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Wants!
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DIED _ ' I
TO LET.
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FOR SALE.
DIED — NORWALK, CONN.. '
March lsth, 1915~Ml<‘erry. Entered in-
to life eternal, Mary Bissell, daugh-
ter of the late United States Sena-
tor Orris S., and Charlotte C. Ferry.
Senices from her residence, 19 Mor~
gan avenue, Norwalk, Conn, Satur-
day, March 20, at 3:30 p. m. Inter-
ment in Norwalk Cemetery.
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WANTED. 1
GIRL WANTS POSITION AS SER-
vant. 63 Woodward avenue will It
,attit',
'Norwalk Investment Co., or ’l‘el.
mi? 31 I terms at prices from $3,000 to $65,000.
'For particular! inquire of Chas. 121.:
10- ' IHoyI,
20x40 barn 1 mile from' ,Co.
WANTED—CHAUFFEUR WISHES
a position at either private or com-'
mercial. Can furnish good reference}.
15, A.. care Sentinel. n118 3t
WANTED—MUST BE CHEAP FOR
cash. a Dingey. Address M. J Les-l
111111. Yonkers, N. Y.
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SITUATION WANTED — YOUNG
man, high school graduate, will take
any kind of work. Speaks Hunger-l
Ian. Address S. Kish, 207 Ely Ave.
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WANTED—SITUATION
Iish speaking girl, to do
housework in small family.
street.
BY ENCrl
general I
16 C1111!
11117 atI
WANTED—BY AN EXPERIENCED
3111, a position at general housework.
Call 52 Maple street. 11116 at:
land near
cat e Senti
11116 31
peach culture. Best of
market. Address Farm,
nel.
lllill NIIIIIJIS
ORDER OF NOTICE
District of Nor11'.aik ss., Probate
Court. March 17. A. D.. 1915.
Estate of Michael Taptlch, late of
NOI'WIilli, in said District deceased.
\l'hereas,1.,wrltten application
ministratrix of said estate pra1ing 1'11r1
reasons therein set forth for an order
authorizing and empowering her
sell certain real estate of said
tate.
Ordered. That said application be'
heard and determined at the Probate
Office 1“ Now" It. 0“ the 20“] d8} 0' ' er in South \‘orwalk or on Row a1 tonI ”TOMB turkeys
March, 1915. at 2 o'clock afternoon:
and that public notice thereof be
given to all persons interested there.
\in by publishing this order in a
newspaper having a circulation in
said District, at least five days be.
fore said day of hearing.
HENRY W. GREGORY,
Judge.
11118 It
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of Norwalk, 55.. Probate
Court, March 16, A. D., 1915.
Estate of Elizabeth Varga. late of
Norwalk in said District, deceased.
Ordered, That the Administrator ex-
hibit his Administration account to
this Court for adjustment, at the
Probate office in Norwalk, on the 24th
day of March, 1916: at 10 o’clock
torenoon; and that all ,persons inter-
ested in said Estate may be notified
thereof, the Administrator will cause
this order to be published in a news-
paper having a circulation In said
District, at least five days before the
24111 day of March, 1915.
. HENRY 1v. GREGORY
11118 It Judge.
. cnt‘nornarrrro.
' is good and the coming profession.
It is the best method of relieving dis-,
ease yet known to man. It proclaims.
'to the world that disease and its on-
posite, yHealth, are conditions of or-
gans. not objects or concrete things
and that the power which created
man also placed within him. the me-‘
chanism which. if kept in pert-act ad-
justment, would carry him from the
cradle to the grave, in uninterrupted
. ease and comfort.
'I‘n (‘llfROPRK’I‘IG without the
hurts.
STAMFORD so. NOBWALK
0 to 5 7 to 8 11.111.
E. BARTIIOL, D. c.‘
.1 Plinlels Chiropractor,
‘3 11m Street. South Nomlk.
Theron no Job in this city that onu-
not be titled by n really capable
worker—and all capable workers tour
pourily out of work, watch The,»
and "lid, wantod‘ ads bloody. '
I Winfield street.
I Ave.
I and all impro1ements.
WANTED—JDHI'RTY-T\\'O ACRESI
wants lady or gentleman with little\
capital to join in fruit, vegetable andI
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has I
the ad I
'St.
95- ';
,‘ to [at our estimate. We can-save you 1‘
money. Phone 310-8, 99 Wood St. f
To LET—1 APAR’I‘IIFAT, WASH-
ington SL, 1 house, Pleasant 81.,
“pp”? long. 5 1t 0 in. beam;
FOR SAL‘E—OPEN LAUNCH, 23 it I
fully equippedI
I
floor, 3 Mott Ave inquire J. \1. Mai-I 1“)" I’m-e 9““ address BOX 1'33 “0“"
vin, East Nora alk.
n118 3t ayton, Conn.
mitt 3tI
FOR SALE—1915 COLE BIG SIXI
T0 LEFT" ROOMS 1"" SO “AmIdemonstrator for sale. t‘ullv guaran-
St. Adults 01111. Rent 918 Bungalow
Inquire Chas. E. HoyL 111181. ti:
teed.
35 Lincoln A1e., from April 1st. Rent 1 Im" St
Isa”.
Vaast Bros. Garage, 17 Chest-:
South Norwalk. ' 11118 if!
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TO LET—BARN AND GARAGE 83
Tel. 11223. 11117 3t1
TO LET—3 ROOMS, AND ONE 1N1 eighty.
S. C
Inest record hundred forty to hund1ed
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’Irap:
FOR\ SALE —— MATCHING
.11.. $1. 50 per fifteen.
38 Center Ave e. m18 31
Rent $9. ApplyI
869. I
15 Orchard St.
To LET -— 9 ACRE FARM,
room heuse,
New Canaan, Norwalk bus passes
FOR SALE—COTTAGES 0.\' EASY !
l
at The South Norwalk Trust;
mitt tf ;
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door 4 times daily. summer season
For full pa1ticulars inquire H.
Con n11. 1
T0 LET—9 ROOM HOUSE, 10'
Reed street. Improvements. Yearlyi
rental $30 00 monthly, advance. Rel-
erences, Bertha J Ells, Broad Ri1'1er,
or J. B. Lawrence & Co.
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TO LET—5
provements, 92 Woodward Ave.
11117 titI
" 100.
____ ,er small
1100115, ALL upIscreen door, coal scuttle and shoycl,1
In- sprinkler, garden rake and tork,la11nI
FOR SALE—WHITF ROCK EGG‘
1618 20 B-1’or hatching, from birds that are line
111 Slauson, View Crest, South Norw alk, bred and
11117 3‘ America
contain the best blood in
$1.00 per doz., $7.00 per
L, (leer, Wilson Ave. I
' 11118 31 I
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FOR SALE—CHEAP. IARGE GASI
W in .
lIstove. large ice box with water cool-1
gas stove. wash standl
quire on premises, of 90 \VoodwardImowrer curtain rods, window shudes.I
m17 atI
'ro LET—3 FURVISIIED R()()MS.'
Hot water heat, bath, electric lightsI
All ready for
Apply after 6 o‘,clock I
2111's. Carrie ’I‘risiram. 221
11116 31..
housekeeping.
or Sundays.
Burrett avenue.
TO LET—HOUSE \‘t'l'l‘li EVERYI
modern impr'mement in best residen-I
_Itial part 01' citv. Central. Possession
at once. Inquire at :10J Taylor Ave.,I
near West 81.. or of J. 111. 1.11.1 ton
agent, ,Railroad Place. 1119 31-11116 3'3
To LET-5 ROOM APARTMENT,l
East \\ asnington street, East '
walk. Partial Improvements, rent
$12.00. Inquire 04 South Main street,I
or telephone 60. 129 t!
TO LET—5 ROOMS AT 57 SPRINGI DIME
Inquire of Mrs. R. Tarlov. 102I
Tel 1165-5. n30 ttI
LOST.
I LOST -—- \‘IAN'S POCKETBOOK. I
containing small sum of money, eith-
oTaylor Ave
car, Saturday night. Renard for re-
Apply tomorrow at C. J.
INorth Matti street.
‘Rock,
:lseghorn eggs, or.
$1.00 doz. deli1ered;
- Post.
IA1'e., South Norwalk, Conn.
Ibo ul
filst- class running order. for tssh, or
will take free and clear building lot
Address M. 0., care Sentinel.
Mintz, 1'11
mill 1tI
FOR SALE—HARRED PLYMOUTH1
Rhode island Reds, White.
each at house,
Junius Ilrown, 25 Eimgrovc
FOR SALE—MAXWELL
«1 cylinders, top,
1111? (it
FOR SALE—111 1111\‘51' I.EGH()'flt\
laying chickens, pullets and hens. Ap-1
N0“ ply Mrs. John Fogg, llow.ayton
Mrs. Chas Handley, 30 Myrtle street.
turn to this office. Phone 1219 .1. . mm 31
SALE 6,, “AL ESTATE Foe SALE— 'rwo .TOXS 11.11211:
The subscriber. administrator ofq quireE ..H White, BO" 8‘” Bonito;
the estate of Richard M. Bouton. late' in
of .\'or11alk in the Probate District of ‘
Norwslk, deceased under and pur- FOR SALE—”$105130; R039“-
suant to an order of the Court of Pro-I ”"59 1°! “9” ”0 ey er 3 ”“1‘
tages. $500 cash, balance mortgage.
hate for the District of Norwalk, su- I
thorizing him thereunto made on the
application of Edward F. Bouton and
Iwmaem s. nouton. both of said Nor-
‘walk. Emma L. Wilson of Bridgeport
in the‘ County of Fairiield and State
of Connecticut, this applicant and the.
widow of said deceased, hereby ot-
ters for sale all such right, title and
interest as the said Richard M. Bou-
ton had at the time of his decease.
and that the said Edward F.’1Bout0n,
Winfield S. Bonton and Emma L Wil-
son have or ought to have in and to
the following described real estate, to
wit: _
All that certain tract of land, with
the. buildings thereon standing, sit-
uated in the First Taxing District of
the City of Noxwalk in said town of
‘Norwalk; and bounded Northerly by
land of James‘Bedient'; Easterly' by
highway kno11‘n as Center Avenue;
Southerly in part by the highway
known as Main Street. and in part,
by land of George M, Holmes and Ed-I
win 0. Keeler; and Westerly by land 1
0. Keeler.
For particulars and terms. apply to
FRANKLIN A. SMITH,
Admfhistrstor as Aforesaid.
Fl:
MISCELLANEOUS. ,
PLUMBING—TINNIENG, HEATING
ventilating. Automobile radiators.
roots, gutters, leaders. chimneys ‘re-
paired, charges reasonable. First class
mechanics. Tel. 1523 13., R.'Walter-
house & Son,\1-12 South Main street.
ms 31 I
m18-25
sALVA'roa mama—.1 omen.
oral contractor. ~Intimates given on
all kinds of contract work. Be sure
of said George M. Holmes and EdwinI 1
room house $1,100. 1). S. liull.
mil; (it
Also 5
Haviland Block.
FOR SALE —- BLACK HORSE.
sound. kind and true in all harness:
12 years old. good driver or. worker.
S. O. Kellogg. .\'or11‘alk. ’l‘el. n116 31
BIG. BARGAIN—FOR QUICK BUY-
er, 1913 Cadillac Limousine with ex-
tra touring body, self starter
electric lights, $1,000. Can be seen
at Williams‘ Garage, Saugatuck.
mlti 3t
FOR SALE—1911 CADILLAC WITH
late" model toy tonnoau body. newly
painted, overhauled and with full
equipment. Vaast Bros. Garage.
1 11110 6t
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m
FOR SALE —- HEAVY W AGOV
and horse. Inquire 3 Rowan street.
East Norwalk. m6 1.!
REBUILT' TYPEWRITERS -— L. C.
Smith, Underwood,
Remington,
‘ makes. sold, rented,
1" repaired. Rentals. 33
per month. Machines
sold at 85 per month.
' ~ - JASMDONNELLY.
to South Main Street. South Norwnllt
a
George 111. 12011111 11.1130.
'UNDERTAKIRS
95111.11 8:. 1 " ' Norwnik.
Phone 347-4; House 511-12
Lady AttondnnhPlotm-o, Framing.
BWK‘
$1. 50 via Parcel!
11117 mi
nvxafi
windshield, I
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1111‘: III
FOR SALE —— Rim-nous»;
Iahout 1.150 lbs., will work in .any'
Kind and good wind. I'honej
1201-5 after 0 o'clock p. n1. 11117 311
FOR SALE — 3 ORPINGTONY
Iroosters inquire Mrs. Knapp. \\'ootivf
side Ave. East Norualk. um 21!
FOR SALE — EXTRA FANCYI
Very. reasonable.
and .
all other
1 “You do not fight: you murder.
1 1, .51 the battalions at Ned eiCha'ppoll
RELATIONS"'BE’1‘WEEN ITALY AN AUSTRIA ARE
none UNSETTLED THAN EVER.
(Continued from First Page.)
. accord—
ing to the opinions of British observers, do the Aus-
tro—Gcrman forces appear to be making progress except
between Stanislau and Kolomea. to the north of Bnko—
wina. where they are pushing foruard in an attempt to
turn the Russian It'll flank.
British military experts think that the position of the
German armies in the cast precludes lllt‘ transfer at this
111111" of any troops to the 11 «stern arena. and that the
(icrnian plan of dealing Russia a crushing blow before
attemptingr the much discussed spring advance '111 the west
has failed. Five out of six new German army corps are
said to be engaged on and beyond the frontier 0 Fan
l’russia. a fact which. British observers think. will make it
difficult for Germany to meet the new
bc imposed 011 llt‘l‘ in the 11': st.
The full import of the British victory at .\'cuvc Cha-
pcllc is only Low beginning to bt‘ grasped by the public.
it has greatly cheered both troops and civilians as 't‘ou-
firmiug the belief that the German llllt‘ can lit‘ broken if
the Allies (‘le't‘ to pay the price. Several thousand \vound—
rd men from this battlefield already have arrived in Eng-
land, fivc trainloads having reached Brighton during the
2.1, hours ended last night.
The press again cautions the people that the taking
of the Dardcnellcs is likely to be a slow affair. to accom-
plish which the Allies must pay the prim" as tht-y
done at .\'t'uvc ('hapcllc.
Nowhere in the eastern arena of the fighting,r
demands ligcly to
have
l2().\'l)(,)f\', March iii—Tho t'cntral News publishes
a dispatch front its Athens correspondent. who says the
\'ali of Smyrna went on board the British flagship after
the bombardment of that Turkish port and held a
fercncc with the British commander.
slit-Hing was suspended. No agrccnwnt was reached. and
the \'nli. on landing, gave out a proclamation
would resist to the cud.
con-
during,r which the
saying hc
MILAN. via l’aris. March 18. 521011. 111.-——l’1‘11dcucc
will govern the efforts of thc admirals of the allit'd fleet
to force a passage of the Dardaucllcs. according to 'a spec-
ial correspondent of the Corrit'rc Della Serra. who gives
the captain of the French hospital ship Canada as author-
ity for the statement. \1 least anothtr month 111” bc
spent in efforts to silcute the Jl‘tnkish fortifitatious, cs
pttially those guarding: the narrows :11 (. 111111.11. Kalcssi.
The operations against Smyrna. the correspondent dc-
rliu‘t's. had a double object. The first to have
been to prevent the transfer of 1111- Turkish
.1\rmy ('orps. which was preparing to have for the Dar~
dam-Hrs. and 1111' second to cut the ctm11111111'n‘nti1ms of
is said
'l'l1'11'lccntl1
tlit army 1111111. 11 as sent .1}; inst l5 gv.pt
Nli W'jYURK 'Maub 18—~\\'ork is 111-111,: iiislicd to-
day in l'llt' loading of 11111111 than a dozen stcamtrs lxcic
with (pod 'stuiplics, autumn tion. guns. motor trucks: and
other material for the usr 1f the Allies in the war. The
steamer Millie was at the French Linc lllt‘l' today. tak-
ing on board a 12.000 11.111 t‘nrg‘u. said to be chit-fly \var
supplies. while another
bring prepared to take bums to the allicd armies on tlu-
Continent. ’l'lic lativr st 'amcr formerly was in the
scngrr service bctwcvn Nt'w York and llavt‘c.
The Philadelphia was to leave for Liverpool today
with a large cargo. and thc f't. Louis and (minus
loading to sail Saturday. '1'! c Europa and ()lllt‘l‘ Italian
stcamships sailing this \\"l‘\l\' had their docks crowded
French \‘1'sst'l. I.;1 (inst‘ouut'. was
paw‘
\\' (‘l't‘
with horses and their holds well-filled with army sup-
(plies.
LONDON. March 19. II a. 111—Tho village of
Ncuvc ‘Cbapellc. converted into a shambles by the Imm—
bardmcnt of thc lritisb. new is a heap of ruins thickly
strewn with bodies. rte. according to, the description of
the British operations in that region written by an “cyc—
witncss" and given out today by the French Bureau. Al-
though thc Germans 1vcrc inferior to their antagonists
both in numbers and‘iu a1‘ti‘lcry. the eye-witness dc-
clarcs, they ofiercd heroic resistance. using machine
guns effectively.
At the end of March to. the bodies of 2.000 German
soldiers had been found in the section south of tlic vil—
.lage. In front of one British battalion each of the vil—
lage. the statement ascrts, five hundred more were
counted which did not' include the large number buried
'in the. ruins of the village.
During the night a“ curious device of the enemy was
discovered by a British pat ‘.01 The men came upon a
dummy. figure stuck in the ground 111 front of the German
trenches. Upon being moved thc'fignrc exploded and
one of the British soldircs was injured.
Describing the shelling of Aubcrs b1"
howitzcrs the cve‘witness says a certain
the British
1011 LI' which
1- 11 as a prominent feature of the landscape; 1v as suddenly
and.
projected into the air It dissolved in 111Vid~ai1
came down 111 a cloud of (111 t.
Prisoners who ha1c been all through the war dc-
.clarc that ncycr have they cxpcncnccd such a bombard- '
ment as that which preceded the ,assault upon .\'cuvc
‘Chapellc.
' One wounded Prussian officcr tlcclafed indignantly:
My regiment 11c1cr had
Nothing could live under such a
the British
"1:11 chance from the first.
fire.‘ The resentment of prisoners against
artillery has been fully exprc ssed
In spite of their exhaustion, the aspect of the pris-
oners spoke highly of German discipline. Their persons
wer extraordinarily clean, and most of them was fresh
51131 e11 They were unanimpusly optimistic. believing
they soon would finish with the Russians. and that they
then would crush France and Great Britain. '
One officer stated that three German princes; 'includ—
1 ing Prince Leopold ‘of Hobenzollern,1wcro serving in one
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our Millinery Depart‘
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The Roller 5.10 & 25c Store
w, 11
Great Spring Sale
llcmonsiiating our power as (iiurs of (ircat Values. NO‘
\1'l11rt' will you find New Spring,r Mcrthoudisc at such
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Skirts Dresses \\ aists Hats and filillincry l'rimmings.
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SOUTH NORWALK.
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High Grade Goods
At Medium Prices.
That possess the quality that may be depended upon in all
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liousc Dresses have responded to the feminine demand-
for beauty in even most 1-practical attire and there is"
now a most complete assortment of attractive garments.
Excellent models, made of good qualitv pcrcale, gingi
11am and chambray. in dark, medium and light colorings, '
effectively trimmed.
No woman should fail to select one or several fyom '
this assortment.
Prices Range From 980 to $198
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1111': Secret of a Good Figure 1
' often lies lathe. bras-sieve. Hundred.- n . i
' wear the Bichklhlie Bowlers for the :w'gfi'llfmligy'fgfia
1it u yry‘ as a corset It supports the bust and
mum time the youthful outline fashion decrees
“‘0 are thcdalntlest. Weaving:
garments imiwinnblc. On
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. '1111111" n can a it!
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- I l BENJAMIN dz JOHNES
' ' News It
Germans lost 18,0"00 talent at Neuve Chapellc.
'I here is a Prince Werick Leopold of I'lohenzolle
I'who is a cousin of Emperor Willia111.- He was born
and has 11111 a"¥ito1n1nis start asI first liautennnt in
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