. Beautiful calm when the course is run, . q . o a new; at (mm . I APPLEs—NIICE ONES, 200. PR. . ‘. Best apples $1.00 bu. . ' all kinds of apples, but II do not de- ms lit l :MADAM ESTELLA— 19 ELIZA- ‘ i '1 ' Past, present and .tuture., E BAII'IHOL I). c Classified For Sale, Professional Cards, and Missellaneous—-r-——+ “Ads. -——To Let, Business and face or Caps. Double LASSIFIED Advertisenmnts on this page, Twenty-Five Word 5 or Less. 25c Three Times. 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion In Black- Price.V TO LET. son sans. mums o. roan—IN armo- tionate memory of a loving wife. who passed away on March 9, 1913—.- Iieeutitul toiler, her work all done; ll , street, 1st floor. 31h. Inquire 31 West Washington duo 3t Beautiful death with the victory wbn,l God givest her rest. TO LET—5 Rhone. sfcnoss er, —— also 6 rooms. II swag st. mm... = . ‘ J. Rudder, 108 South Main St, or WANTED telephone 1342-5. 11110 at WANTED—GIRL WANTS GENER- a] housework in small family. Address G. H-., care Sentinel. m10 3tI WANTED-«POSITION V? For: ..nsNT——Housa ..or six rooms, toilet and water at 11 Hamid place. East Norwaih. Apply to 16 Cross street, up stairs, South Norwalk mil) 3t AS DISH- wasber or chamber work. Apply to Mansion House. 11:10 it .. ‘c WANTED—AN ASSOCIATE WITH‘ Norwalk. TO LET—FiVEfiOOMS. GOOD Do- ation. F. Hopp. 35 Cove avenue, East m9 3t $3,000 to engage in agricultural pur- suits. Lady of German descent pre- ferred. Particulars fully explained to right party. Address Farm, care Sen- tinel. m10 3t WANTED—JO BUY CHEAP FOR T0 LET-8 PLEASHNT ROOMS at 35 East Ave.; iii-st floor on line of Newtown Ave. car. quire Mrs. Lowndes Ave. Prone 1361. Chas. H. Smith. 22 m9 at cash, top buggy, must have good top and side curtains; one horse general purpose farm wagon. Direct replies, iWilfred Smith. Tel. 259-2. m9 3t WANTED—POSITION BY ASTEN- TO LET—HOUSE WITH EVERY modern improvement in best residen- tial part or city. Central. Possession at once. near West BL, or of J. M. Layton, inquire at 20 Taylor Ave, agent, Railroad Place. m9 lit-mid 3t HA‘VD LPI‘TER ographer. several years' experience. Can furnl h . Trice .To Score Principal Mart-us 42 care gentlfiélrgnge AddreSZJSBZXt TO LET—5 ROOM APARTMENT’ White-Jo Scion of Prominent ' ' » ‘ East Washington street. East Nor- Fondly ’wau'rso— A QUIET MIDDLE aged couple. no children, to rent pleasant, convenient rooms at 5 Mott walk. $12.00. or telephone 60. inquire 64 South Main street, to. LET—LARGE FURNISHED , room with electric lights and use of Rent 814.00. in- ‘ Partial improvements, rent 129 t! ."Fpn SALE—1911 CADILLAC WlTH late model toy tonncau body, newly painted, overhauled and with full equipment. Vaast Bros. Garage. mill 6 on.»— W FOR SALE—BUILDLNG LOT ON Grove street, city. 60:150. Terms to suit purchaser. Also special 35 Max- well our, delivery body, sold (or want cruise. Inquire Chemist Mills, Stand srd Oil oilice. m9 6t FOR SALE—rs? AY GRAND piano, highly polished rosewood case. recently overhauled and restrung. in “files; condition. No reasonable offer refused. Can be seen at 12 Ham-' llton Ave. G. S. Chopin, Piano Tuner. m9 at V—r FOR SALE—STRICTLY FRESH eggs, direct from the Roton Poultry .F‘arm. Get them while the prices are low. Delivered twice a week. Any number dozens. 1‘ Phone 1284-3. 1118 iii FOR SALE — HEAVY WAGON and horse. inquire 3 Rowan street, East Norwalk. m6 tt 80110011130! foENDS BIAPK NEW BRITAIN, March 10.- Child- ren of the ninth grade of the State Normal VSchool are exieitcd over ll "Black “and" letter. which was writ- IAve.. Norwalk. Those willing to board two ladies preferred.‘ m8 3t WANTED—WORK BY DAY. BY capable American woman, cleaning, .Washlng or any work. Will go out by day or take work home. Call 9 Ray- mond street, first floor. m6 3t LOST. LOST—\VHIITE A'NGORA‘ CAT, RE— ward it‘ returned to C. Char-ooh, 2'! [Lowe street. m9 at LOST -- COOKER SPANIEL, black, answers to the name 01 “Bobs", Gone since March 2. Reward for re- turn io 12 Gibson Court. m9 3t Sw»- FOUND. FOUND—OFF THE NO'RWAIM ls- lands. a flat bottow row boat which the owner can have by proving pro- perty and paying for advertising. Clar- ence F. Miller. Highland avenue, So. .. I’Vorwalk. 11110 It. __.__._. 4-..: MISCELLANEOUS. ' SALVATOR CHARIOTT~ GENER- eral contractor. Estimates given on all kinds of contract work. Be sure to get our estimate. We can save you money. Phone 816-3. 26 Wood St. l, have nearly liver. Joe Eula. 8 Woodward Ave. 1 it both 81:. Medium and Fortune Teller Hours 10 a, m. .to 10 p. m..-Business and Health a, specialty. :23 3t I._ 1 Houses AND cARnIAo‘Eo. .AT PQHPIER'S STORAGE. WAREHOUSE STABLES. (malice. Farmers,,'l‘eanisters, Liv- éry Men add Dealers. :HORSES. MOTOR TRUCKS and Tm 110881376. , 150 '“ Inst.“ clans eondlflt’m weigh.- int" 9001800 pounds, among them several matched pairs. also some pavement sore horses, 15 days trial allowed. Will ship all horses free, with collar and blankets. ‘ also-462 WEVS'I‘ $3.311" out-Ions A Nous. NEW YORK CITY. medicine, but will interest his patient. disease Be wise. try Chiropractic. V . ,El‘AMmRD » , so. NORWALK _.Vlltol5V 'V’thIospJ'li. 5 minutes from. Pennsylvania, Grand Central West shore Sta-V The doctor 91: the Suture will give no 'I In the cure of the human Iranianthe . ‘,VV-'spine, and in cause and prevention of -. .97.- Tel 1185-5. llllll llllllllll ORDER OF NOTICE, District of Norwalk, ss. Court. March 8. A. D. 1915. Estate of Esther M Quintet-d, .‘late of Norwalk, in said District deceased. Whereas, written application has been made to this Court by the exe authorized to sell the same. paper having a circulation Issuer w. GREGORY, mm It To LET~—5 ROOMS AT 57 SPRING St. inquire or Mrs. R. Tsrlov. 102 Taylor Ave. n30 if Probate cutor of the will of said deceased praying for reasons therein set forth for an order of sale of certain real es- tate of said deceased. and that some person oiher~tlian said applicant be Ordered, That said application be heard and determined at the Probate ()illce in Norwalk, on the 15th daonl March, 1915. at 11 o'clock lorenoon' and that public notice thereof be giv- en to all persons interested therein by publishing this order in a n‘e‘ivs- in said District. at least five days before said , day of hearing. Judge. an to Principal Marcus White. it is said, by one of their number. The let- ter was sent. about It week ago, and it was in printed form so as to dlso guiac._tlie handwriting. According to the. stories, which are afloat in the schools. the letter threatened Princi- pal White with murder it he didenlt dismiss the" pupils at 3:30 o‘clock. They have been kept until 4 of lot to study, and at least one of the num— ber took exception to thlo. The letter was signed by “Black Hand." Prin- clpnl While was not frightened at all by‘thermlssive. lull the pupils Wore detained just the same as before the "horrible" threat was made. lie was determined to ferret out the guilty pupil. us he did not like the. spirit such a letter .‘ ‘.0W(‘ll from II school boy. For It week or so nn‘invcstluuilon has been conducted, and finally the children were ordered to do printing so as to oompnre auniplos: with the letter. The culprit has been found out. its is a boy in a \cry prominent New Britain famili. DID CHILD WAKE UP CROSS 0R FEVERISII? Look, Mother! if Tongue II Coated, Give “California Syrup of Figs." Mother! Your child isn't naturally cross and peevlsh.‘ See it tongue is coated; this is a sure'sign its little stomach, liver and bowels need - a one this week. We values for 260'. I.H. AI; MEADg Mgr. 8 N0; Main St .. 0ne Cent Sale We had such success with our sale last week that we ”shaving a new Tooth Wash .. ................. 25c Tooth Brush .»._............Vl....250 TheNorwalkiDrug Co. .50. Norwalk. cleansing at once When listless. pale. feverish. full of cold, breath mad. throat sore, doesn't eat, sleep or act naturally, has stom- ach-ache, diarrhoea, remember. a gentle liver “and bowel cleansing should always be the. first treatment given. Nothing equals “California Syrup of spoonful, and in a few hours all the foul waste, sour bile and lamenting rommcb is] classed in the bowels passes out of the system. and you have a well and playful child again. All children love t harmless, de- Vll‘cioul “fruit laxativ’ ' and it never ‘Iails'to effect a good ‘lnside'f cleans- ing. Directions for ables children on“ the bottle ' at given today saves a sick child to- morrow, but get the genuine. . your d'ruggist for a '50-cent bottle of i “California Syrup of Figs," then look I fol-21? .mg Syrup Company. V.V. 3.. a :I’ biennium-no I" CONTRACTOR. as wood st. ‘ so. Nomads. . moss: than. :2- l Vulture profits with. you by giving’w sou' the lowest prices on 16 your: guaranteed tin made into leaders. hand-made, painted inside, tin root- tug; plumbing and heatlh . - HllillW '. and editor of the Gotlia Volksblatt. to three months" imprisonment for commenting sarcasti— cally upon Emperor William‘s statement that he no long» The Volksblatt has Figs"'for children's'llls: give a tea- . . of all ages and grown ups are plainly keep it handy in your home. 'A lit-. on. see that n is milk by the "cut- , -~‘ Estimates cheerfully furnished I. ." II‘UNERA‘VZII 0F COOK GIRL l . ' VWHO KILLED HERSEIIF but sent to. the dead girl a ,V Womim Known As Mrs. Dudley Sends l “Ins-W11 I w- a. tain exceptions are made, however, purposes. W Gcithner. a Socialist member of the or knew parties, but only (Eerméns. been suspended. passage to New York to $50. MADRID, via Paris, March I0,5 would be seized. Entcntc powers. The newspaper calls and “says it would mean a bi. trayal of LISBON, via Paris, March 10, arsenal. PARIS, March to. 5. 30 a. In..—-—\ extreme limit of the mine fields, patch to thc l’ctit l’arisicn. crew of the battleship Gaulois “as w - coal and aminunitlon. I I —-—.'—a.——— GENEVA. via Paris, March 10, Tribune says it has learned from 1..)ardancllcs / ——-—-—— being slowly forced by the Russians southward. 1 session of several tillages in which been quartered. Information reaching here from late at Tabriz, which is sixty miles died from starvation and disease. test against the seizure of his veSSel time authorities. He has engaged fend his interests. I The Basin belonged formerly , an American ship after the outbreak taken into Brest prize court. , f . ', 1:" , . _ . . BERNlE. via Paris, March 10, Constance, will be the ninth to ‘ Visince- the war began. . I Miss Vfiuwero. and of antipathy YORK” Brooklyn. Amp $1 with new qurz‘I‘II-y. t}: “33m owned .n. n or." n w . , k, candles“ ashram saunas." suauaama sans To The l “3 men, ACCORDING TO ENGLAND. ‘67-: I'IContinued from first Page.) for owners and persons who wish to use the grain for seed GOTHA” via London, March 10, 10:45 a. has been ficial Journal publishes the announcement that hereafter Spanish post~officcs will accept no parcels consigned Germany; Austria or Turkey in VlL’W of the Franco—Brit— ish declaration that merchandise presumed to have been shipped to or from countries with wh' ROME, via Paris, Marth IO, 5-:55 a. m.—Although declaring that it considers such an agreement impossible. the Idea INazionalc discusms a report that Germany has agreed with Italy that if Austria refuses territorial cou~ cessions desired by Italy no objections would be offered by Germany to an attack upon her pm. that Italy did not enterVinto an alliance with the Triple 5:50 a. m.—~’i‘he in- creased price of bread was responsible yesterday for vio— lcnt clashes between the police and workmen in the naval The police used their weapons and many per- sons were injured before th e disturbance was cndcd. kish shell fcll yesterday (l tnsday) at the feet of Rear Admiral Guep‘ratte, commander of the l- rcnch division op- c rating;r with the allied fleet in the Dardaucllcs, as he was directing the operations of the battleship Sufi'ren, which had executed a daring manoeuvre by penetrating says a Tencdos Several shells are to have struck the warship, but the correspodcnt makes no mention of her having been damaged. After yesterday’s ‘operations the dispatch says, thc~ .Vlcc Admiral Garden. the British commander for the as« alstautoltnt ill the reduttion of the Dardnnus l'on‘ criul Iurkisli batteries were silenced by the llaulois which “as hctsclf struck by t\I.osI\‘- -inth shells. although the damage done is, said to have been iuliigniiicant. Operations of the French warships have been laycd for a few hours by the necessity dunking: aboard Vienna italian u arsliips hmc put to sea, probably bound for the I T] 1: Li S, ' 'l‘ranscaucasin. Tuesday. grad. March 10, 10 a. m., and 0' London, Turkish forces and the Kurds who have been concentrat- ed in the district, of Klioi. inVNortliwcstcrn Persia, arc Russian forces already have come into 'pos- effect that a large number of Armenians who remain Urumiah, Persian Armenia were placed under the protec- tion of the American consular officials. There Is a consu~ and Armenians were locked in a church ._in Urumiah for safety. They were ill- -supplied with food, PARIS, March 10,10210 a. m .———E N5. Breitungé, of New York. owner of the steamer Dacia, has entered a pro— dent of the French Association of Maritme Law, to de- Ask American Line. She hanged her registry and became v.1 farmers. stock lil.—I‘I.€l‘l’ Sam-tubing Diet sentenced LONDON, March 1'0, 10:40 a. In.—All British trans— I Atlantic steamship companies have followed the lead of the Cunard Line and reduced the rate for second class ff": :40 a. In.—-Tlie Of- to Icli they are at war cnt ally provided such a plan “folly" Italy. fragment of a Tur- the dis» rcportcil nrmly praised by: rthloubt. dc~ 5:35 a. m.—'l‘bc that several Marchk): \‘ia Petro— II :25 a m.——The to retreat to the Turkish troops had the south is to the. in away: Two thous- and many by the French Iuari— ‘V Paul Govaic, presi- ‘ "Mm'Hm—m-W‘ gamma-V V cw V *Asr ‘ Best Creamery Butter’ Best Maine Potatoes ‘M to the Hamburg— - of hostilities. Laden with cotton, she was 9n her way from the United States to Bremen when picked up at sea by a French cruiser and Her case is tocome up before a French V . s 12:15 a. m..—A new Zeppelin which is now being given trials over Lake leave Friedrichshafen V' . v Waterbuiv was nolV ‘pnrents, lwith her flowers. the [allowing mes- sage: -- ’ “My heartfelt sympathy. and I re. . NW march 10. TheJun- gret that 1 can' t attend Lily s lunorsl. oral h; ngjgmimy (look who com- but in view of the publlolty that hu'I , mittod sulcldé’m New Haven. wailhcm lboen aroused. i feel that it would be at the house dimer parents today In lbettor for allI concernod to be absent. those who paid A! Believe mo.'l final tribute to film memory at the legit. tVltoiigl'Ia-nlitf in will be with you in present - 11 NM“! ‘ 0:32.11; was able. I A Specials For This Week a pound a peck I; a bushel 6 a bag $1.0 a bag. $1.10 2 pounds for 2de a doz 22c; for $1.00 for $1.48; a can 10d 3 cans for 25c pkg. 80 3 pkg. 80 a can 12c No. 3 'can’ 12c; Special Stamps With Coiiee This week?! 35 with 1 pound at .. 35c 30 with I pound at .. 32c — Best .. .. Best A&P Flour Jones Flour Pure Lard Guaranteed Fresh Eggs 17 lbs. of Grinulated Sugar 25 lbs. of Clover Milk Eva Milk Quaker Oats Mothers Oats Sliced Pineapple Iona Pears 9! 25 with I pound at -.. 30¢ 20 with 1 pound at ,.. 25c, 100 Stamps with l puuml of Tea at 70c? 75 l of ,, at 60 '60 VII II In 40 u n l 1’ Of THE GREAT A. & p TEACO; Telephone 909124 WASHINGTON ST, SPECIAL SALE. . LACE CURTAINS , 2 1-2 yards long.~ 10¢ PER SARI». worth $100 a pair..- no ibhtbllhl‘. --19m8flll ~ nan .' .28-32 So. M8131 St, SOUTH NORWAIIK. Conn. What Are Your Assets ? The scientific conduct or business and personal classes the methods employed \cry distinctly Avoid The liability or not tuning a checking llt't‘Oullt. “e lmitc accounts which are given oiliotcnt and commons attention. Fairlield County National Bank THE OLDEST BANK lN NORWALK m‘m today w-M“ - W‘M —_ IL ".4 , " , -— SPECIAL?— Bcsi Family Flour Delicious Creamery Butter Fresh Eggs ' 7A. STULL um 3 lb. a (102. 25c 24 comes eraser. _ ' ass-r uonwa Furniture Dealers“ Valid; _' . ‘. . I’Undettakers A.‘ J. 7 Colhne iconipm' MINERAL pinto-road AND IMIALIERS. .. ‘ noun-I MAIN STllBET.|OlJ1'H ndquVA '\
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