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.- rra anus—ass RANGE, COUCH TO LET—FIVE emssxr goons, wanrso—s MIDDLE AGED wo
hill m Mobile. All in first: with fruit, at 5 Rsunond street. 80 .mn to care tor baby tor one month.
mmlssthsulhruizr‘hiorwrdk.Calihuweenzuasdiwmryuzuxegos.“ it!
do: .1“ 1! uncoln arcane. Ur r rat. or phone not it. 13 at
“m 13 1t WANTED—GIRL FOR OFFICE
—-E W LET—ONE SIDE OF DOUBLE work, experience not necessary. Appli-
FM BALE—OR LEASE, 0‘ STE“ ”IMO, I rooms. All liprolernonts. 21 cation must be m “flung stating age
[I ”or engine, $1.50. Spark coil Putnam avenue. inquire of Monardland references. J. & J_ Cash, 1,“;-
ground. 69 acres (more or less.) For Rollins. l9 Putnam avenue, or at The: 33 at
(arms em, Apply to Estate of Oliver South Norwslk Trust Co. 1'3 3t __
0001:. West Side avenue, Rowavton. E — WANTED~RENT HOUSE op a
l3 31 To LET-WOULD 11KB T0 REV? rooms, or 2 family house. improve-
~Eto two men a large ueil furnished merits. thhin 10 minutes of South
FOR SALE—SPARRING DEVICE room on South Main street. Telephone Norwailt “pot. Four ““1“ and two
v.25. ll'ool hunting flag, on! ft.1.ika and all conveniences Address Cen- children. Rent "5 or so. Address m,
nu do. (an be seen any time. .1. a. ital, clo .Sentinel ofllce. :R” ‘30 Sentinel. jg 3t
Csyior. \\e t side, Romyton. 31—11» . — , ._
T0 LET—TWO SSH-1L STORES WANTED—amt. ron WAITRESS.
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FOR SALE—VIOLIN. RARE 01.1) on Fast Washington street, P“’:Appiy. liartlorvl m, ‘ South m
bridge. Size 12 wide 70 deep. “ill be street, South Norwalk. 3! 3t
instrument, finest preservation. won-
derful tone, sacrifitm bargain. Address made into one store it wanted, and
mimics ss,‘ clo Sentinel. is it; will be repaired to suit tenant. Also' wnurso—sors 1N “scrum:
a 4 room list right over the store shop. Apply xeptune Hardware Mtg.
Rom cheap Inquire D T Aluminum. 05 iortstreet. East Norwalk
East ate.nue Phone 895.
new
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FOR “LE—VIOLW. HXCKHJ’INT
lone, perfect condition; 300d how an
lett'ier case. Will sell cheap. Writei
‘M. 3v :3" t 0 Sentinel. 33 71" T0 LETw-TWO CONNECTING FUR-E WANTED- A HUNGlallN GIRL
inished rooms with gas, water ‘Mgtor housework Call ovenlnxs from ‘
F0. SALE-35:” ED PROPOSALS conveniences {01’ “8h! housekeeping: 10 8. Mill 3m.” ‘0 8W“ "m
a e. invited by the Commissioners ol '3- 5° 1’97““ 21‘3““ avenue, '3‘“ South Norwaik. ll :t
the Secand Taxing District of the C nylfiirsalls _
of Norwalk until 8 p. in. June 15th, E '— N
laid. for the purchase of the house and‘ To L‘T—Fl”: ROOMS: UPPER mXA‘ZIE‘Zf—el’fisme”r8:r (:5:
lo' 510.112 South Main street South W with some improvements. 11 taker Inquire illeinhardt we”, Re-
q WM“ com, Commissioners refine ‘Cottage street. inquire A. Stuli, East gent Theatre. Norwalk. 11 3t
tut right to reject an) or all bids. ‘\oroalk. “ 3‘
Commissioners 01 the Second Toxin!)
lltott‘it‘t. ti at?
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‘ WANTED—MEN TO LEARN error:-
E making. (loud pay while leaning and
large earnings. when competent. ll
_;.lscob a Sons. Shoe Idahnfactul‘ol‘l.
Holden avenue. Norwalk. ll 8t
XIASLEIS‘ fimggwmw 0“ 5‘"; wanrewrouxo concur. s
' ' ‘ ' .iyaar old son, want roorn and bond
—" “E with private lumily. Rowayton (High-
To LET—ONE W HOUSE land avenue section or near) July 1st-
._:West side 0! 21 Union sir-oat. Seven
. Oct. lot. 840 per month. Address it.
ran SALE—FORD fTOUlllNG rooms and bath Stun m du- F or to Even.“ Sew”, n at
cars and runnbouts. in ilrst clasa "10 lights all new, gas range canned-t __
condition. Hunter's name, us train WI- W! m m‘ ”d “" wauveod‘o our ALL mos
street. 11 3t 1:12; m‘fttdatezgzilrr31rretio' cattle and poultry Best pm;
m SALE—TWO pom) TOUR— The Hatch & Bailey 00., 89 Imball'mgagr £133“: (1.: 23'1“!-
ing cars in first-class condition. In- ""91: 3W"! Morwalk ‘11 '3 '
. - 9 E . i - -
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$13“: 3 (“Wm 13 ““3: To angrfl ApAn'rumg op; WANTED—OPERATORS. new
_ live rooms each wl‘h improvements. >93“: on flag? wagtruiru To
. At Nofis 65 and 57 rsprlng street. 1n-' wor- 0“ c 0' an "1 '° pres-
FOR SALE—CHEAP GOVERN- Cllll
mentlllo hoat,2tltt. x l'it. rein. First “m m n" 7“" I“ 9“” "W "1:" “a “2:." “”380 a: $23
crus condition lit-adv to install en- telephone "”4" M if trillkCo 5‘ ater “m u 2 5;
_' " ' - t we
girie. Inquire (‘haries Vandllre, Es- .
ton'. Neck Coast Guard Station, Ea 7° LET“ STORE 201 Eur,
{011.3 Neck Long Island N. Y. ii at Washington street. East Norwslk. 1m- 1
__ ' ' zprov.ementii InquiroDr. ‘Bohannon, 64 h“ nulshem on mean 3°“ hate.
FOR SALE—AUTOMOBXLF m1} ESouth train street. Telephone so. Also! 3‘9“" “Wk 000‘ P" “"3“”
int rennr Statue) sn.mer_ gig m,“ “n anEDL ‘1 Chapel street. AuE {Ent,C0-' 19 Will .1“. 8L, NOW igl'k.
gain First (lass condition. Equilh, Elmprdvomenta. Rent very: “IM\ 1 1 3t
_-1 .
pcdwith kerosene oil burners. Alli
new tires. Maples & Goldschrntdt. So.
Norwnlk. 11 3t
TO LET—ROOM AVD BOARD AT
‘.8 Reed St. Man and wife or 2 (cutle-
FOR SALE—0M2 con A.\D cannEmen Preferred Tel- “51 ‘ , 12 3i
i "lull" 100 Connecticut avenue.
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j; 31 TO LET—DMK ROOM ‘T ‘5
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FOR SALE-oil‘lLLOW BABY CAR-
rngt‘. “Very good condititrn. Ryan.
3; Month street, “Nora-slit. ’ jl
WANTED—EXPERIEVCED SOFT
I
WANT
GIRLS IN PAPER BOX DEPART-
-1
LOST.
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3 LOST—A lARGE YELLOW AN-
,gora cat. Return to rMs. E. 1!. Mat-
Ethewson. 64 West avenue. South Nor.
;wallt. Reward.
FOR 8ALE~OR '1‘0 RENT 25 BAY-
you m’enue unusually attractive. 8
root house steam heat, largo roomsl
large lot. line shade. Good view, merit. . _
pleasant surroundings. Owner. 17 WOMAN ‘N “KANE-“N0 AXD; LOSTuON MONROE STREET. A
Franklin 8mm“ South NWW‘R' boxing department. Esold crescent pin. with initlns Ill. 8.
. “‘30 0t Opinion on all parts of ES. Finder please return to Sculicy,
Shirt Making. beginners
paid while learning.
12 Monroe street, South Norwalk. :3 3t
m—
LOOT—A BOETAI LED KITTEN
“Foo SALE—LOT NO. 8. NORTH
side at Filth avenue, on trolley line.
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East Norwalk. Conn. For particulars.
price, etc. lnanln of William 8. Wil-
cox, Keeler Block, WashinMSt.
n'tls 41v
eon BALE—lo noon nouns.
plot 175x102: heat. water. alsotrlcE
lights, shop. shedschiclroa house, (flit!
Near trolley and sound. lam C [so-
gan strut, Rowaytou. Tel 1763-4.
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Fort SALE—Six. srxnoori cor-E
taxes on Lincoln avenue. All Isadora;
improvements. For sale on easy pay-
ments. Good opportunity to own your
own horse. inquire of United Grocery:
00.. North lain sheet or Robert 0.;
Raymond, El- Orove street. as it
l
Fora SALE—MOTOR near. Goon:
condition. 25nd 1-3. Copper riveted.z'
Leather'cushion. inquire Kr. Klino-_
teller. Rowayion.
L0 ST—LADIES 5mm WAN“
and pln. Rewnrd by M” ”E
Inelolce.
A FEW 0000 TOURING M!
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mom Wobrle'h Garage, u moi
mood It... Souls NM.
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. «an twee oven. . a
so you run a was essays-eat.
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You would i! you-liked {lam Ind
candy and the theater as lunch: 1. I.
do.
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- the sentinel advertising columns.
EXPERIENCED MEN A5 SHIRT
"‘8‘.
Bright young man in shirt
stock room. '
:Clllefl‘, Peabody
'& 00., inc.
w -—
IEPIESEITITI'ES
of
The Travelers'
insurance Go.
or
OVER 30 YEARS
We solicit your
Life
Accident
Steam Boiler ‘
Automobile Liability
Workmen's Compensation
insurance in this strong and re-
liable company.
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. Imam. ’
«stratum
um ma ' Handsets
é—Iakc your wants known M
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‘dIsiiroadAvs. mum
about 7 weeks old. White with (gray
and brown) mined spots. Return to
Dr. Bohannan. N South Maln‘St. and
receive reward. 11
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
m A WEEK 1‘3 WAT YOU CAN
earn. women of independent inclina-
nomanduienwhowantahlshclsss
mien. Join our chases learning
was and physical culture. We
catnlnysuatho-ohymalhwrlba
inn tor particulars. Dr. ddlsman's
“man, as Suburban Ava. Stam-
‘l. can.
'lNLAVdON nun momma, an-
“ desire to announce that they
in maul an doe tor- the general
castles ducal-emu. no- r. nav-
‘1 ”ch. 0! WM street.
MINTING — ram-name
Count“ palmar's supplies; ‘wall
m chasm gnu”. Trial @-
31 W. N. M, Mo:
wads. union». “all!“
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u
.3 mm ‘
doom—1a warm noon-a rd-
lon. Brass fasteners. Owner can;
have same by paying, tor the silver-
_ their choicest pictures by public in
suit details arias ens-shunt be-
twsen‘ths w and Gauss fiesta
mm to the W at to
day’s early dealings. Norfolk and
WhtornopenedstllWolllJ
mu. There was a revival at yes-
terday's sensaflonu‘ndvaneaa in tho
motor-s and shrubs lanes. Willis-
Overland had an initial advance of
five points to the new high record a
2a. m which it soon added another
seven points. while Chandler- Haters
rile 5 1-2 to 115, also a new record.
“he pld. made up practically all
of the precedlns dar's late sat back
itinerant”?- points; The Sour
—stocla also rose vigorously. Anglo-
Frcnch and Canadian War Bonds were
moderately reactionary.
BRITtSH'STOCKS STEADY.
LONDON, June 8.-aniness on the
Stock Exchange was almost entirely
subONinlilt-td during the first hour to-
day to discussion of the naval fight it
last Wednesday. The result is consid-
ereo disappointing and the loss of ves-
>9“ and men is naturally deplored. but
the general opinion is that the losses
of the Germans also were heavy and.
{he M'llulkvull not ultimately affect
the war.
'l‘he tone or the market was gener-
ally steady.
Other sections at the financial dis-
trict were little disturbed by the news.
GARDEN CONTESTANTS BUSY.
Tomato Plants Delivered This Week
by Miss Haliock and Mr. Wright.
The‘rexular meeting of the civic do-
psrtmcnt of the Cuntsnity Club was
in id yesterday alter-not. at the Club
house, 9 Elm street. the ohaimln oi
the department. Miss Mary Kirby Jen-
nings, presiding.
Alter routine business a detailed re
port oi the “Magic Mushroom" enter
talnineut giten for the garden conic"
and playgrounds association, was read.
As reported before in these columns.
190 v... iioi‘i'r‘eo. which will be ill-
vldcd equally betwden the two objects
for which the aiinlr was given. There
are still some tickets not yet ac
counted (or. audit is hoped that the
total amount will be lncnuod at [cart
to $200. Various plans for adding the
necessary sum to the treasury for the
garden contest were talked over.
The pardon conic-t Miter.
through the chairman. flirts Pinneo.
gave an informal account of the wort.
of Miss Bertha A. Halloci lined The
last :neetlnc. ‘Tbo last group detrim-
.tratlon ms Riven the 31st of 1.1M.
illld yesterday the tomatoes wcro do
liven-d ty Miss Hnllock and Mr
erultt in the latter's car. Somehlea'
oi the collectors appointed at the last.
i saluted that 97 dozen plants wet! do»
llvci'eil yesterday. The tomatoes come
from Mr. Lycett‘s. who is chairmnnd.
tho agricultural committee of the
E VIENNA, April
hear, making a clear profit of 81.700.-
000, which was $600,000 more than iu'
(lumber of Commerce and makes a
wlmdsalc‘ rate.
try take a land in: The city will be
divided into sections andceruu w-
di-ns be, matched to the visitors as
heretofore. For this purpose a meet-
in; tlio'comnittee
Willi") for Wednesday. June lift at
1:30 in the afternoon.
A number of new members
money from those in arrears Were rc-
portal as the result of the woodwork
n filie collectors appointed at the list
greeting.
WWII WAN
till “8
BERLlN, June 3.—Tne war proba-
bly will lead to the further meter
of Europe's art treasures in the Unit-
ed States, lambs opinionof Prof. Wil-
__._..—_—
the Royal ‘llusemns at Berlin. Prof.
von Bode gives several moan: That
the warts maths a great increase in
the .wealth of many Americans: and
that thetbrsakill up of several oithe
'gr-snt mmimwm in males.
including that oi the late J. P. flor-
gan. .and the nodulsitlon of many of
museums. will tend strongly tn devel-
opinedemandtornood art works;
3PM. mmwhmm
tine-rent Maurice n. Saunders. East
Nor-walk. ~13 8t
.rouwo—crrnhfs Biron.“ rpm?
Show 104 Washlaugn mums
Norwalk. ‘ ' I! it
flmfinmmhroroedtoun
Manoeuvres-1M1
elm. :thoold
Mummfl
“mmwm
The work is now:
ready for the visitors and committeeiCourt tor adjrnrtmt. at the Probate
inst ymr is called iii the Norn'. lit Li- .
”"113 10 1?
hello van Bode. ghoul director ol 7
.‘nyomasotiimuanin-
creaseduooasunongthose women
whodrnnkholdrolhowor.nccw&g
toareporttbyuounlttcedprd-
nent women which has Imus!“
the subject.
Remedial suggestions adored in-
cluded more drastic restrictions as to
the distribution and euvassing tor
thesaleetlinsor.thowlthdrawalod
the proposal that the wives of sailors
and soldiers. should not be arrested lu-
drunkenncsa except atta- s first or
seomd offense; the extension 0! a
plan of trusteeship for the payment of
separation allowances muted to
wives whose husbands an lighthg;
and the appointment at special plain-
clothes lnspectors\lor saloons and at
women police at police courts.
12.——tCor-respond-
ence a The Associated Pineal—Au
trio's two greatest iron and steel cor-
porations have just published thdr
balancesheets for last year, and both
show huge profits.
The Alpinen Molaupesellschatt
shows a clear proiit of nearly four
minim dollars as compared with less
than $1,800,099 in 1914. The dividend
paid was 21 per mi. in 1914 it was
only 11 per cent. The board of ad-
ministration lces and salaries and oth-
crles and other allowances amounted
to considerably more than $300,000.
The second corporation. the Dealer.
reichisehcn Ilerg und Huettenwerks
geaellschalt also did very well last
the preceding year. The dividend de-
clared was 18 per cent, mint [2 1-2
per cent. in 191‘. These are the high
est profits made since the carport-
organized. The principal'
tion was
stockholder is the Archduke Freder'~
tell at present communder-ln—cbief of
the. Austro-llungarlan forces in the
field and reputed to be the wealthiest
member of the ansburgjnperlaltun
ily. next to the Emperor.
The total number 0! employee is M.-
500. and the aggregate wages for 1th
year amounted to less than 16,000,000
crowns ($3,200,000), which work: out
atsnavorauoduhoayosr.hreach
mum-“tum“
hrsaweak. Thetotalpayrolllsus
the Vienna Arbeiter Zeitung points
out, less than double the amount ot
the profits.
in the reports of both corporations
it is interesting to note that lheirpro-
duction increased but little; thdr
grant profits were due to the rise in
the price of iron. 1! appears that the
price of bar-iron rose 81 per cent.
steal rails 15 per cent. and miscellan-
oous iron goods 18 per cent.. abovd
those in 1914. Coal was 15 per cent.
durer.
GIRLS lN CAMP.
We can't rouse epproval’s damp
'l‘o prolty gdrla in (ruining camp.
One at them says its learned to make
A lovely hhnkloolosod cake.
District 0! Norwalk. 86.,
Court. Juno 2nd. A. D.. 1916.
Estate of William Hilsdon late of
Norwalk in said District. deceased.
Ordered, That the executrlx enhioit
her Administration scout-t to this
Probate
olhcelnltlorwalLoathoethdayol
June. 1313. at 2 o'clock afternoon; and
that all persons interested in said Ils-
tate may be notified thereof. the ex
lished in a newspaper having a cir-
culation in said District. at least llvo
days before said 8th day of June,191tl.
HENRY W GREGORY,
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CENTRAL HOTE
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Otreets, Booth Nor-walk.
OIJECT T0 DUST.
Ow-r—
llditor Evening Sentinel:
Cu you give your readers any h-
tor-srion rculdiu the ailing at our
streets? The dust nuisance is simply
unbearable in this section of our city.
Hundreds of autos are now coming
through Taylor avenue and clouds o!
dust cover everything. it is unfit to
sit on the plans, except at the risk at
ruining rule's clothes, the dust blows
intothe windows when open and d'ten
times seasons the food on the table
ready to be eaten. The Board of
Health should look into the matter oi
our dilator-y street department. Fresh
water mosquitoes and tiles are minor'
dangers compared with the pulverised
street dlth that is now blowing into
A FATHER.c fiW’CE
TAKE A BUSINESS
COURSE AT MERRILL
COLLEGE
The howlcdgc you got tin
every one's eyes and mouth, into the.
bakers‘ and butchers‘ wagons, and into:
ithornllkcansevery time the cover is
use. on. Every ten and city be-E
twaan here and New York have oiled:
their strenuous oi thorn were done’
a month or six weeks ago. Why is it
that for the past two or three years
our streets haven’t been oiled until
alter the dust has been L'roand up and
cotter. to be two or three inches deep
on the roadway?
TAYUOR AVENUE.
Willi
lfliflism
(Oouuauad From Sixth Page.)
—————
These men reported they had
been in the water six and one-
hall hours. They ~stated that the
Shark acted as a decoy boat in
thee t.
Themw-notnnmediuthe
official reports of British losses.
She was a sinstaer ship of the
Sparrow Hawk. Ardent and For-
tune. all of which went down.
She was 260 lest long. and dis-
piscod 935 tons.
Wltiflii MIMI .
6M8 [Hillimi
(continues «on trust page.)
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which surrounds the home
Eightmn dollars was taken in lit
the aad'tr. and m or this is believed
tobecloarpndt. whichwillpom
wards the purchasing at a \‘lctroia for
tthe Kent School.
no the visiMfl- r mm: ““1 “use this order ‘0 be PW' 'rrie thanks or the entire community.
for the success of the ahir are to be
extended to both \lr. and ”Mrs Alann-
.der Shilkerman, Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Van lletnhrgeti. and also to Miss his
lbel Post. through whose ellortn tli
affair was directed and arranged.
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«my wsnovam. ,
Joe at asses snow.
can never be takgi from you;
Special Rates for SUI)!“
SESSION
FRISBIE’S
lads in the Cloned“
fromthebest fresh “I.
obtainable.
Ask Your Grocer in“
Insistoutheruatyopt
taurants.
I. NOIWALK
ii lion Have
Any Junk
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Successorton. Efren.
Phenom. , a
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We havehall Amend-«'1
in our crap 1 w you
trust in your home. We
buyinsthe highest
prices for all kinds of
war EFFRON co... in.
3‘ Rowan St. E.
N. “r.
NOTICE.
Inml '1 PM
On and Alter May 9th 7
Freight will be received at Plot“
East River Foot d 1m Stud:
NORWALK, 80. NORWALK, U 1
"HT ROWAYTON AND om.
“a Inning J. smith Trln'
Liana. loo.
SPRING S
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