with» '
in two weeks.
PHONE N0. 1680 and our Representative will
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