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MWboaznism MW-flnwmsmuc 'M h- we? troops are in
mmumwmsuwwsflufi. erdmw‘MWWMI-lllg;
l lace orCaps. Double Pup. 0‘ “Ade W by W
~ . . was! sea at tin bananas
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L menu. i" from _! W- W __ “numerous"; cit-bot.
FOR CALE'COHPLE‘I‘E FURN- T0 LET—6 ROOMS 30 IDWE ST; waurgwn 341m)”; AGED “'0. d. w :I w» M ‘
3'in o! a he won sot. ivory-{west mascots. 5 minutes moss; man. 0. 3 ‘m t, m Wm, up,“ smoky es and other \nr
thins needed tor housekeeping. is It It station. also store and heave-.1 housework. 2 at tensor. lire. a. K. ”W.“ MW “1' UP
most street. 8t. 8 Raymond 6t. Inquire or B. Hershfield gum Th; 39% me". 104 to the tune of this report.
i122 Water Strut. ‘. 8 SIX Scum Mam street. ‘5 aim my. .
FOR eALa—BRUSH aunsnour, v .. f. - _ led II ohms over
fully equipped. mature at 11 North: son «larva new rtvn no wsurnynxpanlnvcpp STRIP- °°f,”““ c M 0| 'm- e
Main street. South Norwalk. lsenger car, 32 per hour. Special rates per: 8‘98” emplol'lnent all you A W ‘m b,
m “LE—CASH TERMS. HAR-
ley Davidson motorcycle in excellent
condition, fully equipped. Address
Box 351, Dorian.
IFO'R SALEaAN OAKLAND RUN-
about, just overhauled in first class‘
condition, 8275, it sold at once. Apply
'lO bl. H Fromm, Wolfpit 8"911119 lpml’emenis good locality .t No- 2 Si_ gall BVenue Phone 1337.
Phone 1725' at; Johns street, last Norwalk. Apply on
“ion‘e’at’sirwouwc'tnx‘nonsss, W“- . it.
cheap, it sold at once. Central Hoteljt
FOR 3 —HORSE AND LIGHT ssession, six nlve rooms, No. 18 Acad-' _
AL‘ 3. ed man uishes position with private river 1nd
suull. Nonnlk or South Norwalk. Ib'iamlll'. or m. cm furnish Mer, “19"- , _ . _ ‘
Rum“ C‘V‘ll’y, lb 1‘ filled, IS. gtrcngth such an addition \\ 1H \l‘capons that lOld. It is also If
BLIHW pudding thc AmtX'O'GOF‘iindgcd place your power on [hc {Ulliilrliable lllltl’k’sl [0 note [he
1 lconsiderable period during \vhici
WANTED—ITAUAN Muhammad Stanislas Railway. in Ga-‘ “1 think it mg an about 1906 0r.blll|)5 were in action without
,or [90;- that your country attain- bring: Very seriously damaged by
The British pushed forward cd m sccond place as a sea powvxlllt: tit‘rman fire. which set-ms to
business wagon and set of harness.
Blankets reasonable if sold at once. J.
A. Rudder, 108 South Main street. Tel,-
IMG. A5. 3L
FOR SALE—7 ROOM HOUSE AND
lot on Marvin Beach, also 10 room
house and lot South Main street, both
must be sold.
Real Estate-Insurance, 7 Main street.
Nowslk. '-
FOR SALE—MOTOR BOAT. GOOD
molt. 8516 M. Copper riveted.
“other cushion. lustre It. Kline-
leiter. Rowayton. all it
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WANT
mm
' OPERATORS 0N SEWING MACH!
ines, pay while learning.
M EN SM | RT IRONERS.
AN ENGINEER FOR. TWO. 011
three weeks beginning Aug. Ii.
Cluell, Peabody
& Co. Inc.
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ERIIILINHIIJ
'09 nos :9 ougnafiuv T 'v
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MRS. STOR‘EY'S SCHOOL
or
BOYS AND GIRLS‘
smrmediate and High School Depart.
mania
{with Year Begins September 5. 1015
" Mill/must. msvaucvflm ‘
. Number Limited
Add” NR9. .I. w. STOREY,
8 limoreat Terrace, Nerwaik, Conn.
m1“!
t
and V v'rvsswnmns -— L c.‘
'8. 1th. Underwood
he'll-11am all other
rushes. nu. rented,
hook-l. !
n.- fgrv-
M” , . p ".
anon—Tho Mmbetubh a
purl-Ilsa! saw:-
talus-radamlifiaew
is ,
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3.1.
St.
Ask‘ John T. Hayeal
’ mans. s. COHEN.
by the day. Phone 1264 F. D. Bates,
5 Eclipse avenue, Norwalk . 3t.
—‘
TOR IUH—lllDX‘l‘ ROOM 181‘.
‘iioor [or light housekeeping. Kitchen
1privileges. 36 Plan Hill Road. 8t.
. TO LIT—OISE SIDE OF DOUBLE
.hoase at six rooms and bath. all in:-
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. FOR RENT—IMMEDIATE P0-
emy street. Norwalk_ lnuuim of D.
l ..
i to Lay—AN APARTMENT or
lilve desirable rooms, with improve-
; meats, centrally located, to small tarn-
iily 01 adults. Rent 820. Address la.
:n .M. care of Sentinel. 3i_
i so Léy—omx noon sr is
maul. srnanr. INQUIRI on ena-
su ti
love not» each. Il'h lumen-eats.
.At Nog's 55 and 5‘! spring street. la-
quire Mrs. R. Tarlov, It Grove IL. or
telephone 18934:. at it
'ro LET—A STORE. 207 MB?
Washington street. East Norwslh. lul-
mvoments. Inquire Dr. Bohannon. to
jail laiawatrut. Telephone so. Also
esn sporting-it. it cnspol street. an
improvements. Also 5 room apartment
219 East Washington street. Rent very
reasonable.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
SALVATOR CHARIOTT ‘
10 Wood lines. loath Nemlk,
Plains lie.
Estimates given on all kinds 0! Con-
tract Work. Work solicited and orders
given prompt attention, Server, water
connection, Masonry, Concrete \i‘nllm.
Road Work. Grading and Rock Exca~
vatlon, Orders solicited.
.50 A WEEK IS WHAT YOU CAN
gear-n, women of independent inclina-
' tion. and men who want a high class
g profession. olin our classes learning
journalism; and physical culture. We
3 can train you at home by mail, write
ltoday for particulars. Dr. Aldeman'e
.instltutlon, 39 Suburban Ave. 8mm.
- lord, Conn.
PAINTING -—- PAPER-HANGING
idecoratlng, painter's supplies: wall
3 paper. up-todate styles. lowest prices.
{Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
tun: solicited. Tel. ”(00. Alexander
él'hite. 61 1-2 Ely avenue, m23
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TODAY In WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:30 a. LIL-Aside
Iron further variable gains 'in hither-.
.to inactive specialties, prices at. the
‘opening of today's market were with-
‘out material change. Consolidated
,Gns added 2 1-2 points to yesterday's
ladvance and issues like United Clgar‘
LStores, International Paper pld.. Cali~
10min Petroleum pfd. and American
tionr. to a point.‘ Rails and other
standard shares manifested all at their
recent iodinerence to invorsble earn-
ings and trsdecondliions. Dealings
were on a limited seals. witha coll-
tinued lack of public interest.
forenoon, the short interest W
again impelled to cover on the sonar-
ent scarcity of stocks tor WWW
purposes. United State Steel assumed
issue and was freely taken at'a (ran-
3 tlonal advance. Bails slso unmoved.
Marlins m. the Mexicans. Beet Buru-
and some of the war and semi-W
Minions me a point we better.
with as much [or Tblrd Avenue. 39..“
are m anti restorers». '
not. own. 1;“ p. airs-"‘3'
unto reversals bombs-times
' Mrs, E. Flood. Hotel Clifford.
Coal Products gained substanllairao-l
Wm. scam.) flood—Pilicee'
hardened la_ all quarters during the
its former place as the most {active ,
flu?
round. First class girls can earn 813.
to 015 a week. Apply If. Cram, Harris‘
Box C0..72 Worth Street SiaflMd-l
31'
v
ed slight casualties."
. ion “1 . . .
I el ‘ ~ . a a 2 . l k I '
was...»
a
s ‘-- -x.
said Admiral
Mala, “roped the naval appro»
pristion and the rogram agreed
. on by the United Senate as
panther; mindset. considered in
connection will you resonates
land requirements. or when we rt:-
ins-whet that the strength of the
'police force should be comm-so
‘rate with the treasure; that tempt.
.s-rr—m
"The action of your govcm~
mom seems timely. I have been
, “ of those who consider the
; anama Canal as an even great-
lcr asset for defensive quos:s
-than for commercial I vantage,
O00 offand I believe that a larger navail
dead have but hurl plogratn for your country certain ji
Which fil'ily is justified by the inability to?
lplace perfect confidence in the
_ Bamboozle availability on account of
over Port Sold and Sue: ' ' ,
11““ mm damage, 314 Ciul- Course, to the emergency of trans-l
Herring your ships quickly from!
‘ South of the Dniester river, in'
__ ,ithe direction 0‘ TWIN“. theothcr in case of attack, bearing.
slides now and then. I refer, of
one side of your continent to the
WANTED—GIRL yon HOUSE-l Russians NV. drill” “I. ‘WO- ; in mind the wisdom of your being
work, plain cooking. No laundry. Gael German “m“ Wk M fl“; able to concentrate on both side”
who can be trusted to take charge or. whole in“ I“ I brthh 0‘ “Lilli!” the problem of slides has,
achiid in,“ necessary; Apply 10 “03'.th miles. it WI! officially Ill-lbccn definitely solved, enough
--—i
‘ WANTED—M’OMAX TO HELP AT,
:Banner Bakery. 6 Honroe street.
1'7
WANTED—CHAJJF‘RIUB. COLOR-l
lancer. Tel 2064 or eall at 24 Clay st.i
South Norwalk.
I
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'booibtack, with stand. llotel current 3i
WANTlD—«STENOORAPHBR AND
‘seaeral once assistant. Raymond
'Brothera.
l -
l
ltwo weeks. Kerr-Durnin For to,
Woodward avenue.
PARTNER WANTED-d WANT A
‘live wire. a working partner to assist
‘ms In an amusement enterprise of un-
usual merit_ I’reior party with car
but not essential. Small capitol requlr-t 0d
ed. Can guarantee quick returns on in-'
vestment. Address Jules Garrison.
Norwalk Motion Picture studio, Eastl
Norwalk, 42 \‘an Zuni Street 7 it.’
I WANTED — NEAT ENERGETIC
Slady canvassers to advertise good sel~
Isr, 810 a week and expenses. Apply
It.
i WANTlD—A vouso Gnu. ro
'nssist with light housework, Sleep at
home, call at Mrs. Bulhley's 280 Fla:
nut Road. at.
i
i GIRL WANTED-APPLY A'I‘ NOR-
‘Ivvalk Steam Laundry, 43 Day street.
‘South Norwallc 8i.
WANTED—COUN i‘\’ l)l.~l't‘lllBUT-
ore and salesmen throughout New
”England States, appoint dealers and
ascents. Full line of automobile spoo-
lnlties, nationally adver-t‘sol Exclu-
aive territory, lcuds iunllshsd. l'beral
proposi'ion. Write today. Porter.
:Newlun Co, 36 Bromllold street. Bon-
rion. Mass. 1" it
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, WANTED—TO BUY ALL W
of cattle and poultry. Best price.
Mid. Best prices paid for solves. H.
IFriedman. South Norvallr. Tel. 1151.
«nu—.1—
t not ions
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received by
ithe City Engineer of the City 0! Nor-
;vnik, at his office in the City Hall
3'! said City. not later than August 8.
tie at five o'clock p. m.
. laid proposals to cover the tarnish
it} of materials and the periormance
id labor required tor the construc-
sbn o: a one course reinforced con-
tacts pavement at Franklin at.. Second
3Wt, Nor-walk. Conn.
§ Plans may be seen and copies at the
‘spociilcations may. be had by calllnl
on said City Engineer at said alien
,and depositing the sum oi Ton Do}
ilars (Sitttlo) tor which his receipt Ill!
be had and which rum 0! money will
be returned upon the return of the
ruminations lagoon order to said
City Eustace. .
' o. a. summer.
» on: mammal st.
no
VHF, we
”DIM A COLT,
it .s Yours colt isrlddea or driven
several miles om- ~oobnlestoss or
Lorena-over a pikewor gravel road.»
be store so ier lite, A oolt's is.
In!“ one filled with It!!! all trades
Mushrooms «suntan,
«all: sluts“ torn. Bones are
v—v, - .1
i
so: the
w r-
partment ”day. l
The amount adds that:
Russians have captured the}
town oi 'l‘Iumach, as well as the;
region to the east of the Dllislter1
the ridge of heights
I
mans southwest of the K0 a.
licis.
their lines at plates can oi‘
Trones Wood. til the Sommc’nu-k with tiermany and l-‘rancefltum that the best armor is the
AJ l3i-lfl'0nt, ll" night. the Bflmh wuirespectively, for a number of return tire. Uf our ships the
Office announced today. 5
red on 'A
ment issued at Vienna says tint;
Italian warshi were struck, and,
that the fie ' ls retreated.
On the same day the Austrian
torpedo ‘
struck by a hostile submarine and
damaged in the aim. Two men:
were killed and four wounded.
and seven are missing. .The sit-1‘
nouncement follows:
“Amino-Hungarian
establishments at Wolfetto. Theyt‘
destroyed an aeroplane ed, set;
a factory, on fire and inflicted nth-j
er damage.
“On their return these Vwfiektlsligbt degree the tonnage avail- COUld. _ _ .
which were joined by the cruiser, able for the maritime purposesllunl out lhc stxtcen capitalsbtps
Aspem, develo ed an engage-10f tllc Butt-ate. Nouvitltstainlingj referred to in your program Ill tllL‘
mull With an talian “Milli of this fact, the possibility of thc'spccihcd three years. And if the
one cruiser and six dastroyers.‘
The Italians were hit and. turn-
ing southward, disappeared. ’I'nr
Austro-Hun arisn vessels rrturn-
ed unharm . ~
“On the morning of the some
day five hostile aeroplanes hon.-
batdcd Durazzo, without inflicz-
in; any damage. They’ were per-t
sued by the Anson-Hungarian;
naval planes. One hostile area-F
plane. was brought down some
miles south of Durano by an
Austro-angarinn plane whose
pilot was Naval Ensign vtn
Fritscll and whose observer was
Naval Ensign Sewern. The sero-
pinne was captured. having been
damaged only 81‘ htly. Both the
occupants fled. M was anest-
ed later. ,
“The torpedo gunboat Magnet!
on Aug. 2 was hit by a torpedo;
from a hostile submarine and‘
damaged in the stern. Two men
was killed and four wounded.
and seven are missing. The ves-
sel was brought to port."
The total number of prisonen
taken by the Russians in the bat-l
ties on the South river Aug. 5_
and Any. 6, the Russian officisll
statement says, wss 166 officers-
and Mrs men. The Russians in!
till region are sdysncing. i
SW Russian times yeater-.
day advonced against the Alum-l
ms...- Wn'. w u .1.
toss ..' to ,.s
ores ante-er river. in Guilds.
it is announced by the My:
Array Headquarters stall today
and «heist-cos oi the Con
Power's withdrew'togpreviomly; ..-..........-s-s....s......-...,....,_.,,m.. ‘ '
W Stator V V"
. . Iaallodastflna.” l"
.7 LONDON. July :8 (Come .
mutual positions.
”Naval Program of
‘ cube of f‘Tlle Associated
, ).-—The naval 1mm oi
the United States ill s erode-t!
one in the ' ' of Admiral Sir'
mi W“
“A
in:
thl '; snid'to, e possible nowlvithout
‘ Vlgstmmrsl fl
. .' 'V‘V ‘ V V .",,,.,
rhinounced by the W. W“ DG-inaval strength to meet any at-
tack. It appears that your naval.
experts have duly considered this
point in making provision for 157‘
additional ships, including six—
teen capital ships, in a program to
be completed “llhll‘l the next
three years. With your presmt‘
sea lit-xi to that of liritain.
cr, after procccd'uu.r neck and
years. Then the United States1
.—,’ WANT‘D‘A “We“; Gilli. 70 A" engagement between Awisccmcd to lose interest and fell'that bufi'crtd from torpedo
, To “1.4”“, APAR'I‘IIBITB 0, act as temporary .tsnosrspher. for trian and Italian warships occur- behind Gummy, It must, there—and she kept fighting. and made 0.. son. w". mum. "m
V I3 3. “WWW ‘ "id. fore, be a wise precaution forgo“! $0 “‘6“ that
2t- on the It 'an coast by Austrian; mu to plan now on such a Will?" ‘0 11” base at twenty-one brothers are George Jr..
"""" “”P‘d" 5”"- A“ 096°“! ninth, Vvvllolcsome scale. :
“Notwithstanding somc diver-i
ccnce of opinion on the subject,i
The'l think that it is quite sale to‘dcstroyvrs were dashingr l'Orwardfnnom and wetisnown moat
Austrian vessels were not harm-{say that the lessons of "and en- to the foe constantly during: thewmg
Ego-commits in the war have jus-lellflagcnmlti and they ")USL hfl\'t“year.
ftificd the generally accepted di- I. been effective in several installccs.ichsr§e of director David W.
gunhoat "‘0‘“ “‘5‘ vision into classes of fighting The pomt is that it was a gun and will be snaouaoodiniaas.
craft—battleships. heavy and:
ligllt cruisers. destroyers, and
ptrhaps. subroutines. . .
“1 use the qualifying \vord \\'llll'
Jrcfercncc to submarines, because construction of special craft, such!
mw‘dot in my opinion the submarine has’ as mother seaplane Ishlps Illlllt':
b0“, on Ant 9 ““11“! mll'nlylnot .prm'cd a _vcry important‘; layers and hospital ships, and pos'. The (metal services of.
fighting factor during the pres:
out our. Perhaps contrary to
popular in‘l‘prcssion, the subma-.
vine has 3 ccch only to a very
rlcvclopment of the submarine;
must not be left out of account.‘
"It would accordingly seem;
wise to consider very carefully:
whether the huge dimensions of
the latt-st capital ships are com-
patible with the possible emplov-
plant in the near future of high—I
I_\~ developed submariilcs. .
"I understand it is now p0 si-
blc to control the fire of ships in
groups. a fact not considered pos-
sible a few years ago. The be-
licf in its impossibility was th':
reason for the concentration of so
many guns “huge calibre in a
single ship, thus necessitating
mammoth displacement. If the
fire of groups of ships can he sat-
isfactorily controlled, that reason
consequently no longer exists.‘
“The size and power of indi-
vidusl guns, therefore, need not
be reduced, and if the-same cali- -
bres are retained somewhat small-
or ships might catch carry o re-
duced number of guns. The nutn~
ber of guns of any desired cali-
bre in a fleet might remain 1
same as the number of ships
could be increased.
“The possibility of the fire con-
trol of ships in groups doss away
,with the supposed necessity of
putting very heavy increasing dis-
placements and ofl'ering, consee
quently, an easier target for the
torpedo, My point is the well-
reco i one that what is to
be. cc ' a fight is the con—
tours of tire. Which
V cu'cent 'th of' t .
it would sccm plausible that you
,to procccd in taking form even
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‘ ROBERT EDESON
Robert Edeson in “Fathers of Men!” at The ”-6; _
,DEA'THS AND run:
guns themselves.
"L‘otning to the lesson of the.
battle of Jutland, the most strik~
iug result to my mind was that
the guns and not the torpedoes
\vcrc, generally speaking, the
F rams W. Uniting
Francis w. aulkia. a! 8,”
Boulevard. died early this V
the Post Graduate m
York City, where he was « ‘
time go to underso an
Mr. Malibu I'M V8" V
and about Norwalk, ham
the Norwalk hock .-" V
for a number of years. W
also took an active interest
fairs oi the East Side. 8‘
will be greatly missed W‘ .
Marlborough was the only onclxzbzrgs: :"nfffix'fik
“"3575, The deceased is survived”. ,.
confirm Admiral Irarrag‘ut‘s dic-;
she was able to "a, “,0 ‘mm, “d his . '
The sisters are - - -
The father is 0m.-
.u.
knots. “ha! the actual German les. Arthur, Ross
losscs were by torpedoes \vc dilsph
not know definitely, though our‘. Jun}.
Mr. Malltln was in.»
Funeral arr-anemone
battle. ' N I" .i ll}, Mr. Malklll was a member”
‘iln addition to the classes of enoe Tribe. No. as, 1_ o. “a.
ships mentioned, I take it ihatVaIso at Washington Camp on“. ‘
your appropriation will cover tltc 0. s. of A
m
Funeral or M». Ma
sibly cvcn naval collicrs. Consid».
en'ng the larg number of ship-
building yards at your disposal.
Mrs. Jennie Lavinia Meet“
John Lycett. of 3 Camp I 7
held from the late home 01th 1 .
ed, this nitrenoon. at 1:8Q ”A“.
Rev. Louis B. Howell. or at: "‘
church, oillclated, and Into 'i
in Norwalk cemetery. I‘M -»
were very lggel yatteaded,‘ -
Ilorsl oderinzs weer nMV
beautiful.
without inconvenience,
sixteen could be finished, as stat»
ed, there seems little ground to
fear but what in the three years
the other vessels called for cou'd
be completed. As to the guns, it;
would appear that they would bc‘
the lcast pressing portion of your
problem. though they will havc
shout came back. Then I_ .,
long, to find who answered"
the sound had no source_ ‘ tn
the will-o'-ths—s'isp thrush ,
evening. It led me hither "
but I came nowhere. it "ii
ghost oi a light. I sat a.
hanging In tho depths oi .. V
more rapidly."
-—Don't waste the days in waiting
(or a tenant, under the Impression
that Sentinel classified advertisini i: stooped to pick it, and I“?!
EXPENSIVBL FOR your REAL EX- in the water. The slime. y
mas Is to own tenantieu nor my This is dream lites—Tho .
Beautiful Bust: and Shoulders
ape-I’dhblel! moral warnsdeatlloallv -- .
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. Corner Monroe and «chestnut m. South
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