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CLASSIFIED Advertisements on thispage, Twenty-Five W ords orLess, 25c
face or Caps, Double Price.
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"WKNTED.
WANTED—A LOAD or
chandise to take by motor truck
lrom South Norwaik to Danbury. Atl-
dress i’, 0. Box 573, South Norwallt.
' m26 31
WANTED—SITUATION TO DO
housework by Hungarian girl. (fan
speak good English Lizzie Petsosk, 14
Cliff 81., South Norwslk. m25 3t
WANTED—EXPERIENCED COOK;
Apply;
no laundry work, good wages.
8 Morgan Ave, up town. n125 3t
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WAN TED—SITUATION
English. 75 Lexington av enue.
mil-i 3t
Apply
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WANTED—YOUNG MAN EXPER-i
ienced as sewing machine adjusterfl
1:124 31!
Cluétt, Peabody & Co., Inc.
WANTED — HUNGARIAN Gilli.
wants position to do general house i,
work, 59 Ely avenue. m2-i 3t
loan of $2,500 to $3,500.
South Norwalk, Conn.
[Hill NfllIBtS
—DIVlDEND NOTICE.
Fairlieflld County Savings Bank,
- At a meeting of the Board of Direct-
ors of the Fairfieid County
rate of four per cent. per annum, was
declared to depositors, from the
earnings of the six months ending
March 31, 1915.
The same will be entered on pass
books and paid on and after April
101b, 1915.
By order or the Board of Directors,
SEYMOUR CURTIS,
Treasurer.
NY ...n.. . .-
(' liliiOl’ll \(‘Tl(.‘.
is good and the turning profession. I"
It is the lust method of 1r-lie1ing dis- 1
case yet known to man. it proclaims
to the world that disease and its 1111-
,11osite, Ilalth, are conditions of or-
gans, not objects or concrete things
and that the power which
1111111 also placed within him, the me
chanism which. if kept in perfect ad-
juslment,
cradle to the grave, in uninterrupted
case and comfort.
Try (‘iiiltOl'lL‘lC’i‘H‘
hurts.
STAMFORD SO. NORWALK
9 to 5 7 to 8 p.111.
E. BARTHOL, D. C.
o- Painless Chiropractor,
113 Meadow Street, South Nor-walk.
Watch This Space for Week-End
Sale Thursday, Friday
Saturday.
'l‘lieNorwalk Drug Co.
H. A. MEAD, Mgr,
a No Main St. So Norwalk
without the
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:11 1211- ‘
, Norwalk, Conn.
as ssh-I
vant by Hungarian girl, cannot speak,
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WANTED -— FIRST MORTGAGE.
Box 685.1, 1211 South Main street.
m1}? Gt}—
avenue.
Savings‘ ,
Bank held this day, a dividend at the _
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created 1
would carry him from theI
‘ walk.
1 FOR SALE.
FOR SALE~300
111.31 1-2 feet long.
stakes, 20C. A.
nae. Telephone 1384-1.
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FENCE POSTS,‘
25c. Also oyster?
llitch, 54 (‘ove ave-
111213 3'
TO LETo—AI’ARTMENT 0.\'
11am avenue, all improvements.
quire 17 West avenue, South Norwallt,
or 'phone 4518. n12tj 31
P c T-
FOR SALE—LOAM FOR SALE.‘
Stephen Novak, 188 South Alain St. ‘
11125
THREE UN-
to desirable
inquire of S.
South 1
n12tl 3t.
TO LET—T\’t0 0R
nished rooms, «heap
parties. Adults only.
1G.Silii1nan 2-1 West street,
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FOR SALE—PLYMOUTH llUiJK‘i
lihode island lied and White Leg-3
horn eggs. 511. each at Jutiius Browns:
25 lilmgrove street. 111213 311
TO LET—7 ROOM HOUSE, Al.l.-
improvements, " Hawkins avenue,‘
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E t.\‘ aik. i ir 1 re ies. "T‘"
as 0'“ "q" 9 0' p '21:; 31‘ FOR SALE—GRACE 1111.11).\' A
, fine driiing mare ol' the Louis when l
stock, weighs 1,000 pounds, is kind.
and gentle and well worth the money '
TO LET—4 A\'D 5 R0011 AP ART-
ments, alsoti brooms, all the latest im- 1
.1proven1ents; all centrally located. In- “:6 351} ,Also two bottom dump
quire 76 Washington. street. mill; 3t wagons. D' Hershfield, 19 “ 00d 5"”
South Norwaik. 11125 zitI
'ro LET—FROM APRIL 151‘ As - -——~——#~ -w-.. -- '
_1up-todaie house consisting of seven FOR SALE—T\\O Pl.A(l i’UI l~.S
rooms with bath. A very desirable in one W ft., and 01h" 95 “1- 1” m“:
cation. Rent reasonable to the right (lass 311.81%}. Iltiquire P. 0. Box 11.3,1
paity. Also a cottage of six rooms 501"“ XONMK "‘20 ”1
v'th aItial' rove t '01 1111 I
" p' ”up me“ m u' g FOR SALE—FROM mom rtvs 1-.I
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electric lights. Apply to E, .\l. 'i‘ollt's,
11126 3‘t
To LET-SECOND FLOOR, ti
rooms, 91 South Main street. Rent
$113.00. Mrs. S. A. Youngs, 241 East
m2?) 31
acres of land, half way from the cen-
ter of Norwalk to Wolf l’it iiill, off
Westport avenue. About 10 minutes
from center of Norwnlk. Frontage 7001
feet. Land high and level with at
Sound view. improvements not far. SN;
Klein, 38 Main street, .\‘orwalk. n125 3t 1
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i FOR RENT 2 “00“5 F0“ 1.11111'r1 FOR BALE—COLUMBIA TOUR-i
Norwalk Conn, March 18 1915 lhousekeeping Applv
after six; l'iug car in line running order; fulli
1\\est aienue mzt 3' equipment and good tires. Demonstra-1
,tion evenings. Would consider light-'
TO LET -- TWO i1‘.Ol TS W er car in" exchange. Will ii. Wood, Sit-l,
'Swartz & Corbett block, .1,000 square
feet each, steam heat and electrical
‘elevator service, suitable for light
Iinatiut'actnring, will be divided to suit
tenant. For further particaiars, in-
vermine Ave. 1112-1 31'
FOR SALE—LARGE Qt'AN'i‘l’l‘i'
of piles, yellow pine timber, planiti11g,i
slightly 1111911. Would be sold :11 a1
(lulre The Old Well Cig‘dt‘ CO. 11134 if bargain at our wharf, Raymond liras...‘
****** ~ _ ' ‘*— "ww' ‘ -- South Norwuilt. Conn. 11121 lit !
TO LET—Pitt)“ Ai’lill. 15TH, 8 u” --..n ._ ._.
lroom house, with bath and all other- FOR SALE—1K) \111‘ 19,111, To
improvements, 1‘12 Woodward Ave.
'i‘or further particula1s. inquire at'
the office of The Old \\ ell Cigar Co.
ace the line of Alubuei curs before
you buy. Fours and sixes. ilunabouts
and touring $107.1 to $2,000.011e 1'1
11134 U7 passenger Cadillac at a bargain. Onei
"" .,._.__.. r‘ ' Maxwell 1u1111hout. good as new. ti
To ”5"”:“0-‘1‘ “00-“ 5300‘“ 1'. White, rear 113 Washington 51.,
lioor, t3 1-2 Hamilton A1 e.. South .\01‘ South .\'orwulk, t‘onn. i‘l1111~.- .N.
1wallt. Conveniences. Reference re-1Hm158 phone 127,”. 111.1 ”l
fouired min 31 ._ .--.-. ... __ .7 --. ---- 1
close an estate, the valuable property 1
corner of Main St. and l‘enter Ave,
.\orwaik, will be sold. 87 feet froniare
TO LET-5 ROOMS. 1th 801 TiliO“ Main Si, '.53 feet on Center .ivc.
Main St. inquire c. 11:. Hoyt. mts won" ““80 1‘0““1 ”“9 001mg"- 31‘0”,
*__~er'_»__7 ~_M_m_‘“a11d barn. For particulars call or
—T0 LET—5 3001113 ALL 1:11. write Franklin A. Smith, 5.3 Spring,
movements. 92 Vioddward Ave. in-'St., South Norwalk. Tel. 1111. 11120111
quire 90 Woodward Ave, Phone 1106- 2 -~ -~~~ ~ - - ~—— -» ~~ ——
FOR SALE—i915 (OLE BiG SIX
1112-1 3t1
demonstrator for sale, fully guaran-~
To LET—5 ROOM APARTMENT,:teed. \aust Bros. Garage,'17 Chest-
East Washington street, East Nor-inut St., South Norwulk. 11118 1!
Partial improvements, rent.
$12.00. Inquire 64 South Main street, 1
or telephone 60. :29 ti,
,ient room for two; table board, 16
Haviland street. m2-i 3t
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SALVATOR CHARIOTT—-GENER-
TO LET—5 ROOMS AT 57 SPRING1 eral contractor. Estimates given on
St. Inquire of Mrs. R. Tarlov, 1021, all kinds of contract work. he sure.
Taylor Ave. Tel 1165-5,
Startling values
tor Saturday
in house
~ wares
$1.49 heavy Tin Wash Boilers, with
’ metallic bottom, size 8 or 9.. .At 98c
75c 3-ft. heavy Step Ladders. . . .. ..591:
’25c O-Cedar Polish ..........._. 19c
Hardwood. round Wet
keto
.‘1-.o-...u.
5c Toilet Paper, rbll or package,
6 for 19¢,
Plain heavy Glau Table Tumblers.
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3225 heavy Galvanized Ash Can.
with cover
33. sq large size Colonial Gian Punch
Bowls. with 12 glam: . . . . . . . $298
39c round Wire Dlah Drainoro, fitted
with separate compartment for
knives and for-kn 296
$1.75 Adjustable Lace Curtaln
Stntchon with noel. ........o1.39
50: Folding Doll Carriage. . . . . . . .290
251: good quality Rubber Force Cup.
for finite
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Alllel'l F. Melt:
as war waamnovou or.
m Dollar:- auou Not-wall:
, .. rm too-a.
Wash Baa-i
6 for 91:
....sisoi
1011':
0 taken Lem Laundry Coop .....ao,
n30 t! to gat- 0‘" GStunate~ “ 9 Can s‘l‘e 50“
1money. l’hone SIC-3. 26 Wood St.
I share profits with you by giving-
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CONTRACTOR.
Estimates cheerfully furnished
6-8 Wood St., So. Norwalk. 1
PHONE 1589. '
guaranteed tin made into leaders,
hand made, painted inside, tin roof-
ing. plumbing and heating.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN.
1'16 Water Sti Phone 1100-12
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George W. Collin Jr.&Co. ‘
UNDERTAKERS
95 Main St. Norwalk.
Phone 347-4. House 511-12
PHILIP MAZZUCCO
North Taylor Ave. So. Somali;
CONTRACTOR.
Stone, Brick, Concrete, Plaster, Side-
iwnlko, Celnr Digging.
Telephone 1217-2
The little Shop
Spring Fashions.
Sl‘lTS oowxs, waters, con.
sms and rs nsnwnan.
.Ivrrnacrtvn atom-ms.
nonnnars PRICES
1 1:. AND A. CLAVEN,
56 NORTH MAIN ST.
Lady Attendant-Picture Framing.
JUDGE AND liJlll l0
Sll ill Bill Hill
The most unusual and remarkable
case law yarn in the State of Connecti-
cut have participated in within the
_last thirty years will be tried in the
City Hall. on Xorth Main street. dur-
ing the second week of April.
Judge Scott. of the Common Plan
court. and a Jury of twelve men. to be
selected from town- and out“ in his
[field county, will all in the Council
chamber of the City Hall. and 11mm
fondue entry and but." not!
brought against the South Nani!
Trust Company. and «have. by Doo-
1lsy It Hoyt. of this city.
“l Mmohyllthalboollam
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IAtitl’- POTATOES -A&P1
li‘anc) Manic I’otatoes, 14 pounds for .............. 15¢
Fancy Maine Potatoes, a bushel .................... 60¢
Jicsi iiutter, a pound ................. '. ........... 33¢
(inarantecd Fresh Eggs 3 dozcn .................. 20¢
Rundlc's liomc-niade Bréad ................. 41¢ and St
. 124 WASHINGTON ST. _ "
Telephone 909 Free Delivery
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. . ~ . . I. BRESSEV I. BRESSEV I. BRESSEV
()111 newest arrival is
doing nicely, thank you.
The. new store at Fifth
Avenue and 4151 Street, with if
42ml Street entrance, is
proving its \vovtli-specially
to Grand Central com— For Saturday Only.
muters.
1......,.,...1 .....1 1915 Spring Styles in all Colors.
(lev1cc to expedite shopping ’
for men and boys.
Spring clothitt”, furnish . ’ .
ings, hats and shoes.
Everything men and boys 1a ICS 068 , .
wear. - _,
ROGERS, Pns'r COMPANY V alue $2.75
Broadway Broadway '
strainer. "The at3lthSt.
Four
Broadway Corners" Fifth Ave.
at Warren at 41st St.
New York City.
Unit the present time, the United
States Navy had been particularly
fortunate with its submarines. Not a
life had been lost in their operations,
although some of the ships sustained
minor accidents, incident to submarine
maneuvers. European navics, how-
eve1, blue had several serious acci-
dents in which submarines lune gone
(0 the bottom and with their crews, .
11111111 havt been recoycred 1,
it was pointed out todav that Ameri-
Easter "Cards
and
Easter Gills
:BRIGGERMAN BROS.
iSUBMiRINt 6018
' grossing. but that there is nothing de-
‘ lieved to be lying on the ocean bed. is
‘ steep and shelves to a precipitous
, depth of 11111 feet, which is a local rec~
1M0" who was on shore leave, is the
'only member of the crew known
. have escaped.
.early yesterday near the harb’or en-
1 full of mow. .
can submarines lune onc‘t'eature of
Hanlord 64 North Maine construction intended to meet just
. - ‘ such an emergency as confronts the
”(Kit Stréet F4. On their outer skin are large
eyes into which grappling hooks being
trailed from rescue ships on the sur-
face may catch and the sunken mitt
may be hauled into shallow water or
to the surface.
The waters of Honmnlu
where the F4 lies. have volcanic rock
formations at their bottom, with llill.
sharp peaks and deep narrow pockets.
'i‘l11 fear is that the l"--i may li'tvc lull
en i11111'om- of thc iatlcr.
DOGS TO BE LOOKED AFTER.
Commissioner Phelps Orders Muzzles
or Quarantine for Canmeti
All dogs within the borders of Hit
City of Norwalk must be nuizzled.
This decree was ordered by Commie
sioner of Domestic Animals. Jefl‘res
0. Phelps. of Hartford. who this at
ternoon over the telephone informed
Dog Warden Thomas F. Walsh. that
within a day or two, he will-advertise
in the Norwaik papers that dogs must
will prove a soruce of entertainment in
the public of this city after the 111111111
Woik- Moelier arson fi{fuse is linishea
before ludge Keogli. -
harbor.
DOWN tiff HAWlll
(Continued from first page).
;-yst(",1l 111111 been destroyed 01' that
death had overtaken the company.
Lieut. Alfred 1., Ede was in coin
niand of l-‘-4 during yesterday‘s target
practice. ‘
Wireless messages early today front
vessels searching for the missing sub
marine state that the work is pro-
tinite to report. The fate of the mea
aboard the submarine is still a matter
of conjecture. apprehension predomi-
hating.
T i if ' -
lie s10re 0 which the F4 is be their owners.
The final straw came this morning
when a dog. supposed to be mad, ter-
rorized for over an hour, the neigh-
1~orhood in the vicinity of South Main
and Meadow streets.
A small black-and-tan terrier, raced
down Meadow street. snapping and
biting at objects along the road, and
finally running into\ the yard of Mrs.
Godfrey, on the lower end of South
Main street.
Sill/GYM women were in~ the near
viciniiy't'and the dog ran for them. the
ladies beating a hasty retreat into a
house. A passer-by, in an automobile,
telephoned Chief of PoliI‘e William
R. Pennington, that a dog, showing
drop. it the submarine lies in 35 111.
thorns of water, it is beyond the reach
of divers and. it is feared. will only
work deeper to the dropping-off point.
Divers yesterday descended to a
0rd, and were drawn up unconscious.
Relatives of members of the crew
here arefifrantic for newe. James M.
Hoggett,‘electrlcian, of Macedonia,
to
Other’submarines stationed here are
engaged in searching the ocean bed
for the missing F A. while the naval
every indication of being'baad,“ was
tug Navajo and other vessels are gray: raising havoc in this vicinity.
pling for the submarine. Shortly a The. chief notified Dog \\'arden.
ter midnight the Navajo and the tug
intrepid repopted their lines fast, at a
depth of 35 fathoms, to what was be-
lieved to be submarine F-l. Other ves-
sels of the submarine fleet immediate-
ly went to the spot to investigate
The flotilla of submarines stationed
here were engaged in target practice
Thomas F. Walsh, who immediately
investigated. The warden, borrowing
a shot-gun from a South Main street
Catching sight of him. the dog sprung.y
for the warden. growling viciously,
to this the dog ran around the yard
biting and snapping at everything in
sight.
ing, which would indicate he had
probably been bitten by anoth‘er dog.
\‘0 one, so far as nould he teamed.
has been bitten. (‘omn-islloner Phieps
has ordered the dogs head sent to
Mlddlctown for rabble teats.
All through the state, including
Dario: and Wentporl. on each aide of
Namath. Commissioner i’helna has is-
nued tantalum
trance when the F-4 was submerged.
WASHINGTON, March 2ti.—~—lt the
submarine [H is sunk in 120 fathoms
of water—720 teen—us Honolulu dis-
patches report. naval officers have no
hope what ever that any of her crew
of 25 is alive. A1 such depth the) any
the submarine taunt be crushed and
Early today the .\'avy Department
received this dispatch from Con-noo-
«mmhlthmo- 00-th .....a-.-. -.-...
Int M division at tho Paella cmuum (u gppgp 9,
Ion. of Honolulu: WWIV ALLIGA'HOOI
.. 1min al the M Vol... 5.
M h“ m " ' " '“ m ”It tum lm cinnamon 11111111111 w
W an Inn. ”- W " "’ Freshman vim us churned with
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htohyhtb-aotvoutm 11411 fl 1111mm
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be muzzled or tied up in the yards of
resident. cautiously entered’the yard.|
but he was speedily killed. Previous‘
The tip of his nose was hieedy
Special for Saturday only. This shoc has grcy top,
patcnt or gun metal.
$1.25 Waists Saturday 90c
especially,
\Vc have been told our line of Waists is
plcasing, and our $1.25 line is a special feature with 115.
$3.00 Trimmed llats Sat.
Only $1.95
.\ lurg‘c assortment it) Sclcct from.
For those who know values Sat-
urday here will he harvest
time on the above articles.
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119 Washington St. So. Norwall;
Head to Foot Clothiers for Ladies and Misses.
SATt'JnoAY sections,
East 1111511115111 Cash drecery .
Free Delivery.
Phone 743-3.
Delirious t‘rcztnicrv lluttcr, :1 ii). ................... 29¢ >
l"“11111ss litttur in p1ints .......................... 271/;
Pure l tat 1.21111 .1 ll). ......... . ................... 12¢
$111111} 'nrcsh 1': gas, :1 (1112111 ..................... ‘23¢;
Granulated Si‘frar. l7 lhs ................ ' ......... $1 00 L
l .111c_\ l’s,otat0c 14 lbs ...................... I: ..... 16¢
iicstlamilvFlourahag ‘ 95¢
CIisco cut to .................................... 21¢ ..
\laqnolta 01 Um cr Milk. a can .................... 10¢
Delicious L111 ctt (om, 4 cans ................. ' . . .. 25¢
Toilet i1ssttc, 1 5c rolls .......................... I.‘
Campbell s or Rittcr s Beans a can ................
lloidcn' s inaporated Milk, 2 cans ................. 15¢
l autv l \aporatcd Apples.a ' pkg. ........... 21...“. .9¢ .
l ancy Sliced l’ineapples, zeans ........... V. . . .. ._.‘,‘.., 25¢' .
Durihams (ocozmut,10c 1111.1: till to ...) ............ 8¢1
\\ hitc Rose Locoa, 1— —2 lb. can ......... ‘ ............ 15¢
l\o_val Lunch .\lilk Crackers. 3 lbs. .............. 25¢
‘11. “ STULL
24 Cottage Street.’ East Nor-walk.“
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m OUR BET. .
“What in this conveinuione' Iva!
follt give every now and than!” . '
“'1‘“. “mm“ ‘1” I" '.‘ "Thatu 11111 111111.11 for bridge with.
out prices of the movement. wl’hiladniphla Public UNI".
made after midday by some of the
prominent rail") sham. notably ”MW .. . ..
When Mic. The Southern map
was especially strong, tool-ville an!
Sub!“ Ifl Atlantic Cult Lino
m 8 or non noble.
TODAY IN WAIoL STREET.
High-
were
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$.83 unto. the mama-i
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