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WANTED.
Wants!
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c .
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps. Double Price. '
~- Classified “Ads. ” ——To Let,
For Sale, Business and
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
WANTED—MAN WISHES POSI-
tion on large farm to trim tree.
S. Landro. 36 Benton stret. South
Norwaik, telephone 492 at? 3t1
WANTED — SITUATION AS
housekeeper or laundress. Inquire A.1
M. (1., 10 Cross street South Norwaik.'I
ati 3t.
WANTED—BOY FOR BOOTBLACK
stand. Brunswick Alley‘s
WANTED—MORTGAGE
each $2 .000. Box 685, South Norwalk.
.- 815 (it
WANTED—TWO YOUNG MEN
for room and bbard in private home.
All improvements and use of phone.
Centrally located. Phone 704. a1 3t
uni talus '
District of Norwalk, ss.,
Court. April 6, A. D. 1915.
Estate of Andrew Taylor late of
Norwalk in said District, deceased.
Ordered, that the Executor exhibit
his Administration account to this
Court for adjustment, at the Probate
cities in Norwalk on the 13th day of
April. 1915, at 2 o'colck afternoon, and
that all persons interested in said Es-
tate may be notified thereof, the Exe-
cutor will cause this order to be pub-
lished in a newspaper having a cir-
culation in said District. at least the
days before said April 13,1915.
HENRY \‘I. GREGORI;
Judge
Probate
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwaik, ss., Probate
ourt, March 27, A. i)., 1915.
Estate of Esther J. Hendrick, late?
of Norwaik, in said District, deceas-
en.
The Court of Probate fertile Dis
trict oi’ Not-walk, hath limited and‘al-
lowed.six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said estate
to exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to 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 immedi-
ate payment to
ELMER E. HENDRIK,
m2? a6 13 Administrator.
I—DlVlDEND NOTiCE.
Fairflei'ild county savtngs Bank.
.Norwaik, Conn., March 18, 1915.
At a meeting 01! the Board of Direct-
ors of the Fairfleld County Savings
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
March 31, 1915.
The same will be entered on pass
books and paid on and after April
10th,1915.
By order of the Board of Directors,
~~ SEYMOUR CURTIS.
Treasurer.
WM
PHILIP MAZZUCCO
North Taylor Ave. So. NorwalkI
CONTRACTOR.
Stone, Brick. Concrete, Plaster. Side
walks, CcIlar Wnlgging
‘ Mephone 1217.2
11.11-11.11 .
- Michael Lubrano ‘-:
. CONTRACTOR.
Imlms cheerfully furnished
6-8 Wood St.., - So. Norwalk.
PHONE 1589.
' ‘1 CHIROPRAQI C. -
is good and Ithe coming profession.
It is the best method or relieving dis-
ease yet known to man. It proclaims
to the world that disease and its op-
posite. Health, are conditions of or-
gans, riot objects or concrete things
and that the power twhlch 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 comfort.
Try CHIROPRACTIC without the
hurts.
UI‘AMFORD
80. NORWAIIK
D to 5
Internal.
E BARTHOL, as.
an Punk”
08.- Meodotv. Street. South Nervous.
'—-The Sentinel has all. the [Intent
both local and getter“.
85 3t;
LOANS ‘
.- floors. 5 meme each and one in attic.
‘ nue, flat, Washington street. Floor. 60
- immediately. Apply E. M. Toiles. 146
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TO LET. 1 TO LET. I
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T0 LET—4 ROOMS AT 33 BUT- I To LET—5 ROOM APARTMENT?
191‘ Street, N0r“aIk. Inquire Raymond East “Iasnington street East Nor.‘
1,“ Ambler “ 111011 8‘5 3‘ walk. Partial improvements, rent]
4 $12. 00; also 5 room apartment 391
' To LET-4 1100‘” AT UP STAIRS Chapel street. Norwaik. Inquire 64‘.
"'3 (edar Street South .\orwaik 1" South Main street, or telephone 60.:
iquire 73 Cedar street. Tele. 370. at; 3t: 1129 til
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To LETTT‘VO LARGE FURNISH'i TO LET—5 noous AT 57 seamsz
fed rooms in private family 1st. floor. St. 111un of Mrs. R. Toriov. 103‘
Electric tight and bath 31 Washing Taylor Ave. Tel 1165-.5 no ‘1'
ton street South Norwaik. 86 3t.
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‘ ‘ FOR SALE. 1
To LET—COTTAGE 011‘ EIGHT _.~
rooms modern conveniences, near FOR SALE—OLIVER TYPEWRIT-I
Norwaik High School. or particulars er as good as new, 820. Also Reming- 1
iappli J M. Layton & 00., South Nor- ‘ton 815. These machines can be seen
wa a.lk :16 3t. in \‘orwalk. irving Holmes, Ridgefleld
‘ a6 3‘. i
To LET—9 ROOM HOUSE 10% ' ' , 3
Reed street, improvements. Yearly FOR SALE—APPERSON JACK.
rental. $30.00 monthly, advance. hist- 'Rsbbit ave passenger touring car com- !
erences. Bertha J. Ella. Broad River. Ipletely overhauled and painted Price
or J. B. Lawrence & Co. a6 6t 3275. Can be seen at 6 Pine street.
__ 1; Norwalk. at any day or time 115 St. I
TO LET— ova LARGE FRONTI .
,rom for one or two gentlemen. Apply1I FOR SALE—APPLES AND S\\ EF.T.
14 Washington street. at) 1t.clder 10c quart, 35c gallon. lirink own!
__ Idemijohn Not delivered. Joseph Fula,
To LET—SECOND FLOOR API-I8 W ooduard avenue. a5 _6t;
iartment at 12 High street, South Nor-v —- 5
walk. from April 15. Rooms can be F0“ SALE—191° MODEL BUICKI
seen there, or call at 44 West St. 118 3ti auto ‘ passenger 30“ running 0"
tder. top. windshield, tools, 4 good
TO LET—T0 LADY, A FURNISH-Whom etc., 8100. W. F. Ambler, Row- i
ed room with bath and steam heat :ayton. a3 “I
Home comforts, also use of phone. Ap-I
1ply after six p m., 125 South Main FOR SALE .—Slngle cylinder, 4 Horsei
All improvements. 22 liaviland SL. 10' A' Johnson. 10 Hillelde Street, 'i
1 South Norwalk. al- 3t.
a5 3t, I
1‘1
. 1 FOR SALE—BEAUTIFUL liUNGA
TO LET—BRIGHT BASEMENT‘»
low site. about seven a’tres, short
distance from Wilton. Fine well, small.
orcliaid. For sale cheap for cash. Ad-
dress‘ 'Advertiser' R. F. D. 30, Stam~
to r.d . a13t
{Part improvement, Academy street. Ill-i . .— ""
quire D. W. Fitch 28 West avenue. . FOR SALE—FIRST'CI‘ASS ROOM'
-' 35 3t. ' iiig house (16 rooms) fully furnished-
.. {and rented, centrally located. Bar-
FOR RENT—ATTRACTIVE Six;gaitis in real estate-one, two and
room new half house, all improv1e.:tliree family houses. Address E. F.
ments and conveniences, 5 ininutesETurilt‘i'. _528 State St. Bridgeport.
station.'beautiiul interior. Marlng Con- Conn. m-ll 6t
BIPUCUOH 00., 123 Washington street,I’-1———~ —-——-———».~—-—_
South Norwalk. a5 0t' ' FOR SALE—D0 NOT FAIL TO
see the line 01’ Auburn care before
FOR RENT- 1 HOUSE. PI.F.As Iyou buy. Fours and. sixes. Ruiin'iouts
ant street. upper Norwalk. 3 Mott aie- Wnd touring. $1075 to $2 000 000 5
passenger Cadillac at a bargain. One
Maxwell runabout, good as new. G.
1for shop or store, «12 South Main St.‘
Rent low. Inquire on premises a5 31.
TO LET— 181‘ AND SECOND
x24. suitable for light manufacturing
Havlland street. Inquire J. Wallace'P- White. rear 113 Washington St.,
Marvin, East Norwalk. a5 tf South Norwalk, Conn. Phoun 1140.
.. House phone 1279-2. 1112-1 tt
To LET—ONE FIVE ROOM A~
partment, 81 0. and one six room
apartment. $13.00. Ilnquirei'at 103 MISCELLANEOUS
South liain street,or telephone 12:22:. PAINTING _ PAPER-HANGING.
decorating. Painter‘s supplies: wall
paper. unto-date styles. lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
ders solicited. Tel. 400 Alexander
White, 61 1-2 Ely Ave.
To LET—FORON'I‘ OFFICE. KEEL-
er Building. C. T. McGovern. a3 3t
To LET—DESIRABLE APART.
ment of four up-to-date rooms and
,bath, all improvements. West street;
also two furnished rooms, light house-
keeping._ inquire 2 High St. a3 3t
SALVATOR CHARIOTT— GENER-
erai contractor. Estimates .given on
all kinds of contract work. Be sure
to get our estimate. IWe can save you
money. Phone 816-3. 28 Wood St.'
To LEI—FIRST FLOOR AT NO. 7
Orchard St. 1Norwalk. All improve.
ments. inquire of Dr. Win.~ J. Tracey
or Frank J. Donohue. a3 3t
To LET — SIX ROOM APART-
ment. All improvements. 45 Fairiield
Ave. Inquire at 47 Fairfield Ave.
. a3 3t‘
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.
SMOKE.
EL ROI-IAN
[ILERIEICIII CIC ARSI .:
South Main street. a3 3t
:ro LET—WEST AVE. 10 about
house, 2 baths. Also half house. 7
roomsyand bath. K. F. W.. care Sen- '
tinel. '83 3t
TO LET _ .TWO LOFTS‘ [N For Up-to-dato Service Call
Swartz & Corbett block, 5,000 square
test each, steam heat and electrical..-
elevator service, suitable for light
manufacturing, will be divided to suit
tenant. For further particulars, in-'
quire The Old Well Cigar Co. m24 tf
mu H. Banting.
Funeral Director and Embntmei
Cities and Residence - ~
Telephone 904. I
use. iii-[in 81.,80. Norimlk.
"ro "Leremom span. 15TH. s
room‘house.‘ withI'bath and all other
improvements, BIZ “Woodward Ave.
For further particulars, inquire at
the odlce of The Old Well Cigar Co.
11124 ti.
I share profits with you by giving‘
you the lowest prices on .15 years
guaranteed tln made Into leaders.
hand-made. painted inside. tin root'-
"*‘-1lng. plumbing and heating. 1
tartar—5» hoops. mo sou'm
. po wer, “Pope' motorcvcle. beltl
street. ' .
x at. 3". drive Very quiet running. in good,
. )
TO LET—FURNISHED ..RO0MS.. condition throughout. Irlce 8100.
11111110 '
...oan . ~
penny/II A anestsiu.
Mamet. induire o. mutton. .. must:
c
.with the kccncst interest in official
“another through the cordon-cf British warships.
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" rm; son-tn noawam EVENING SENTINEL‘
GERMANY’S SUBMARINES AGAIN STRIKING AT
ENGLISH SHIPPING.
(Continued from First Page.)
“Austria," the paper says. “represents merely a mili-
tary embarrassment for Germany. but she represent-s also
a large contingent of men and materials diverting the
Russian avalanche from Germanv German) might pcr-
mit negotiations 01in if she des'ned them to be the first
step towaid a general peace.”
]’ \RIS \pril 6. 5 :15 a. iii.——.\nothtr dariiifr exploit
has btcn added to the long list of those siitcessfully car-
ried out by Adolphe Pegoud, the lrtnch aiiator, who is
reported to liavt attacked anl brought down a (Jermaii
Iaiibc near Saint Menchould while he was alone on 113‘
trol duty April 2.
.l he report of the incident says that when Pegoud saw
the German approaching he flew rapidly towards the hos—
tile aircraft and I§cnt it to earth with a few well—placed
shots. He then landed beside the 'l‘aiibc and took pris—
oner thc Gcrman pilot and observer. neither of whom was
injured.
Earlier in thc samc day l’egoud is reported to have
driven off three other German aeroplanes, one of which
had dropped nine bombs on a railroad station.
choud, who first gained fame in 1913 as thc origi‘
nator of the fcat of flying upside down in an aeroplane,
was a“ ardcd tlic Ircncli military medal early in March
for sc'niccs rendered the arm} during the war.
COPENHAGEN, April 6. via London. it :30 a. m.—
The Swedish steamer England, from IiilcliOS Aircs for
(iothciiburgf has been seized by the Germans in the
Baltic and taken into a German port. according to dis-
patches appearing in Stockholm newspapers. _
The England was loaded with maize and bran. She
had discharged part of her cargo at (iotliciibui‘g and u as
proceeding to Stockholm when seized.
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ROME. April 5, 9:40 p. 111.. via Paris, April 6, 1:30
a. in.——Tlicrc has ben no outward change in the situa—
tion regarding the maintenance of Italian neutrality, but
military preparations are being pushed with cvcr-increas
ing vigor. Information obtained from reliable sources,
however, is to the died that negotiations are being con-
tinued and that there vet is hope of reachinga satis-
fnitory understanding so that entrance into the uni may
bi avoided.
tiliXt ).1\, April 5. 1) :35 p. 111., via Paris, April 6. 1:30
a. in.—.’~\d1litional reports received here regarding the
sinking by :1 German submarine of the Italian steamer
Luigi Parodi indicate that she was torpedocd near the
Spanish coast. ,If these advice. are w cll- founded. they
show that (rel-man nudcrwatcr craft are able to operate a
greater distance from their home base than has been
stipposcd.
\ dispatch from Genoa last night announced the
sinking of thc Luigi Pani which left Baltimore on Jan.
22. with a cargo of coal consigned to Augusta, Sicily.
BLYTH, England. Aprilt’i,12:42]).111—1‘110traulcr
Agautha was attacked b.v a German submarine yesterday
off Lon'gstonc and sent to the bottom
The crew of thirteen men wurc rescued by the Swed-
ish steamer Tord and landed hcrc tbday.
v———-——
P:\I\IS.\pri16,5 a. m. —-.\ (icrmaii submarine has
become s‘ccurcly entangled in a net specially designed fol
that piirposc and placed oii Dover according to thc Ic—
tit Journals Dunkirk correspondent, who adds that the
French naval authorities expect to capture the submersi-
ble.ship when it comes to the surface.
\‘i'ASHjLVGTON; April 6.—-\\'itli the publication to-
day of its note in reply to the British government's order
in council proclaiming a virtual, blockade against com-
merce to and from Germany, the American government,
rested its case. Great Briiaiu's next move is awaited
diplomatic circles.
herc. ’
The note, though couched in friendly language, dc—I
inies the right- of Great Britain and her allies to block-. '
adc neutral ports and reiterates the intention of the
United States to insist upon its rights. It declares that "
to admit that right “WOUId be to assume an attitude of un-
- neutrality toward the present enemies of Great Britain
which would he obviously inconsistent with the solemn
obligations of this/ government in the present circum-
stances.” .
The communication takes note of Great Britain's
declaration that the enforcement of the order is left-
largely to the discretion of the prize courts, the customs
I officers and the navy, and the liopc is expressed that the
order will not be enforced in such a way as to prevent
the free transit of neutral vessels from one neutral .to '
It is added thatmpny possibilities ‘are seen for
“serious interruption 0 American trade.” which would
“impose upon his majesty s Igoyernineiit heavy responsi-
bilities for the acts Of the British authorities. ”
..'The note concludes with the hope that the British
government, “having conSidered these possibilities will
take the steps necessary t6 avoid them, and, in the
I‘IIerIenIt that‘- they should unhappily occur. will be prepared
"to piake fpll repartion for every act which under the rule
to make Epllreparation for evtes a violation of neutral
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124 WASHINGTON ST.
Telephone 909 Free DelivervI
Greai AliraIIciive Sale
\\ omtn s and Misscs' Suits .. . . .............. $8. 98, $14.98
\\ omciiIs and Misws Coats .. ... . .$3.98, $5.98, $7.98, $1298
\\ omcn's sand Misses' Dresses. ...... $7 98, $11. 98, $1798
\\ omen s and Misses Skirts . $2.98, $3.98, $5.50
Come to see our Beautiful \Yaists from ........ . 98C up
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THE PARI Mini...”
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A SHOWING OF PARLOR FURNITURE.
" 0f the W1; latest models. in suites or single pieces.
set is shown in our main show window
RAYMOND 8. SON N
THE LONG ESTABLISHEDAND RELIABLE FIRM
48 MAIN STREET. NORWALK.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
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VALUABLE PORTRAITS Fauna:
USES MINISTER'S NAME.
Four Heads of Ancient Egyptian Dnnbury Young Man Employ.
Princes in Royal Cemetery at Giza. genioua Method to Get Money.
BOSTON, April 6.—Four portrait;
heads of ancient Egyptian princes.'dis-
covered in 'the excavation of the royal
cemetery at Giza, will he sent to the
Ilh
Using a letter of recommendation~
hearing what he purported to be the
signature of Rev. A. 11. Bbutweli.‘pu
tor of the Baptist church, Danbury
young man has been canvassing that 1. .
city soliciting orders for a soap con
cern which offers premiums. Not 0111
has he been soliciting orders, 'but i .
most cases he has taken money in 3,111
vance for such orders. It is not use:
in such cases to take “money in ad
vance, and this is what has attracted.
most attention to the matter. . V I
in various parts of the city he hit 1
taken many orders and collected flinch ’-
money for them. Some of the order
and money were taken a month 0.30
but those who purchased soap of the
young man have not yet received the
soap. nor have they seen the young
man again.
5 Rev. Mr. Boutweil stated last nigh
that he signed no letters of recomm
dation. but that the signature was 11
doubtedly’ a forgery. The young ma
gave the name of Harold Wright, it
said. and said that his home was 0
Washington avenue, Danbury. Ther
are no Wrights on Washington avenue.
according to the directory and to resi-
dents of that street.
Rev. E. Jay Teagarden. pastor of th
Church of Christ. was one of the
who saw the letter of recommendation-1
and he called the attention of Rev“!
Boutwell to the matter. Mr. Team?
den says that the letter contains an
almost perfect reproduction of Mr»;
Boutweil's signature. The latter is
son of Dr. and Mrs. Charles F. Bout
well, of South Norwalk. '
ing to word just received from llr.
George A. Relsner. in charge of ex
piorations for the museum iii' Egypt
They are part of a group of eight uii
will he placed in the museum at ('airo.
"The importance of these portraits."
writes Dr. Reisner, "from the artistic,
the historical and the merely human
point of view. makes the groups a tine
almost equal to the group of statiies'
found in the I'liycerinus temples. '1'111‘
men and women \\ hose trees the:'
show us had spoken with (‘heops ant!
Chephren and had seen the first ant.
second Pyramids‘in building.“
Dr. Reisner thinks that. some oi
these portraits support the theory.
hitherto advanced. that the Egyptian
rulers of the fourth dynasty. 2900-2750
B. 0.. had negro blood. One of the
heads of a princess he describes as "or
a distinctly negrooid type." .
FUTURE CITIZENS To BE EX-
AMINED THIS WEEK.
United States Naturalization Exami-
ner A. F. Church will hold examina-
tions in the federaibuilding 011 Broad
street, Bridgeport} Wednesday and
Thursday of this week. On Wednes-
day the examinations wiil be held
from 6 o'clock until 7_o'clock. Thurs.
day the examinations will be held,
from 10 o'clock until 1 o'clock and.
irom2 oclOOk um'17°°‘I°°k i I Tonight. 7 ”’O
LETTER CARRIERS SUMMER t
UN‘F'OHMS ‘
“'ASHINGTON. Aprili 62— d I
. ear-General Burleson has issue
:husdrder permitting city letter cent ‘50“"1 Main street ,
ers to wear cooler summer uniforms ' 1Uncas Tribe, N0 25 I 0 '3- E
which they can procure at less cost West Washing-$301112? .
an they have. heretofore paid. ~I
t1'I‘he order provides that the unifornp Butler 1405891 N01 97'I1 .03 0- II‘I‘
consist of lightweight 'biue-gray, Main street . , . . I ll
Worsted or serge. “composed- whbily South horuaik 001101319- ‘I\°-I
or in URIIWVOOI or cotton." it makes Io- “11 South M3111 ”ESL . ; -
possible the use of all cotton goods. ~—--
No change is made in the cut or de- ITHEII LITTLE ISHOP
RA—PS OF THE (IiAVEL.
Washington Camp,‘No. 11. If. ‘0
p05,, 8.. Washington street. '
Old Well Lodge. No 108, F. II‘IA
sign of 'the uniform.
CIRCOLO mos/LESIBTO ITALIANO SPRING I
IONS . ,
A fine entertainment was given at FASH _. . . \\' - ‘1:
I8 Mechanic street, South Norwaik. last butts. \(Jlov cs. 2115 5,
sets and‘ Underweari
Attracticc Models. ~.
ate Prices -
it AND A. CIAVIilt
56 North Main sf, ~
evening, for the benefit of the Circolo
GIOVento Italiano Club, consisglng of,
vaudeville. singing and speechmaking.
It. proved in every way a great success.1
and a. good collection was taken. TheI
club mounts to repeat these entertain-g
ments from time to time, and due no.
I
tice will be given the members. 1
OUR “JiTNEY” OFFER—THIS ANDl W ~I
5, CENTS. I ..
Don‘t miss this. Cut out this slip, at (’4 ..
Moder
enclose with five cents to Foley & Co.
Chicago. 111., writing your name and
address clearly. You will receive in
return a trial package containing Fol-
eya. Honey and Ear Cbmpound.‘ for
coughs. fluids and croup. Foley Kid- ’
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