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Wants!
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For Sale,
face or Caps, Double Price.
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Miscellaneous
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“Ads.”——To Let,
Business and
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WANTED—TO STORE 88 NOTE‘
player piano, rolls and bench with Putnam Av,e. all improvements.
reliable family Preference will be 111ml" partitulars inquire “-
given to party Who-would buy for Slauson. a View Crest.
cash, or installments if references‘walk- :
are given. “Piano" care Sentinel.
lilili NBIICIS
‘DMDEND N°T'°E' ..TO LET—DESIRABLE APART-
Fairfieflia county ”“1““ Bank, lment of four up todate rooms and
Norw,alk Conn, March 18,1915 bath all improvements,
-\t a meeting of the Board of Direct- Also two furnished rooms. light
ors of the Fairfleld County Satings Mbousekeeping Inquire 2 High street
Bank held this day, a dividend at the:
rate of four per cent per annum, was
declared to depositors, from the
earnings of the six months ending
For
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TO LET—THREE,
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FOUR ANDY
,flve room apartments. Also six rooms
{v1 ith all the latest improvements All
:centrally located. inquire 715 \‘l' ash-
iington street. at 3t
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TO LET—5 ROOMS. ALL
provements, 92 Wooduard Ave. in-
March 31-1915- quire 90 “oodward Ave. P110116
The same will be entered on pass 1106~2 n131 3t.
books and paid on and after April
””1' 1915' TO LET -— Two Dor'rs 151'
By order of the Board of Directors,
BEYMOUR CURTIS,
Tneasurer.
elevator service, suitable for light
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PHILIP MAZZUCCO
tenant.
quire The Old Well Cigar Co, m2~i tf
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TO LET. l
I 'FOR SALE .——Single cylinder, 4 Itiorsel
TO RENT -— FIRST FLOOR. 62;,
South N01-‘
West 51W“- lorchard. For sale cheap for cash. Ad}
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three family houses. Address 11. F.
ITurney, 628 State St., Bridgeport,
1Conn. unit (it
Swartz & Corbett block, 5,000 square,
feet each, steam heat and electrical?
manufacturing, will be divided to suit;
For further particulars, in—:
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. FOR SALE. '
pow er, “'i’ope 1n0t01c\(-,io belt 1
drive, Very quiet running. in good .
condition throughout.- Price $100.;
0. A Johnson, 11; Hillside Street,1
South Norwaih: al—3t 1
FOR SALE—ONE 6 FT. COUNTER:
glass show case; also two notion cab-3
inets. inquire at N. E. Ryan Co's,
‘store, 86 Washington St. at (it
FOR SALE—BEAUTIFUL iiUNGA-s
low site, about seven sires, short‘
distance from Wilton Fine w,ell small
d1ess ‘Adwrtisrr" R F. D. 30, Stain;
111 3t:
FOR SALE—idiitST— CLASS R00“-
.ing house (16 rooms) fully furnished‘
and rented, centrally located. Bar-
gains in real estate—one, two and
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FOR SALE — LIGHT BRAMAH
:eggs for hatching; also healthy Bram-
lah hens now laying. Can be seen at;
any time. 37 Raymond St., South Nor-
1' walk. n13l 31 ‘
North Taylor Avc. So. Norwalli
CONTRACTOR.
Stone, Brick, Commie, Plaster. Side
walks, Cclar Digging
Telephone 1211-2
TO LET—FROM APRIL 15TH,
improvements. 62 Woodward
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TO LET-5 ROOMS. 100 SOUTH
Main St. _.InquireC E. Hoyt 11118 tf
Fa- Up-todoto Service Call
Fred H. Ganun'.
Funeral Director and Embolmor
Office and Rooldgnes
Tolophons 904.
u so. Main 81., so. Nortnlk,
_To LET—5 ROOM APAR'I‘MENT‘,‘
East Washington street, East Nor-
walk. Partial improvements rent
$12. 00; also 5 room apartment 39
Chapel street, Norw Inquire iii
South Main street, or telephone 60.
129 if
TO LET—5 ROOMS AT 57 SPRING
St. Inquire of Mrs. R. Tariov, 102
Taylor Ave. 'l‘el 1165-5. 1130 ti.
“ LOOK!
I share profits with you by giving
you the lowest prices on 15 years
gunrnntecd tin made iitto lenders,
hund-mndc, painted insidc, tin roofv
lng, plumbing and heating.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN. \
56 Water St) Plume 110042
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The Little Shop
CHIROPRACTIC.
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 up.
posite, Health, arc condltlbns of or-
gans, not objects or concrete things
and that the power which created
man also placed within him. the me.
chanism which. it kept in perfect ad-
justment. would carry him from the
cradle to the grave, in uninterrupted
ease and cemfort.
Try CHIROPRACTIC without the
hurts.
STAMFORD 80. NORWALK
9 to 5 7 to 3 9.111.
E. 'BAR'IHOL, D. C.
. Painless Chiropractor,
as Meadow sweet. soda. Norwalk.
\i‘ 11m 11“
1316 to 11183
' . Security Bldg, 1115 Mair
U 8 Potent om
BRIDGEPOBT. P"
Spring-R
Fashions
Suits. Gowns, Waists, Cor-
sets and Underwear. '
Attractive Models.
. Moderate Prices
II. and A.
HAVEN”?
56 North Main~ Street
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DUTY WELL DONE.‘ ‘
A lumber buyer was staying over-
:- Michael Luhrano ‘-:'
8
room house. with bath and all otherI
Ave.|
For further particulars, inquire inland touring. 31075 to 32,000. One 5
the ofllce Of The Old Well 0188? 00- I-passenger Cadillac at a bargain. One.
"124 (“Maxwell runabout,
South Norwalk, Conn. Phone MU.’
illouse phone 1279-2.1n2i tt
1 MISCELLANEOUS.
‘der disorders come from sluggish kid-
_ sediment, irregular of passage or at-
FOR SALE—D0 NOT FAIL 'I‘O1
see the line of Aubuen cars before
you buy. Foul-send sixes. 'Runaboutsi
G.
St, ,
good as new
‘P White, rear 113 Washington
i PAINTING Paruuiiwxmxofl
rdecorating Painter‘s supplies. wall
1paper, up to- date styles, lowest pricesu
[Estimates cheerfully given. Trial 01".
fitters solicited. Tel. 100 Alcxnndcr’
lWhite, 61 1-2 Ely Ave. . al into
I BOARD—ROOM AND BOARD FOR
Itwo young men in private home. All
improvements and use of phone. (‘cnv-
trnlly,lorated. Phone 704, :11 3t
SALVATOR CHARIOTT— GENER-
eral contractor. Estimates g1vcn on
all kinds of contract work. ile sure1
; toget our estimate. We can save you ;
‘money.
Phone 816-3. 211 Wood St. E
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FOUND. 3
FOUND — FUR mum-n NEAR'
Belle llsland ‘rossing. Owner mayi
haversame by braving property and?
paying charges. Capt. I). P. Morreilfl
Rowayton,. 11! 3t’
SIIIS IS IINE f0ll.
.IilllNEYS, QIIII Mill
Flush the Kidneys at Once When
Back Hurts or Bladder Bother-o,
No man or. women who eats meat
regularly can make a mistake by
flushing the kidneys occasionally;
says a well known authority. Meat
forms uric acid which clogs the kid
ney pores so they‘siuggishly filter or
strain only part. of the Waste and pot-
sons from the blood, then you'aget
sick. Nearly all rheumatism, head-
aches. liver trouble. nervousness, con-
lstipation, dizziness, sieeplessness blad-
neys. ‘
The moment you feel a dull ache in
the kidneys or your back hurts, or it
the urine is cloudy, offensive, full of
tended by a sensation of scalding, get
_ OONTRAO'IOR night in a little farm house in the 1
Estimates cheerfully furnished backwoods of Northern Georgia. ‘The i
~6- s “ . man of the house did nothing but sit 5
99am» 80 ho orwaik by the fire and chew tobaccco. The
I’HONE 1589. lumberman had told him he had held
his job for seven years.
l-hlespoonfui in a‘glass of water before
about’ four ounces of Jad Salts from
any reliable pharmacy and take a ta.
breakfast for few days and your kid-
neys will then act fine. This famous
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“You got me beat." said the old
MODERN FACILITIES ‘ crabkei “I've only held mine for six
:1 f ‘ " years."1
Do 5’2“ live “I the city or the “What is your job?“ asked thelum-
country 9 berman.
"Oh, I sit by de fire and watch dat
de kids don' t fall in.’
“What do you do in the summer?‘ '-<
he asked.
"I sit by the well and pull do kids
out\when dey falls In." i
.“What wm you do when the child-‘
ran grow up and don't need watch-i
lng?’ ' he asked.
“Den I s'pose l'se goner take things
easy and retire." he said. -Phtladolphlax;
"My residence is what you might
call hyphenated. I'm a1 commuter.'—
Washington Star.
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'A simple test for watered milk is in
general use in Germany. A well pol-
ished knitting needle is dipped Into a
deep vessel of milk, and immediately
withdrawn in an upright position. If
the ample to pure. some or the fluid
Public ledger.
Iwill ban; to the needle: but if water
has been added to the milk oven in’ .‘M'N'L WANT AD.
omen proportion. the fluid will not u. are performing «wines for hundreds:
hose to the noodle ‘
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or Narration ovory day. no you
“£- tum than?
Iflush clogged kidneys and stimulate
salts is made from the acid of grapes
and lemon juice, combined with lithla
and has been used for generations to
them to activity, also to neutralise
the acids in tirine so it no longer cans
es irritation, thus ending éladder dis-
orders.
Jad Salts is inexpensive and cannot
injure; makes a delightxul efferves-
cent “thin-water drink which 311 reg- .
uior meat eaters should take now and
then to keep the kidneys clean and
the blood pure, thereby avoiding sort-
ons kidney complications.
—-Boordcro watch Sentinel Want
Ads. when the “mood on more"
out. than.
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GreatSaleoiIlighOsssl-‘astcr
Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts.
Waists and Millinery. 1 ‘
AT PRICES CONSIDERABLE LESS THAN YOU HAVE‘BEEN PAYING
To the women who know superior garments when they see them we ex-
tend a most cordial invitatlon to tin-H and you‘ll convince yourself that
better made or more up to date clothes never came to this ,town as this
is the only store in town where you get the best merchandise for less
money that you would have to pay for interior goods elsewhere.
LADIE§' and Misses surrs FROM $8.93 to $25.
cons PROM $4.50 UP To $20
sK1RTs~FRoM $1.93 UP
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Silk Dresses from $7.98 to $25. Come to see out. wonderful
Waisto from 98c up to $7.98.
line of
HATS from 59c Up to $250 you pay more than double elsewhere.
WE ALTER FREE OF CHARGE.
THIS STORE WILL BE OPEN AUL DAY GOOD FRIDAY.
THE PARI
33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Cloaks 81
Millinéry
SOUTH NORWALK.
A WEEK
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Telephone 909
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SPECIALS . A a r
Guarantct-d I:l't'\Il Eggs. 3 don-11 ...................
licst Creamery liuttcr. a pound ....................
20¢
32"
l'otatocs. I'aut'y Maine, 3 lmslicl ., ................. 6“,
“Cal Hour. a bag ............................... 81,05
THE GREAT A. 81 P. TEA’ CO.
124 WASHINGTON ST.
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Free Delivery‘
JUST FOUR LEFT
I“tit’tll(‘l‘I_\' prICC'I at $14.00, $143.00. $18.01»
:-: NOW $8.00
1:31Il bctl is cquippctl with 21 111111311 \t‘irc sprit‘ig.
aic haigains
RAYMOND 8. SON
JHE LONG ESTABLISHED AND RELIABLE FIRM
48 MAIN STREET, NORWALK.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
'l‘hey _ 'T
'1' 'a"‘ '1' - -J '1' 'I./.:' .
ilic g‘tn‘t‘l‘lllllt'lll be reduced, and that all
cmulcnmctl l1_\‘ thc PI‘IZL‘ Court bc
port of coal.
ships
trans- ~,
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cut-111)"
usctl for the
NICW YUltlx'. April 1.——'l‘l1rcc (icrman submarines
\t‘t‘l‘t‘ sightcrl ofi' thc H‘ook of Holland by the Holland-
.>\111crican Lincr Potsdam, which al'l'th'lI here today. The
" pcriscopcs of the submarines were observed by the I
Potsdam about two miles off the Hook. The undcr-wa- '1
tcr craft followed the ship for a short distance without I
attempting to stop her anti then branchctl off in different !
(Iifi'crcnt dircctions. '
Bicntontl 'chma. two years OItI, on the way with his .
mother to Springfield. Mass. tlicd 011 the ship and was
buricd at sea, _(
I’crsia. \l'ctlncsday. March 31. via l’ctro«
grad. April 1. 11:20 a. 111.. and London. 2:25 p. m.—Hos-
tilitics bt-tivccn Russian and Turkish forces in Persia
hntc bccn rcsumed. On ~March 25 the Russians tlcfeatv
('(I thc lurks in a sanguinary battle at ~.\tkntur north of
Ililmnn, i11 Northucstcrn l’crsia.
'I‘hc 'I'urks lust 1.1.000 in killctl, \vountlctl and
'l‘:\liRlZ.
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gun s.
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Pass the; Bill
Men’fII‘S‘uiis. ill it $22
Women’s Suits .112 to $25 \I\
OPEN AN accofmr TODAY
PAY THE ‘ EASY WAY.
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()I’HN MONDAY AND S.\1‘I'IU).\Y EVENINGS.
42 SO. MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
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cruisers off the Virginia Capes in wait for the German
raider Prinz Eitcl Frnedrich. are overhauling all ships in
that vicinity and looking them over. He says his tug Arl-
vance. on I!“ last trip, was overhauled by the British
cruiser Esscxand closely inspected under searclilights.
but was not stopped.
MADRID, April 1. via Paris—Telegrams received
here today fifim Las PalmaiCanary Islands, say that thc
Hamburg—American steamer Macedonia has succeeded in
making her escape and evading British cruisers. and has
sailed for South American waters The Macedonia is
laden with supplies believed to be intended for German
warships.
The Macedonia interned at LasPalmas on Nov 13.
. She was reported to have slipped out of the harbor
there on March 18, bttt this was denied and subsequently
there were conflicting reports about her.
LONDON, April Isa-Two British aeroplanists have
made an attack upOn the German" submarine base at
Zeebruge, in which they were partially successful.
LONDON, April 1, 8. 55 p. m.‘—'I hc committee ap-
painted by the Board of Trade to inquire into the
causes for the rise in the retail prices of coal for domes—
tic use recommends in its teport that, if the prices do
not‘ return soon to a reasonable level, the government
should consider a plan for assuming control of the out,
put of the colleries duripg the continuance of the war.
Meantime it is recommended that exports of coal to
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Sorority Building
1115 Main Street
UPSTAIRS.
, Bridgeport
uncrs. as \chI as 111;111_\'
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Sample
Shoes
Dresses are Worn shorter,
therefore Boots are in
greater demand this
spring.
\\'c havc a larg‘c assortmcnt. Among tltc many styles »
showing arc ,
IMPERIAL BUCK
Patcnt lcatltcr trimmed lace boots, rcal Fifth Avcnuc $6.00
’ $4.00
GAITER BOOTS
Patent lcathcrfgray and fawn tops: $5.00 grade.
$3.50.
GAITER BOOTS
Patent leather and gun metal, gray and sand tops.
$3. 0.0
GAITER BOOTS
PI lack cloth tops.
$2. 85
COLONIALS.
P‘atcnt .two strap. sand and suede quarter.
’ - ' .$3.50~
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OPEN ALL DAY FRIDAY.
Ladle? Santpic. Shoe Parlorlé ‘
i 1116 Main St.
security Building,
Tako iolvotor.
.Bridgom .
,Up Ono Flight ‘
neutral countries be restricted, that steps be taken to
provide fuel for next winter,i’hat~the freight rates charg-
ed on interned steamers which have been taken over by '
s;
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