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Wants!

LASSIF'IED 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,

Professional Cards,
Miscellaneous

Business and
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WANTED.

WANTED—A LADY OF REFINE-

 

ment would like position as compan- rent $9. Near station, from April 15m model Chalmers touring c,ar electric
ion or house keeper in a small Iain. at Rowayton. Inquire Harvey Ackart, lights, self starter, covers, practically
ill Address Housekeeper, clo Semi-Lliowayton.
a7 3t."‘

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WANTED— BRIGHT GIRL FOR ham a\enue. All improvemnts. Can be:
office work Must be accurate in arith- sen at any time Inquire on premises 36 feet 10 foot beam, 6 horse pow er

metic. School graduate preferred. H.
Jacobs & Son, Belden Ave, Norwalkfv

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117 11'

 

WANTED-MAN WISHES POSI
tion on large farm to trim tree.
S. Landro, 36 Bouton stret, South
'h‘orwallr, telephone 492 116 3t

 

WANTED SITUATION AS
housekeeper or laundress. Inquire A.
M, (1., 16 Cross street South Norwalk.

a6 3t.

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” WANTED—BOY FOR BOOTBLACK'

 

 

TO LET.

TO LET—HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS

 

a7 1t

 

TO LET—FIRST FLOOR 62 PUT-

a7 3t.

To LET—4 ROOMS AT 33 BUT-
ler street, Norwalk Inquire Raymond
'& Ambler. Wilton.

 

T0 LET-4 ROOMS AT UP S'I‘AIRS
43 Cedar Street, South 'Norwalk 1n-
‘quire 73 Cedar street. Tele 370 at} 3t

To LET—TWO LARGE FURNISH-'

ed rooms In private family 1st.iioor.
Electric light and bath. 31 \\ ashing-
ton street, South Norwalk. a6 3t.

 

 

 

stand. Brunswick Alley’s a5 3t, T0 LET—COTTAGE OF EIGHT FOR SALE—FIRST-CLASS ROOM-
' rooms modern conveniences, near ing house (16 rooms) fully furnished '
WANTED—MORTGAGE LOANS Norwalk High School. or particulars and rented, centrally located.‘ Bar-_
each $2,000. Box 685, South Norwalk. apply .IKM. Layton & 00., South Nor- gains in real estate—one, two and
as (it walk. ' a6 3:, three family houses. Address E. F.

w‘ Turney, 528 State St., Bridgeport.

LOST. 'ro LET—9 ROOM HOUSE 10 Conn. 11131 at

"Reed street. Improvements. Yearly —-—

LOST—GOLD ENAMEL PIN WITH
initials N. W. S. C. Reward if returned
to this office. a7 3t
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IIIII'IIIIIIIIS'

District of Norwalk. ss.
Court. April 6. A. D., 1915.

Estate of Frank I, Merriam, late of
-I\'orwalk, in said District. deceased.

The Court of Probate for the Ills
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date hereof
for the creditors of said Estate to ex
liibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested, within
said time, will be debarred a recovery.

 

Probate

All persons indebted to said Estate

are requested to make immediate pay.
ment to

\\'ILLI'AM Q. MERRIAM
Administrator

 

—DIV|DEND NOTICE.

'h‘airflenia county Bul'ings Bank,

Norwalk, Conn, March 18. 1915.

At a meeting of the Board of Direct-
ors of the Fairfield County Savings
Bank held this day. a dividend at the
rate of four per cent. per annum,, was
defined to depositors, from the
earnings of the six months ending
March 31. 1915. ‘

The same will be entered on pass
hooks and paid on and after April
101b, 1915.

By order of the Board of Directors,

ISEYMOUR CURTIS,
‘ Treasurer.

 

PHILIP MAZZUCCO

North Taylor Ave. So. 'Norwalk
COV’I‘RACI‘OR.

Stone, Brick, Concrete, Plaster, Side

walks, Cclar Digging. ,.
Telephone 1217-2

 

 

 

 

.- Michael Lubrano -:‘
’ oox'rnac'ron.
‘ Estimates cheerfully furnished

8- 8 Road St., 80. Nos-walk.
' PHONE 1589.

 
 

 

 

CHIROPRACTIC.

is good and the coming'Iprofcssion.
It is the best method of relieving dis-
ease yet known to man. It proclaims
to the world that disease and its on-
posite. Health, are éond‘itions of or-
gans, not objects or concrete things
and that the power which‘v-created
Ignan also placedwithln hi , the me-
chanism which, it kept In xlsjerfect ad-
justment, would carry him frOm the
cradle to the grave, in uninterrupted
ease and comfort.

Try CHIROPRACTIC without the '

hurts.
STAMFORD
0 to 8

80'. NORWALK
7 to 8 31.111.

.11, BARTHOL, D. c.

.. Painlm Chiropractor,
03 Meadow Street, South Norwnlk.

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"You used' to say that you illusts
ed the wisdom of the plain'people."

“Yes." replied the courtly candi+
date. "But so many arming wo
men are now voting in my state that
I could no longer think of referring
some people as 'plain.’-""—‘-Wiashing-
ton Star.

 

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rental, $30.00 monthly, advance. 'Rcf-‘

erences. Bertha J. hills. Broad River,
or J. ll. Lawrence & Co. 116 tit

TO LET—SECOND FLOOR AP-
artment at 12 High street, South Nor.
walk, from April 15. Rooms can be
seen there, or call at 44 West St. a0 3t

 

 

To LET—TO LADY, A FURNISH-
ed room with bath and steam best.
Home comforts, also use of phone. Ap
ply after six p.111., 125 South Main
street. 36 3t.

 

To LET—FURNISHED ..R()0MS.
All improvements. 22 llaviland lwl
a5 3t

 

TO LET—BRIGHT BASEMENT
for shop or store, 42 South Main St.
Rent low. Inquire on premises a5 8t.

 

 

TO LET — lST A\'D SECOND
floors," .1 rooms each and one in nttit.
Part improvement Academv street. In-
quire D W. Fitch 28 West avenue

 

85 3t.
FOR RENT-«ATTRACTIVE SIX
room new half house, all improve-

ments and conveniences, 5 minutes
station, beautiful interior. blaring Con-
struction 00., 123 Washington street,
South Not-walk. a6 0t

 

 

FOR RENT— 1 HOUSE, PLEAS-
ant street, upper Norwalk, 3 Mott ave- 5 Mo K E
nue, flat, Washington street. Floor. 00
x24, suitable for light manufacturing EL ROI 'TAN
Haviland street. Inquire J. Wallace
Marvin. East Norwalk. 5 ti
. . . \ qpttrtg CIGARS

To LET _. TWO LOFTS IN
Swartz & Corbett block, 5,000 square
feet 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

 

TO LET—FROM APRIL 15TH, 8
room house, with bath' and all other
improflvements 62. Woodward Ave.
For further particulars, inquire at
the cities of The Old Well Cigar Co.

11124 t!

 

To LET—5 ROOMS.“ 100 SOUTH
Main St. Inquire C. E. Hoyt. mls' tf
To LET—s-ROOM APARTMENT.
East Washington street. East Nor-
walk. Partial Improvements. rent
:12. 00; also 5 room apartment 39
Chapel street, Norwalk. Inquire 64
South Main street, or telephone 60.
. 129 tf

 

To LET-15 ROOMS AT 5}: SPRING
St. , Inquire of Mrs. R. Tarlov, 102
Taylor Ave. Tel 1166-6. 1130 tf

3- I roa'ann'

'Store and Basement at No. 52
South” Main St., South Norwalk.
Inquire of H. A. Mathewson, at
Lounsbury, Mathewson 8: Co. ‘

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VOCALLY SOOTHING,

 

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"Charley, dear," sald- young M'rs.

Torkins, "what is the initiative and

referendum?"

.“Why, it would take me half an
hour to explain it. "

“Well, maybe you won't have to ex-
plain it all. But baby. is so restless
and he always quiets‘ down when you
get to talking"

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a6 31“

, I 8 Woodward avenue.

1 FOR SALE.
' FOR SALE—5

 

PASSENGER 1914

new. Apply M A. Daily, 39 Church St.,
._1I.\'ew Haven, Conn. a 7 9-12

FOR SALE-LAUNCH LENGTH

Mianus engine in first class condition.
INeeds painting. Only $125. already in
the water. 55 Water street. a7 31

FOR SALE—OLIVER TYPEWRITI
‘er as good as new, :20. Also Reming-
!ton 815. These machines can be seen
in Norw.alk Irving Holmes, Ridgetleld,

a6 3t.

FOR SALE~APPLES AND SWEET
cider 10c quart, 35': gallon. lirink own
demijohn Not delivered. Joseph Eula,
a5 tit

 

 

FOR SALE—DO NOT FAIL TI)
see the line of Auburn cars before
you buy. Fours and sixes. Runabouts
and touring, $1075 to 52,000. One 5
passenger Cadillac at a bargain. One
Maxwell runabout, good as new. C.
P. White, rear 113 Washington St.,
South Norwslk, Conn. Phone Hill.
House phone 1279-2. 1112i lI’

 

 

MISCELLANEOUS.

PAINTING -- PAPER-HANGING,
decorating, Painter's supplies; wall
paper. up-to-date styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or
dare solicited. Tel. 400 Alexander
White, 61 1-2 Ely Ave. al 11110

 

SALVATOR GhARIOTTv GENER-
eral contractor. Estimates given on
all kinds of contract work. He sure
to get our estimate. We can save you
money. Phone 816-3. 21‘. Wood St.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

For Undo-date ServleaCaIl
Fred H. Ganung.
Funeral Director and Embaimoi

‘ Office and Residence
Telephone 904.
84 So, Mala St.,.so. NOI'WIIk.

'LOOK'
. _-

I share profits with you by giving
you the lowest prices on 15 years
guaranteed tin made into leaders.
hapd—made, painted inside, tin roof
ing, plumbing and heating.

HENRY A. HEGELEIN.
56 Water Stl Phoni- 11011.12

BAD nrsi‘s courcrro‘

commasion bosses ONLY
No Collection, No Charges. "
01d established agency. Suits brought
against debtors. Actions in fraud
Vigorous methods employed. Results
accomplished. I' . .I

 

 

 

 

’, ' Bridgepoi‘l
Local Representative now in the \‘or-
walks.

 

 

SPRING MOVING Dave-
‘4] l 3.1 —p-—-—
If your tenants are moving use a
Sentinel Want Adv.

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CRUISER 3 also Toapan‘o BOAT HIT BY SHELLS

FROM THE DARDANELLES FORTS.

 

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.BERELIN. April 7, via London. 12:15 1). lib—The
ierliu newspapers today publish summaries of the _—\m.
crican note to Great Britain on the ()rdcr in Council.

' With the exception of the Krcuzc Zeitung. they make no

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,b3 the Congress of Berlin, Ju 1c Iuly. 1871).

comment upon it. This paper, however, says: "If this
summary is correct, the note means the far—reaching re-
treat of America. inasmuch as it permits (Ercat Britain to
carry out its ‘blockadc measures' against American ships
even when they carry goods which are not contraband,
but come from or go to ports of hostile lands. In this
Amcrica st1rrcndcrs_thc principle that blockade
must be efi'ectlve."

every

“Fr...

BERNIE, via Paris. April 7, 12:15 a. 111.-——Tlic Swiss
Federal Assembly held an cttraordinary session yestcp
day; the Chief purpose of which was to discuss the adviser
bility of enacting a constitutional dccrcc levying a spec.
ial income tax to defray the expenses of mobilization
and other cxpcnditures,1nade necessary by the war.

ROME, April 6, 8:50 p. In. via Paris. April 7, 12:20
a. 1n. ——(.lfficial denial of the report printed in Rome new»
papers to the effect that [lit Vatican Observatory
sending wireless messages is published by the ()sscnaI
tore Romano, the organ of the Vatican. The director of
tin observatory asserts that the Vatican does not posI
595s appartatus either for sending or receiving wireless
mcsssagcs. The statement is signed by Rev. John George
IL‘abctt. the jesnit astronomer and head of the Vatican (,II)»
scrvatory. who forntcrlly was ctmectcd with Georgetown
l'nivcrsity at Washington. ‘

ROME, April 6 10:20 1). n1. via l’aris, April 7, 5:25 a
m.-—C ommcnting up linlgmla s rcpl3 to Serbia 5 protts
growing out of the Valadovo inciduit the attack byl Iiul—
garian irregulars upon Serbian frontics guards“ the lrib-
nna savs the clash must have displcasw d the lr'1plc Entcntc
powers while reviving the hopes of tlic L entral empires and
Turkey. The newspaper thinks that liulgaria tiegoiat'111t,r
with the Allies and at the so 111 time maintaining inti-
mate rclat1ons with Austria and Germany.

Bulgaria, hoping for a realization of the provisions of
the Treaty of San Stefano, t‘u "'liibunt declares. 'is pla3-
intr a most audatious game which 111113 cause all sorts of

 

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surprises”

Lndcr the Treaty of San Stefano, signed on March
3, 1.1878 21 principalit3 of Bulgaria was to bc crtatcd ex-
tending from the Danube to the \cruan; anaula. 80111111
and Montenegro were rccogdizcd as indcpcndcnt. lhc
provisions of the treat3 wctq g1catl3 altered li()\\C\tl.
Some of tin
territory which Bulgaria wa'é to obtain 1111ch this
treat3 w as uwardcd to her as tlIt result of the last lialk-
an v1.11.

PARIS. April 7. 5:15 :1. m.-ltal3-
About to conclude an :lg‘l‘t’t;lll(’lll. tclcg‘raphs tlic cnrrcs‘
pendent of the lixcclsior at liomc, upon the following

and Serbia arc

basis: . .

‘lt.ll3 will not oppose Sn‘bia': occupation of terri—
tory giving. her an Olllltl to the Athletic on L'Ollllllltill that
this territor3 bc not fortified. \s to lllt (pustum oi
'lricst and Istria. this has tint men bccn discussed lllt
Allies having recognized tlit Italian tltarattcr of llltS! lo—
calltics. The pusent visit of Singm ”.Iittonl the Italian
anibassudm in Paris to lxomt in tOIlIIL‘CllOII with
these negotiations"

“If this [talc—Italian agreement is signed this wcck,
"the correspondent of the Excelsior says,
liuropcan conflict may be

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as is expected,
“the entry of Italy into the‘
considered imminent."

A'UCTIONW '

 

Divorce! and Other Matters of LocaI

 

Interest on Friday.

Notice Is hereby given that pursu-

ant

sale of the Superior Court of New Ha-

to a. judgement of petition and

SHORT CALENDAR SESSION.

A number of Norwalk residents and
attorneys are involved in cases to be

National Mercantile Agency

If your tenants” are moving use a
, Sentinel Want Adv‘

 

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If your tenants are moving use a tired it makes her look but very lit

ven County, dated April 1st, 1915. in
the case of John W. Towsend et als
Vs. Charles E. Curtis at tile. No. 10,-
278, in which judgement the following
described tract or parcel of land was

ordered to be sold at public auction to '

the highest bidder on April 2111. 1915.
at three (3) o'clock in the afternoon,
to wit: , ,

All that certain tract or parcel of
land, situated in the Town of Nor-
walk on “The Green" so called, bound-
ed and described as follows:

"Northerly by land of The First Con-
gregationai Church or Society; East~
terly by Pi‘irkbgs'treet; Southerly by
land of the heirs 0r devisees of Samu
el B S. Blssel, and Westerly by land
cf Louise 1). Tristram, containing two
(_2) mode, more or less, and with a
dwelling house and other buildidgsl
thereon .I . . I

”’-' Terms of said Sale. l

A deposit of 10 per cent of the p-ur I
Chase price WIT/e required at the tim
of the sale, and the balance within”
one week.

For further terms and particulars
apply to Thomas C. Balcom, Commit-
tee and ira 0. Gregory. Attorney

‘IMildred 'Don't. you think Miss
Elderly looks much younger hi her'
new list?" . "

eaten-Juana“, 1 do. Why, Mn'l

tie older than she says she ".-—I.s"
Judge. . t I

 

Lane Sentinel I... all the latest i
«about loco! and generals .

u

1: van brief hearing during the short ‘
calendar session of Superior Court: in

Bridgeport, Friday. of this‘ week, be.

'fore Judge “William H. Williams. The

cases follows: ‘
‘ Jacob Morris against Mary A. Mor—
ris. Divorce action,
heard for allowance to"defend. At-
torney J. R. Taylor for plaintiff and
Attorney John J. Cuneo for Mrs. Mor-
ris. , _
Connecticut Railway and Lighting
Company versus 'Anning J. Smith. To
be tried before a Jury. Hearing will
be given on plaintiff’s motion for de-
fault
Elias K. White versus William E.
Barrett. Motion to open decree and
extend time to redeem. Attorney
Joseph R. Taylor for Mr. White.
Irvine D. Punzelt and others.
against Frederick F. Whitehead, and
othbrs. Foreclosure action. Attorney
Louis S. Beers will appear for self.
.Sarah A Hibler against Albert 1-‘
Hibler. Uncontested divorce action
Attorneys Keogh & Candee for Mrs.
Hibler.

 

TOO' MUCH TO EXPECT,

 

 

Clowns and philosophers and kings
LMIght stand in silence without end,
If no one ever talked of things ..

He did not full comprehend.

I’M

should aviators seek to do
more than birds? 'A bird hover at-
tempts a stunt, and so we seldom
hear of I. bird bnoaking itll neck.—
Chicago Tribunal

 

Why

Motion Will be-

' A&P Extra Specials

C'lovtr Milk, 3 can ............ , ...................

Best I lour, a bag .................................

Best Hour at barrcl ............................. $7, 990

A&P ‘

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'l Iona Peas. a can ................................... 7¢
I THE GREAT A. ' 81 P. TEA CO.

I 124 WASHINGTON ST. ‘
; Telephone 909 Free Delivery
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Great Attractive Sale

‘, “omen s and Misscs’ Suits ................... $8. 98, $14.98
,‘ Women 's and Misses’ Coats .. .. “$3 .98, $5.98, $7 .98, $1238
I Women's and 1.\*l1sses’ Dresses ............ $7. 98, $11 9.8 $17.98
I Women's and Misscs' Skirts ............... $2.98, $3.98, 8.$5 50
3 Come to see our Beautiful \Vais'ts from ............. 98c up
3 lists from ................. . .............. 47c up to $2.98

“6 Alter Free of Charge.

 

THE PARI

I 33 SOUTH MAIN ST.

Cloaks &
Milli

SOUTH NORWALK.

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A SHOWING OF PARLOR FURNITURE.
Of the very latest models, in suites or single pieces.
set is shown in our main Show window.

 

THE LONG ESTABLISHED AND RELIABLE FIRM
48 MAIN STREET. NORWALK.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

A sample

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YOU NEED ONE

 

 

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The use of a GAS WA: .
TIER IIEAT'IIR' IS not con'e' iin "
, to the Ilome. It will effect

 

economies in the shop, tac-
tcry, club, hotel . or any
other place where hot wa-

 

ter is used, any quantity of

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3.

hot water is available at
short notice and with small
cost.

The heater is small
and compact and takes up
little room. Installed on
easy-renIaI-paymcnl plan, 1

“desired.
ASK [18 A8001 IT.

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TOLD EASILY.
IA Witty. political candidate, run.-
ning In an agricultural district.’ af—

ter making a. speech,- announced M, .. .

that he would be glad to answer any ,

questions that might. be put to them. SPRING ..,,
,A voice came from the audience. . FASHIONS"

”You seemto know a lot, sir. abo ut
a farmer's difficulties. May I. ask a
question about a momentous one?"
"certainly," replied the candidate,
nervously. ‘
“How can you tell :a bad egg?" went
‘on the merciless vcice. ..
The candidate waited until
laughter died away. Then he replied:
"If I had anything to tell a. bad

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ate Prices.

 

 

egg, I think I should break it gantly.‘ "
He won the place.- - National I
nthly. ,

 

Suits, Gloves, waists _.C
sets and Underwear.

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