. me see a anaemia:
Classified
For Sale,
ts!
Professional Cards, "and
Miscellaneous
“1381me Advertisements on this page, Twent y-Five Words or Less, 25c
Three Times, 60c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
incisor Caps, Double Price -
1’11. ”4-10 Let
Business - and
WANTED. . 1 ..
, WANTED—TWO YOUNG MEN-
1m room and board in private home.
'All improvements and use of phone.
Centrally located. Phone 704.111 3t
,.
HAVE A CONTRACT TO 018-
ptribute a million Free Pkgs.
powder, with soaps etc. Want relia-
lin, Chicago.
W
8.3 11;
reliable family Preference will be
. given to party who would buy tor
cash. or installments_ if references
are given. “Piano" care Sentinel.
[Hill lllllllllS
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of ‘Norwalk, 11s.,
Court, March 19,’ A. D.. 1915.
\ .
:Webb, late of Brooklyn, in the City
and State of New York, deceased.
. The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and
allowed six months 1er the date
hereof for the creditors of said Estate
to exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect‘ta present their
accounts, properly attested, within
said time, will be} debarred a recov-
ery. All persons indebted to said Es-
tate are requested to make immediate
payment to .
THE 3500111
00.,
.:‘
NORWALK TRUST
\ Administrator.
Per C. E.‘ Hoyt, Treasurer.
. (112027-113
_«¥l~
. -DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Fairflelila county savings Bank,
Norwalk. Conn, March 18, 1915.
At a meeting of the Board of Direct-
ors of the F‘airfleld Copnty Savings
Bank held this day, a dividend at the
rate or four per cent. per annum, was
, declared“ to depositors, from the
earnings of the six months ending
March 31, 1915.
The same will he entered on pass
books and paid on and after April
10th,1915. I
By order of the Board of Directors,
SEYMOUR CURTIS.
Treasurer.
‘-
North Taylor Ave. 80. Nor-wall”.
CONTRACTOR.
Stone, Brick, Concrete, Plaster, Sirlo-
walks, Cclar Digging.
Telephone 1217-2
ror blossom 1...... c'...
V ‘ 'Frod H Glnung.
,unofal Director arid Embalmot
V , Oldde and Residues-
. j WfTolophono 904.
V I4 Bo..-:Main It. so. Namely.
soap:
i‘er Building. C. T.VMcGovern.
his men and women to help. 815.00, -—
weekly, Waverly Brown, 730 N. Frank-l
lbath, all improvements. West street; '
WANTED—T0 STORE 88 NOTE also two furnished rooms, light house
player piano, mils and bench, wuhlkeepiug inquire 2 High .St
Probate "
Estate in Conecticut of Willetl
PHILIP VMAZZUCCO’ _.
, easoqet known to man. It proclaims
TO LET.
TQ LET—ONE FIVE ROOM A
Epa1tn1ent,$i2.00, and one” six room
i1.111111111116201,$13.00 inquire at 108V
South Main street, or telephone 1342- 5. l
a3 31
T0 LET—FRONT OFFICE, KEEL-
a3 3t
WWW
TO LET—DESIRABLE APART-
ment of four on v—to date rooms and
83 31
TO LET—V—FIRST FLOOR AT "NO. 7
Orchard St.. ‘Norwaik. ’ —Aii improve-
ments. inquire of Dr. Wm. J. Tracey
or Frank. J. Donahue. a3 :itV|
V.— w...
TO LET —- SIX ROOM APART-
ment. All improvements. 45 Fairileld.
Ave. Inquire at 47 Fairiield Ave.
113 st
To LET-A VERY DESIRABLE
house of seven rooms, with all mod-
ern improvements. Also cottage of
six rooms, with partial improvements}
including electric lights. Possession
immediately, Apply E. M. Tolles, 146
South Main street. :13 at
T0 LET—WEST AVE. 10 ROOM
house, 2 baths. Also halt house, 7
rooms, and ’bath. K. F. W., care Sen-
tinel. " a3 31
TO RENT -— FIRST FIJOOR, 62
Putnam Ave. all improvements. For
further particulars inquire H. B.
Slauson, (I View Crest, South Nor-
waik. 111 at
TO LET—THREE, FOUR AND
five room apartments. Also six rooms
with all the latest improvements. All
Véeptrally located. inquire 76 Wash-
ington street. ’ a1 3t
TO LET -— TWO Lorre 1N
Swartz & Corbett block, 5,000 square
feet each, steam heat and electrical
elevator service, suitable torV light
manufacturing, will be divided to suit
tenant. For further particulars, in-
quire The Old Well Cigar Co, m24 tf
.TO LET—FROM APRIL 15TH, 8
room house, with bath and all other
improvements,'-62 Woodward Ave.
For further particulars, innuire at
the oiilce 01 The Old Well Cigar Co.
. m24. tf
TO LET—5 ~ROOMS.~ 100 SOUTH
Main St. Inquire C. E. 'Hoyt. m18 ti
T-O LET—5 BOOM APARTMENT.
East Washington street. East " Nor-
walk. V Partial imprOvements, rent
$12.00; also 5 room apartment 39
Chapel street .Norwalk. inquire 64
South Main street, or telephone 60
.129 1:1
. 'ro Leras‘noohts AT 57 seems
St., Inquire ole-Mrsrn. Tarlov. .102
Taylor Ave. Tel 1165-5. 1110 11
1.0sz
. I-sharc profits with you by giving
you the lowest prices on 15 years
guaranteed tin made into leaders.
o
111g, plumbing and heating.
' HENRY A. HEGELEIN.
5“. Water Ski; . ,
V‘ cmnornnc'rm. - . .
Is good and the coming profession.
it is the best method of relieving dis-
;to the world that disease and its 01!-
posite, Health, are donditions or or-
gans, not objects or concrete things
and that the power thich created
"‘ Conn.
hand made, painted inside, tin root- .
* Phone 110111:
, man also placed within him. the me-
chanism which it .kept in perfect ad-
Iustment, would carry him from the
ease and comfort
Try CHIROPRACTIC without the
hurts. 1 .-
STAMFORD .. SO. NOBVWALE
-DV to 5 7 to 8 Mn.
V E man-10L D. c.
’ -. Painless Chiropractor,
I: I3 Meadow Street, South Nowolk.
to
.dhu:
_
:1- Mlchaei Lubran =:
V CONTRACTOR
tinnitus numerous tarnished
as wood st. . Sb'iNmflk-
, 11110111115111. ,
. cradle to the “grate, In uninterrupted ‘
FOR SALE.
FOR SALEfiAPPERSON JACK‘
Rabbit, live passenger touring car, i
completely orethaulcd and painted.
Price 5275. Can be seen at 6 Pine St.,
at any day or time. 113 31
FOR SALEe—JSIO MODEL BUICK
we»;
Suits, Coats Dresses Skins,
waists and Millinery
AT PRICEVVS CONSIDERABLE LESS THAN YOU HAVE BEEN PAYING
To the womeniwho know superior garments when they see them we ex-
tend amost cordial invitation to call and you'll convince yourself that
better made or more up to date clothesVnever 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
LADIES’ and 3115558 sun's FROM sass TO :25.
COATS FROM $4.50 up T0 520
SKIRTS FROM $1.93 up
Silk Dresses from $7.98 to $25. Come to see out wohderful
Waist: from 98c up to $7.98. «
line of
HATS from 59c up to 52.50 you pay more than double elsewhere.
auto, 4 passenger; good running or-
der. top. windshield, tools, 4 good?
shoes, etc., 8100. Vv F. Amblel, Row-,1
ayton. a3 3t}
FOR SALE—Single cylinder, 4 liorsel
power. “Pope" motorcycle, belt:
drive, Very quiet running. In good!
condition throughout. Price $100.
0. A. Johnson. 16 Hillside Street,
South ‘Norwaik. ai—3t
FOR SALE—ONE 6 FT. COUNTE .
glass show case; also two notion cab-
inets. inquire at N. E. Ryan «Cola
store, 86 Washington St. 111 3t
\
FOR SALE—BEAUTIFUL HUNGA-
low site, about seven acres,‘ shert
distance from Wilton. Fine well, small
orchard. For sale cheap for cash. Ad-
dress “Advertiser'f R. F. 11,510, Stam-
ford. al at
FOR SALE—RIRST-CLASS ROOM-
Ing house (16 rooms) tuily furnished
and rented, centrally located. Bar-
gains in real estate—one, two and
three family houses. Address E. F.
Turney, 528 State St., Bridgeport,
msl 6t
FOR SALE—D0 NOT FAIL TO
see the line of Auhnen cars before
you buy. Fours and sixes. Runabouts
and touring, 5107510 ”1000-. One 5
passenger Cadillac at a bargain. One
Maxwell runabout. good as now".
P. White, rear 113 Washington St.,
South Ndrwalk, Conn. Phone 3-40.
House phone 12702. 1024 It
MISCELLANEOUS.
.
(1.0
WE ALTER FREE OF CHARGE.
THIS STORE WILL BE OPEN ALL DAY GOOD FRIDAY.
Clocks 81;
Millinery
$001111 NORWALK.
THE PARIS
33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
”ATTITUDE or Russm OVER ITALY’SV TERRI-
TORIAL ,ASPIRATIONS MADE KNOWN.
m
Lockwood was torpedoed by a (icrman submarine l riday
night, 01? Start Point, in Dcvonslurc. lbc membms of
the crch were saved. ‘
The steamer Lockwood was owned in London.
in 1&1), she was of 677 ions at 236 feet long.
I
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Built
PARIS, April 3, 5.21. m.—-—'l‘hc,family oi Cludc Cass—
imcr—Pcrricr, son of the former President of France,
has been informed that he was killed in battle and was
buried near Rhcinis. He was a lieutenant in Ville 19th
lutantrv regiment and was reported missing on Jan 21;.
l’rmiously his relatives had been informed that ho had
lltCll scvcrcl) wounded and taken prisoner.
I
PARIS. April 3, 6:10 a. 1n.—'—.~\ bomb which had
failed to cxplodc was {blind in the garden of the (En-ck
chntion at Sofia, Bulgaria, close to the 111inistq‘sprimtc
officc. according to a Haves dispatch from Athens. An
investigation is being made by tin-police.
l.(,).\’.l)(")1\‘, April 3,-, 3 3:7 :1 111.—-~\ Rutttv dispatch
from licrgen‘esny. tlic Norevtgian Consul at Lisbon bus
PAINTING -— PAPER-HANGING,
decorating. Painter's supplies;
Estimates cheerfully given.
ders solicited. Tel.
White, 61 1-2 Ely Ave.
BOARD—ROOM AND BOARD FOR
improvements and use-oinhone. Cen-
trally located. Phone 704, at at
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.
FOUND.
FOUND-.PAY ENVELOPE AT
South Norwalk station today. Owner
may have same by proving property.
Apply Sentinel Cities. 113' It
EFOUND -- FUR «murmunan
Belle tisland Crossing. Owner may
have saine by proving propérty and
paying charges. Capt. D; P. Morrell,
Rowayton, at It
. .‘V s. Potenl‘dfii
13.8 to 1553
Security Bldg, 1115 11111. .
ilsmnnnpon't. co ‘
‘ tfiluwnw I‘L-‘P‘Hnb n47? -
BUSINESS ENTERPRISE
“How long must I wait for my pre-
scription?”
"Forty minutes," enamored the
‘dru‘gglst; “but you can pass the time
pleasantly. We give ydu your choice
or admission to our picture show.
tango parlor or open bridge tourna-
ment."-—Louisvilie Courier-Journal.
-‘-’--_-——~—:-—-——-—‘——— .
. . IMPOSSIBLE -
"I was outspoken in my sentiments
V1.
evening. ,
spentlue'lfinopt AdiV‘bl‘iugV‘
to. rare: '
I’Wlib outspoke you?"=--Nation'dl‘”Montn~
wall
paper, up-to-date styles. lowest prices. 1
Trial or-I
400 Alextinder‘
at 11110; , _
i A. (Vllscn and Company, of ii organ.
two young men in private home. All V
rcporicd‘lo the owners that lllt Norwegian stcamcr l.0(‘\-
laltkcn was struck by projectiles during the German
; bombardment of Libau and scriously damaged. Captain,
Hendsland was killed by :1 Sllt‘ll fragment. ‘
'l‘bc Locvstakken is 11 vcsscl of 21100 tons, owned by "
I
.wwwvw w w. ___~_ w_,,__________0_ "'7'” I.
lTHE NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN, &.
HARTFORD RAILROAD COM-
' ‘ PANY.
To the Stockholders of The New York,
,..._...‘-. ..... .m~_......._.
MOTHER AND CHILD DROP OUT‘
OF SIGHT
BRIDGEPORT, April 3-—- One 011
the most baffling mysteries wgich l company:
the police °f Bridgeport and cw Notice Is hereby givert that 11 spec
York have been called upon to solve 1111 meeting of the stockholders of
1“ many months, was put into their‘ The \‘ew ‘1',ork New Haven and Hart
hands yesterday afternoon by uleVitord Railroad Company will he held
distracted relatives of pretty Mrs. l
Daisy Robotham, 25 years old, of
Herkimer. N. Y., who, with her littlei
three-year-old son, Arthur, has disap-
peared as completely as though' the
earth had Vopencd‘nnd swallowed her.
K Just a week ago. on March 25, Mrs. ,
Roboham left her home in Herkimer,
to come to Bridgeport to visit hex
sister-in-law, Mrs. Henry Backuauof
639 Barnum avenue. She wrote her itiompany' s treasury
sisten-an-Viaw that she was . about 1.01
come to Bridgeport, but the sister-
in law waited in vain for her yester—
day.
Mrs. Backus learned yesterday that
on Saturday. the 24th
propositions: '
to 1,571,179 shares
the State of Connecticut, approved.
.March 1-9tb, 1915,
New Haven and Hartford Railroad ,
at Harmonie Hall. 9 Elm street, in
the city of New Haven, Connecticut.
day of April,
1915, at twelve o’clock noon. to coh-
sider and act upon the‘ following
1. To reduce the capital stock of
this Company from 1,800,170 shares
by retiring and
cancelling 228, 991 shares now in this “
2. To accept the amendment to the .,
charter 01 this corporation contpined
in an Act of the General Assembly of
entitled’V“An Act : ’
. she had arrived safely in‘ Bridgeport
Mrs. Robohnm with the little boy,ieft
her home gibound tor iii-id orta
week ago. Pier husband endother rel-
atives an Herkimer supposed that
York, New‘iiaven ond‘rHartVlord non-
road Company,” and to authorize the
in conferred
and was staying at Mrs. Backus“
home. ‘ ’V
-What happened to Mrs Roboham
after she left her home in Herkimer
no one yet knotvs Although every 119-
chatter 01,1111: corporation contained
in an Act passed by the General As-
amending the charter of The New
directors to exercise the powers there-
3. To accept the—amendment to the ‘V
139111ny of the State of Rhode island“
and Prov'ldethe Plantations at ‘ its
yet
_-_= tally assigned to the case, hppes to
if ascertain today whether she arrived V“
at the club this afternoon," said Mrs. P
. Gmuipus to her husband this other
. With a look of astonishmexfi he do
‘ ‘ plied: "1 can‘tt believe it, my dear
A good I‘d. pays heat Via the has!
. using tho-i
, lineman in Bridgeport is looking {or January Session. A D. 1915 ‘and an-
the missing .young worn“ and her proved March 26. 1915, entitled “An
little hey, no trace has yet been\A¢t in Amendment of and in addition
round of her in this my Whether to an Act entitled ‘An Act to incorpo
she ever reached Bridgeport is not me TM? New York. New Haven and
‘finitely‘ known, silt Detective l Hartford, Reliant! Company. a Gor-
poratlen in this State,’ passed by ‘the
General Assembly at its January Ses-
on, A. D. 1893.”
George Simon, who has been espec-
as she planned to do . . l
The missing woman is discrlhed as 1 “5' this Companymns ““9513”; :11:
a young looking woman or 25 reared; New “1’“ ”0" 9309 an 08 0
five feet, We inches tail; is. stocky 33““‘V'Wl 00mm“? “d “I ““5556? ‘9
build light complexion, and Iblue like New Haven and Northampton
eyes.VFrom a photograph of her tel; {Company pursuant to am terms of
en about a. year ago, it is seen that}
she is a remarkably pretty yodngma- 1111
trip: with a pleasant bearing Her son
is also described as an extremely
mortgages of said companies. dated
4 ,v"
espectively.
ll“
close V61 business April 10. 1915, will
be entitled to vote. '
’V. 1 . “fin-L
want and ‘
are performing tier-Vices .101- hundreds
or Nortwllt‘crs" every” day. . Are you
the lid day of April.»‘1915.. , .,
VA. E. Clbl‘ki
4. ’30 authorize the tissueVVV‘ of bondsj
Valid for the purposes set forth in the‘
April let. 1892, and June 131.. 1906,;
Only stackholders of record it“ the ‘
Dated at New Haven; Connecticut,
willy order or the Board of Directors,
' “A a? V.
Best llour,abag
SPECIALS -A 81% P
Guaranteed Fresh Eggs, 3 dozen ...... . ..
Best Crcanfery Butter, 3 pound ..............
Potatoes, Fancy Maine, a bushel ........ . ..........
........... ..........$1.05
335
Telephone 90.139
Formerly priccglat $14.00,
NOW
’.
I
O
-.
O O
are bargains.
FUNERAL
mm. 11111113
' IN 111 11110111
(Continued From Second Page.)
St. Paul's Church
10:30 a. m.
Prelude—Easter Day . Clement beret
Processionai Hymn—Jesus Christ is
Risen Today.
Communion Service ........ Merbeck
Offertory Anthem—~11wako Up, My
Glory .................. J. Barnhy
Rec. Hymn-Jrhe Strife ”is Get, the
Battle Done
Postlude~Jubllate Deo . l
. . ................ Dr. Alfred Silver
7:30 p. m.
Prelude—Easter Alleluia
............. A. Ottenwalder
Service—Gregorian
Anthem-The Resurrection
1». .................. Newton Nevine
Tenor Solo—~i Know That My Re-
VV'deemer Liveth ............. Handel
Postlude—«Chorus Magnus
...................... J, Hartman
Service will be sung by vested
(heir of fifty voices.
ST. JOSEPH’E CHURCH,
1‘
Queen of Heaven Rejoice—Eclected
Recessionai—P raise Ye the Father
- ............... s.-.-..n..
director. \
”——
.lv'
VAssocIArenV BIBLE svuoengjs.
THE GREAT 11.81 P. TEA CO:
124 WASHINGTON ST.
JUST Fons LVEFT
Each bed 15 equipped with a woven 11 11c spring I hey
RAYMOND. 8. SON
THE LONG ESTABLISHED AND RELIABLE FIRM
48 MAIN STREET, NORWALK.
"church are all tree.
9‘00 Mi"!- l. Sunday. school at 10: 30 a. m. Ger-
Blessed Easter ....1 ...... '1'... Berge’man and English classes.
’ Regina Coeii ............ Hammerell Meeting of voting members Monday
' l
Gounod
. Madeline .C. Magner. organist and:
'V :m. A hearty welcome is offended Vial
VV remark to some of his professic p .
"leagues near the close {it 1.1st ii
- gave to Kelvin the instruments
$16.00, $18.00
$8 00.
DIRECTO R3.
streak—Ensign Margaret Beach“;
and Captain Ada Rattan-all a. In.
Holiness meeting. V 3 p. 111. Spec”
Easter service. 6: 45 p m. YM"
People’s Legue; Mr. and Mrs. Genius
Lloyd, leaders. 7: 30 p. In. Open-Ii:-
service. 8 p, m. Opening of new ball
and Easter service. Subject “The ~.
Glorious Mystery of the Cross."
8T. PETER’S GERMAN LUTHERAI!
V‘ CHURCH. . '
St. Peter's German Lutheran
Church, Cedar street, near West are--
nue-v-Martin L. Steup, pastor-inhalantr
services at 10:30. Sermon on, the
resurrection of the Lord. Holy Con»
munion will be administered. COMIC-"r
sional service with- address at ' V10 ‘
o'clock. Those wishing to partaknj
are requested to inform the pastor of
their intention. The newly confirm;
ed will take their first communion. in _,
the afternoon, at 4 o'clock, the cilib V.
dren of/the Sunday-school will render-
an Easter program. There will . b'o ,.
hymns, recitations, quartet singing;
all to the glory of the risen Shield
The children will receive Easter slits. ,
This service is partly in English and
partly in German. All Lutherans are
cordially invited to worship here. Em
, eryhody is welcome The seats in the
evening.
. Hail Our Blessed Easter Day. .Berge§ Choir ieheaxsal Tuesday evening.
Allelulin, lie iiuth Risen Barge ,Ladles’ Aid Society Thursday a
10: 30 Mass. "tetnoon. at thorhome of Mrs R.
IVidi Aquam ......... . Modirt Knippel
Kyrie ............ . ....... Deprovostl Young People's Society Thurs!!!
Gloria ................... Leprovost l evening, at the church. '1
Credo ..................... St. Clan-l .1 _ . :
:onertory——Reslna Coeu Berse‘ Messiah Swedish Lutheran church.
Sanctus .................. Leprovost. Fort street—M. Luther Wilson, 11‘
Benedictus ............... LeprovostV tor—Divine service Sunday, 4 p in.
Agnns Del ............... ‘“‘Leprovost Singing by the chm-cl -choVir. We}-
.1!
come' Sunday school, 3 p.111.
Mrs. Broadhurst and Mrs. Linqui‘st
will entertain the Ladies' Aid in thoVe
lchurch parlors next Wednesday, 8’ In.
all. Reli’éarsal by the choir at 1W
close of the meeting. ' r, .- _
UNSOLVEDV. MVSTERIESF
-—-..—__ r
; Such as Radium. the Human Brain
and the “Electric Fluid.
Alexander Graham Bell was on
asked if he understood precisely hV
telephone conveyed the sound 11
' human voice. His answer was:
only know What is done.
,. know how it is accomplished ”
One is reminded of Lord
career. It will be recalled th
pastor’s. ‘ c. Rockwell of .119er
York city, whose famous discourse,
-. at the Philadelphia Centennia
.; it was many years later that
‘ when he first hogan to work wit
in the first dexhonstrdtion of tow
tepid that he knew no more a
nature of electricity than 11
city three years ago,w
' which is open to the
3V»:- From Franklin to teen.
minds among us have done won
things with cells and dynamos,‘ .
\Vatoi‘s and transformers, direct
interplay of dreadful elements _’
as inscrutable as they are '
,And still write Vnot k‘ndw
...__._..... , Vti'icli'y is. _ ’ ,.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY. A woman finds that tons an
Christian Science Society. at West 3- certain ore Produce a men
avenue, corner Butler atria-ct. The reg- gram of radium. and we go;-
ular Sunday service is held at 11 a 1n. ‘ With ‘t and behold the will?“
Wednesday, testimony meeting at Vaults it achieves, 11th We do 11
8 11.1n.f V ,thatitis.
To both' services thp public is 001- A COHKPBVEatVlOD 9!: Sallielit‘ a1
.dlally invited. -. at a trial gives expert testimon
launday school at. 10 a m,‘ V
Subject, Sunday, April 4 "Unreality own brain is nor now.
A tree reading room is i‘nalntitined, with“ 0112605055 t,
at the same address. 577Weth avhnuah thand.- Mystery at the ve
one each “my life and rules it t6 they’end
1111 It to was;
ill VVVV 1" plumbed, the unlathomed
"V How ridiculous ‘7
knowledge betel-e “so
"Where Are 'che Deadifflfivas listened
'to with such great. intérest in this
will speak in
Red Men's 11111.35th Norwali‘t, “-‘SVun
day, 11.111111: 3 p. 111. *Topic, “The
litesurnectioit; How? When? Where}
All Welcome. No collection. '
/
day. holidays exceptédVV'V
V l
.vuV'v
\THE‘ SALVATiON saw.
who Salvation‘Ai'my st North 111111 Ince"-—Philadelphi
Norwalk Chronicler