n. -915 A55'431; v ..».r Iw'ag-n: nirv- gnwe'r-s‘W" 1" r‘" . '4’?“ s / time, will be debarred a‘recovery. All I 11815 22 Classified «Kass—4T0 Let, For Sale, Professional Cards, Miscellaneous _ :J Business and and LASSIFIBD Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five “Words or Less, 250 Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black- face or Caps, Double Price. WANTED. WANTED— SITUATION A " GEN- eral housework by young HungarianI girl. Speaks and understands English. (Jail 11 Talmadge Place, South Nor-IOsborne avenue, East Norwalk. a8 3tIonly last summer. Price right. w alk a81t' WANTED—POSITION BY A COL- ored man and wife either in the coun- try or city. Address M D. cIo Sentinel TO LET. ‘ 1 I To LET-3 NICE ROOMS WITH improvements Newly painted. RenLI $8.00. To adults only. Inquire at 53 To LET—SECOND FLOOR, SIX rooms, 91 South Main street. Rent $16. I Inquire Mrs. S A. Youngs, 241 East; avenue. a8 all office. a8 1t WANTED—A FIRST CLASS PAP- erhanger. Alexander White, 61% Ely avenue. Tele. 400. 118 It WANTED—A LADY OF REFINE- ment would like position as compan- ion or house keeper in a small fam< ily. Address Housekeeper, cIo Senti- nel. a? lit. WANTED—MAN WISHES POSI- tion on large- farm to trim ltreo. S. Landro, 36 Bouton stret, South Norwalk, telephone 492 a6 at __l WANTED — SITUATION \ AS; housekeeper or laundress. Inquire A. M, G., 16 Cross street South ‘Norwalk.. a6 3t. WANTED—MORTGAGE LOANS each $2, 000. Box 685, South Norwalk. a5 6t TO LET—2 ROOMS FOR LIGHTI housekeeping and 1 furnished room.I Inquire 11 Chestnut street. a8 35; I TO LET—HOUSE 5 ROOMS, ALL improvements. Call at 90 Woodward avenue or phone 1106- 2. as St TO LET—BRIGHT BASEMENT for shop, or store, 42 South Main St.; Rent low, Inquire on premises. 88 3t To LET—6 ROOM FLAT. 36 TAY- lor avenue. 5 and 6 room flats at Lin- coln avenue. New houses with all im- provements. Apply 36 Taylor avenue, phone 13. a8 3t. To LET—TWO CONNECTING UN; furnished large rooms all convenienc- es. Bath adjoining. Near station. Ten: dollars month You furnish light and heat. First floor. 61/; Hamilton ave-I nue. a8 11; [Hill lllllllllS District at ‘Norwalk, ss. Court. April 7, A. D.. 1915. in the matter of 'lsabelle M. Hadden of ENorwalk, in said District, deceas- ed. , lOrdered, that the conservator of the said Isabelle M. Hadden exhibit his ac- count with his» said ward to this Court for adjustment, at the Probate office in Norwalk. on the 14th day of April, 1915. at 10 o'clock forenoon: and that all persons interested in said matter may be notified thereof, the said conservator will cause this order to be published in a newspaper hav- ing a circulation in said District, at leash five days before said l-llll day of April, 1915. HENRY W, Probate GREGORY Judge SOLVENT NOTICE. District of Norwaik, ss., Probate Court, April 6_ A. D., 1915, Estate of Julia W. Hill, late of Nor- walk. in said District, deceased. The Court of Probate for the D151 . trict of Norwal‘k, hath limited and al’ lowed six months from the date hei'e- of for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settleement. Those who neglect to present their ac- counts, prope'rly atthsted, within said persons indebted to said estate; are requested to make immediate payment to ' EBEN-EZER HILL, Administrator. District of Norvmlk, as. would; Court. April 7. A. 1)., 1915.’ Estate of Ebenezer Hill late of 'Nor- ' walk in said District, deceased. The Court of Probate for the‘ Dis- trict of Norwalk, hath limited and al- lowed six months from the date here- of for the creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their so- connts, properly attested. within said time, will be debarred a recovery. All persons indebted. to said Estate are requested to make immediate pay- meat to ., ‘i‘ " EBDVEZER HILL, ir GRANVILLE WHITTL'ESEY ' " . 2' Administrator —-DIVIDEND NOTICE. Fall-demo county savings Bank, Norwalk, Conn, March 18,1915. At a meeting of the Board of Direct- ore of the Fairfleld County Savings w Bank held this day. a dividend at the' 4ate of four per cent. per. annum, was declared to depositors, from the earnings of the six' months/sending March 81, 1915.. » The same will be entered on past books and paid on and after April 10111.1915. . By order of the Board of Directors. ‘ SEYMOUR CURTIS, . For further particulars, To LET—FIRST FLOOR 62 PUT- nam avenue. All improvemuts. Can be sen at any time, Inquire on premises. 8.? 3t. ' To LET—4 ROOMS AT 33 BUT- ler street, Norwalk. ‘lnquire Raymond & Ambler. Wilton. :16 3t T0 LET—4 ROOMS AT UP STAl‘RS. 43 Cedar Street, South :Norwalk. In- quire 73 Cedar street. Tele. 370. all (it To LET—TWO LARGE FURNISH- Electric light and bath. 31 Washing- ton street, South Norwnlk. ed at. TO LET—COTTAGE OF EIGHT rooms modern conveniences, near Norwalk High School. or plrtk‘ulars apply J. M. Layton & 00., South Nor- wall't. a6 3t. T0 LET—9 'ROOM HOUSE 10 Reed stieet, Improvements. Yearly rental, $30.00 monthly, advance. Ref- erences. ,Bertha J. Elle. Broad River, or J. B. Lawrence & Co. 116 61 To LET—SECOND FLOOR AP» artment at 12 High street, South .\'or~ walk, from April 15. Rooms can be seen there, or call at 44 West St. 116 st Iengine in good running order_ Com- "pleted thorough overhauling. Electric ed rooms "in private family lst: flooif. . FOR SALE. FOR SALE— ONE 1914 CADILLAC. with two speed rear axle, electric stalter and electric gear shift. Run in- quire Louis G. Robichaud, 44 Chest- nut street as 3t FOR SALE—LOT NO. 53, HARBOR View Beach. Inquire M. J. Thornton, Darien a8 31 FOR SALE—315 H. P. PALMER engine, jump spark. coil and carbur- etor, muffler. All in good condition. $45. Inquire David A. Dixon, 40 Cove allenue, East Norwaik. :18 3t son SALE—ONE 10 n. P. GRAY plate with carburetor. muffler, coil, Joe's Geer, shaft wheel and stuffing box. A bargain if taken at once. Ap- uly 'H. Danke, 20 Lowe street. South Norwalk. '88 3t o—o——-»——'—- nb—‘—--—...— FOR SALE— HOUSE AND BARN with improvements, 6 High street. So. Norwalk, Lot 45x57. phone 135-5 a83t son sue—awn PASSENGER Hudson in good condition, just com- lights and horn. Tires practically new. 3250. Address Box 311, Barton Conn. Phone 107. as 3t FOR SALE—WOOD BED SPRINGS; mattress, clean. Three dollars. Ma-I hogany dressing table. with chair. _.. Large mahogany music'cabinet. White! enamel chairs and dresser. Taylor 61,4, l Hamilton avenue. I FOR BALE—LAUNCH. LENGTHI 36 feet 10 foot beam. 6 noise power' Mianus engine in first condition. Needs painting. Only $19 .already in; the w.ater 55 \\ ater street. a7 3tI r..- a... FOR 8ALE~9L1VER;TYPE\1RIT- or as good as new, $20: Also Renting-I ton $15. These machines can be seen in Norwalk. lrvlng Holmes. Ridgelield. a6 31.I l I FOR SALE~APPLES AND SWEET cider 100 quart, 35' gallon. liriuk ownl demijolm, Not deliv.ered Joseph 1: ula, S Woodward avenue. :15 6t FOR SALE—DO NOT FAIL TO see the line of Auburn cars before you buy. Fours and sizes. 'Ruzlabonts and touring. '81075 to $2,000. One 5 passenger Cadillac at a bargain. One Maxwell runabout, good as new. G. P. White, rear 113 Washington St, South Norwalk, Conn. Phouq 0-10. House phone 1279-2. 1u24 tf ‘To LET—T0 LADY, A FURNISH- ed room with bath and sIeam heat. Home comforts, also use of phone. Ap' ply after six p. m., 125 South Main street. 116 at. FOR RENT~ATTRACTIVE 1.51}: room new half house, all improve- ments and conveniences, 5 minutes station, beautifu’ interior. Maring Con- struction Co., 123 Washington street, South Norwalk. a5 6t as 1,157 — Two hours IN Swat-ta & 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. magi tf To LET—FROM APRIL 15TH, 8 room house, with bath and all other improvemefits, 62 Woodward Ave. inquire at the office of The Old Well Cigar Co. m24 tf TO LET—5 noons. 100 SOUTH Main St, Inquire C. E. Hoyt. 11118 if TO LET—5‘ noon APARTMENT. East Washington street, ‘East- Nor. walk. ‘Chapcl street, .Norwalk. South Main street, or telephone 60. 129 ti To Lev—5 ROOMS awn Spams St inquire of Mrs. R. Tll'loV. .109 Taylor Ave 'i‘el 1185-5 1180. it _ White, 61 1~2 Ely'Ave.‘ Partial improvements, rent; I912. 00; also 5 room apartment 39‘; .Inquire 64 '* you the lowest prices on 15. years . Stine and Basement at No. 5's. " Sonth Main St.,- South Not-walk. J 50 Water St! . LOST. LOST—ON WEDNESDAY MORN- ing between Baxter's Drug Store and Dr. Morgan's cities 11 small black pock~ et'book containing a sum of money. Re- ward lf returned to this cities. 118 It, .v' LOST—GOLD ENAMEL PIN WITH initials ‘N. W. S. C. Reward if returned to this oiiice. a7 3' MISCELLANEOUS. PAINTING; - PAPER-HANGLNG. decorating. P'ainter’s supplies; wall paper, up-to-date styles, lewest prices. Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or; dare solicited. _ Tel. 400 Alexander al.1mo SALVATOR CHARIOTT— GENER- erai 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. .‘~ For fierce-1. Service Call ‘ ‘ Fred H Gunning,” ”’ ’ Funeral Director. Jnd Embglillel 4;: ‘ Office 1nd Rasldgnoo ' . . Telephone 904. 11 94 On. Main 8L. So. Nam-lg. LOOK! 11‘ share profits. with ‘you by giving- ' \ gnnranteed tin made into leaders. log, plumbing and heating. ' . HENRY A. HEGELEle. Phone lino-i9 a. hand-made. painted inside. tin ro’ot- THE Spurn nonwsLx 2.1.1.1.... sens-mar; . ITALY unwind READY, ' PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT WITH AUSTRIA. .—_—.——— .3,» nor Hopes‘ son (Continued from First Page.) p. m.—-The advance of the Russians in has cut the Austrian army under General Bocrovitch in The eastern wing of this army is in a me- two places. carious position. "The Russians have captured Lupkow Pass. The Russians / Austrians in the district of Barti‘eld and in the district of Lupkow. Having advanced Smolnik controls the only Menntains bctwcen Mezolaborcz and Czech, a distance of (10 miles. LONDON, tcr of War dated yesterday, w “The western side of the Yprcs Canal, in the rcction of Drei [achen has been completely freed of the enemy by Belgian troops. dcr, leaving behind them n'achine guns and ammunition. “Today passed off quietly. showed very little activity." PARIS, April 8, 1151 London, French War Office this afternoon gave out a report on the progress of the fighting, which reads as follows: “In Belgium, the day wasmarkcd by artillery gagemcnts. “In the valley of the Alene and the district to the cast of Rheims our efforts. iii I maintained our gains between in their entirety, while at the ing to make further progress. “In the Brulc Fo.st we at the same time taking a large number of prisoners ill this section of the front. This BERLIN, April 8, by wireless to Sayvlllc, N. v.— Thc German Army Headquarters today gave out a re— port on the progress of hosti lows: - “T-he fighting between the Mcusc and the Moscllc continued yesterday. French in the Wocvrc district, on the. heights of Sombrcs, the forest of Sclcusc, north of St. \iihicl. in lorcst, near the Forest of ..Aprcmout to the north of llircv and in the Forest of LcPretrc. “Frénch losscsion the entire front again wcrc enor- mous, without obtaining the slightest success “AH lrencb miator from l‘aris. compelled to said 110 lin was kiloun in the French capital about the ace in the Champagne figllling ‘ )n the cautern front there have been no develop- lhc \vcathcr continues bad and . lrcllc 1. "ments. passable." they have forced a wedge between the Austrian armies. , April 8, 12:50 p. n1.———The Belgian Lega- tion here has received a lcligram from the Belgian Mlnis— i The Germans fled in disor- The hostile artillery ‘I 1 l 2 :30 - p. m.—The bad weather continued with great activity, and we have the Carpathians Smolnik. cast of have also thrown back the . A‘&P Extra Specials Best Flour,s bag .......................... . Bcst Flour, a barrel . . ......... . ............... $7, Clover Milk, 3 can ............................... 1 ‘1 Iona Peas, a can THE GREAT A. a P. TEA co. 124 WASHINGTON ST. through the Rostok Pass, road through the Beskid hlch reads as follows: (ll- (:11- spite of the abnormally the Meuse and the Mosclle same time we are proceed- captured a German trcncll, was reported last night." lilies, which reads as fol- attacks resulted in failure near the Ailly Telephone 909 ' fGreai Attractive Sale .............. $8.98, $14. \\ omen s and Misses’ Suits Women's and Misscs’ Coats . . . . $..3. 98, $5.98, $798, $12 \Vomell s and Misses’ Dresses ............ $7 98, $11. 98, $37 \\ omen s and Misses’ Skirts . . . . . .......... $2. 98, 8.398, 55.50! Conic to see our Beautiful W alsts from ........... 98¢ " Hats from. ...... .47cupt082. \‘t e Altcr‘lTree of Charge. THE PARI 33 SOUTH MAIN ST. “mm... ‘XC‘H‘bD nWa‘naa/‘au-aluan’nau a» ‘1‘] ' ‘\‘\.\. ‘\'. .u ‘1‘“ - -\.\‘ \‘\'\\"~ ‘3 A SHOWING OF PARLOR FURNITURE. 0f the very latest models, in suites or single pieces. set is shown in our main show window. RAYMOND s. soN THE LONG ESTABLISHED AND RELIABLE FIRM 48 MMN STREET, NORWALK. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. A sample . ‘.‘“‘ . ‘\.\‘\‘\‘\-\‘\:\:\)w ‘Hfl.\‘\‘\“‘ ‘- 1"; All ’1' - n' ’4' VII-"IV“ '1"€' U’ nit/‘1' 'f' V‘\‘ Housedrcsses ’ New line of Spring House Dresses in lat- est styles ill Amoskcag gingham, madras land the roads im- ..__-—--___._. WASH l .\'(}'l‘( l.\'. .-\pri18 Port of Chestct hmc been ”closed to all .e'l‘llc River Dec and the navigation at night by order 01 the Briti: h Admiralty, the State lic- partmcut has just been mfol med from London. The message 53111 no vessels are petmittcd to lcznc or cntcl either place bctuccn dark and daylight and that all navigation lights have bce11c\ti11guishcd.\'o explan— .ation \0f the order is offered. NEWPORT NEWS. Vs, April 8.—‘\\’ith the intern— ment today of the German auxiliary cruiser Prinz Eitcl Friedrich and her crew, the commerce destroyer ended her spectacular war career. __.__....__._. $101,111 1111111 ‘“ 11111011 1101011 Bouldetperiu Meyers and Gross; Rendered Ilnconsciouslby Smoke; But Is Rescued , , I y... m. p..— l i I 1 l 1 l I l HARTFORD, April 8.-—Flre of un I.Dr Arthur R. Turner, assisted by Dr. Lent and wife: lot and buildings on certain origin last nighuijid damage George S. Cram. It was found thathou pit avenue War, estimated at $100, 000 and upwards to the factory of Myers and Grossesm“ 9‘1 and had been partly forced 0‘“ 0‘ rence:. lot and buildings First street ment makers in Windsor itreet Two the socket. The little fellow stood and Cove avenue War the ordeal well. The possibility of in- ’ Polish families caught fire. but the fection m: the other We 15 not remote and buildings on First street and Cove firemen succeeded in putting out and the doctor will know that by to-' avenue War. ' .; nearby tenement houses, occupied by these fires A double alarth brought out nearly all the fi e fighting up I paratus in the city. . . 120 Hands in Building The firm employed 120 nds who ~ were working when the 5‘“? was discovered. The fire drill was sound- egwand all made their escape in anI orderly manner. A few moments later blip; entire, building was a mass of Ilmifi' The bookee‘p‘er, Miss Bessie Levine after site had gotteiou‘t of the '1 building, rushed back into he officel ' and saved orders amountin‘ to near ly $75,000, it is said She was partly overcome by smoke, and firemen brought her, belt fainting, from the blazing v.bdl;lding . .;l.‘he less is partly covered by in- sunrise \ The, cempany has other . t lulu lull" UNDERGOES'flPfRAmN The operation on fifteen years old Thomas Duffy, who had his left eye? pierced by a wooden picket from a1 fence ’when he was thrown from his bicycle. was performed at the Nor- walk hospital yesterday afternoon by the eye had been completely destroy- morrow. The sincerest sympathy is heard ‘ from all quarters over the unfortunate War accident. The young boy has been ell-I played 'at Beers market for over a year, and during that time had made himself very popular with the custom- era and clerks. WOMAN MAY DIE OF BURNS son'rn' BRITAlN, April 3-— Mrs. Maria Platt, 75 years ‘old. received probably fatal burns at her home last night when she fell with a lamp from which the house caught fire. but volunteer firemen succeeded in extinguishing‘ the blaze. Physicians ’ hold no hope for her recovery. .7. | I I one] material i l l l I I I l I l l l 9' night renewal—- ‘ set-ill and pcrcalcs. with Gladstone collars, vests and cuffs, daintily trimmed with diag- J. I. Mallette - . I -— I! asst. ESTATE TRANSFERS I The following are the latest real es-, I PHILIP MAZZUCC ‘ “M ;tate transactions recorded at the of-: North Taylor Ave. So. _ flee of the Town Clerk, Herbert R.’ Stone, Brlchogfdgcgogmlsmp, Silos Smith. I walks, Celar Digging. , Frank H, Gleason and Louis Beersi 1 Telephone 1217.2 to Axel G. Fagerstrom, lot and build- ings on Strawberry Hill avenue.‘War., Elizabeth Taptick and estate of 1111-- Ichuel to Fannie Venn: lot‘and build- ' ings Ridge street. \Y or. and Adminls‘I trator' s deed George L. Price to Henry P. Price: lot and buildings on West avenue. War. Henry Green to George W. Weiheit . ,and wife: lot and buildings on Belden. ' ' ,nvenue, War; ' John H. Knapp to James H. Flynn; lot and buildings on West‘ street. War. Robert Josolovsky to Jennie P. Ve~ no: two lots Lawrence street War. Lawrence & Philcox to Grover W. . I . - Michael Iubrano e coxirnsc'ronfl‘ ~ ‘ f _, Estimates cheerfully furnished ”I 11-16 “'uml $1.. I II ' PHONE 1589. posite, Health. are conditio . gaps, not obyects Oi concr e th " and that the power which:' c man also placed within him ‘th chanism which. it kept in p lustmcnt. 1could early him .. cradle to the grave, in uninte‘ ease and comfort. *. ' Try CHIROPRACTIC ~‘1vitho hurts. “ STAMIORD 9 to 5 ‘ Robert Joselovsky to John B Law-‘ John B Lawrence to Z. Salllck: lots Ralph rm... and wife to William G. Moe: lot and buildings on East Ave.i I I MEle ego-ruseuoon ELECTION 1A. ID. Keep; Glisten President, sud E. ' I \H. Gumbart, Vice-President. ‘ ‘ An interesting affair was the annual meeting of the Men's Brotherhood or . . 71119 South lNorwalk Congregational. Church, held last evening, The sub. ' ' cess oi: the last year was discussed.’ I» and plans for an“ even more suns; SPRING . and interesting year Were laid; Dr. R. ‘ FASHIONS M. Rastall did not speak last even- ing‘,‘ as scheduled. his address Jbeing postponed until a later date. Th; emc- era for tnwensui‘ng year 91 ; . . _ sets and Underwea . ALIA-Attractice Models. 5 etc Priccs. President—A. D Keep.
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