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WANTED.
I TO LET.
wmrsn— 91m. non GEXERAL‘:
housework. Inquire a West street.
all) 31. ‘Rent $5, for the season. Apply] F. H. 1082
all! 3t. 1.
WANTED—A SECOND HAND BOT-
toui dump cart in good condition. E. L.
Broadway, Rowayton. Phone 1083-2
all) 31:
WANTE‘D - GIRL FOR House.
work inJamily of three. One who pre—
fers good home to high wages. 22 Ce
borne avenue. alt) 1t
WANTED~POSITION BY A COL~
fired man and wife either in the coun-
try or city. Can furnish good refer-
ences.
‘ Office.
Address M. 1)., card Sentinel:
:18 3t':
T0 LET—AN ACRE 0F GROUAI.)
Iton Keeler avenue, for garden purposes
Keyser, South Norwalk.
TO LET— 3, 4 ,5 AND 6 ROOM AP~
Gated. ‘Rent‘ ‘ reasonable.
Washington street
FR. SALE—EDISON HOME PHO\
their, 525. Will take S. C. R. Red pul-
. lets, part payment. P. O, Box 123, R0-
waytonw 2110 It
c.
To LET—BARN AT 33 HIGH ST,
purposes. inquire on premises. a10 3t
WANTED—MORTGAGE LOANS
each $2,000. Box 685, South Norwalk.
a5 6t
WANTED-Man Who
Knows Automobiles
has proveu selling ability, acquain-
tance and ginger, for local position.
Salary and commission basis, with
leading automobile factory. In reply-
ing give qualifications in full,
I. Kugelman.
25 Nichols Terrace .
New York city
ttuuhncts '
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk, as,
outt, March 27, A. l), 1915
Estate of Esther J. Hendr,ick late
of Norwalk, in said Disttltt, dermis-
eu. 7
The Court of Probate for the. his
.trict of Norwallt, hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said estate
to exhibit their claims for settlement.
'I‘hose'who neglect to present their
act-cunts, properly attested, within
said time, will be deharrcd a recov-
ery. All persons indebted to said es-
tate are requested to make immedi-
ate payment to
ELMER E. HENDRIK,
Administrator.
Probate
mar as 13
AUCTION
‘Notice is hereby given that pursu-
ant to a judgement of petition and
sale of the Superior Court of .‘\‘ew.i<la~
ven County, dated April lst, 1.015, In
the case of Joint W. Towsend et ais
VS. Charles E. Curtis et als, No. 10,-
278, in which judgement the following
described tract or parcel of land was
ordered to be sold at public aut‘tion to
the highest bidder on April 24th, 1915,
at tl1ree't3) 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'f so called, bound-
ed and described as follows:
Northerly by land of The First Con-
gregational Church or Society; East-
teriy by Park street; Southerly by
land of the heirs or devisees' of Samu-
el B S. Bissel, and Westerly by land
of. Louise D,”Tristram, containing two
'(2) mode, more or less, and with a
dwelling house and other buildings
thereon. ; ,
Terms of said Sale.
A deposit of 10 per cent of the pur-
chase price will be 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,
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YOU ARE JUST AS OLD AS YOUR
SPINE. '
Even back as far as Caesar's time
this saying was used. Inleter years,
men substituted for it, "A‘ man’s just
as old as he fee
'; Taking the two, and combining the
meaning, we have the true expression,
and Chiropractic itnterprstation, A
MAN'S JUST As OLD AS HIS SPINE
ALLOWS HIM TO FEEL.
STAMFORD
’1 so. NunWALit
9 to 5
7 to 8 pm;
, E. *BARTIIOL 1). c.
.. Painless Chiropractor, . . ,.
03 Meadow Street. South Not-walk.
TO LET—3 NICE ROOMS WITH
improvements, Newly painted. Rent
$8.00. To adults only. inquire at 53
Osborne avenue, East Norwalk. a8 3t
TO LET-SECOND FLOOR, SIX
rooms, 91«South Main street. Rent 816.
inquire Mrs. S. A. Youngs, 241 East
avenue. a8 3t
To LET-2 ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping and t furnished room.
Inquire llfi‘Chestnut street. a8 3t;
TO LET—-HOU.SE 5 ROOMS, ALL
improvements. Call at 90 Weedward
avenue or phone 1100-2. a8 3t
TO LET—BRIGHT BASEMENT
for shop, or store, 42 South Main St.
Rent low, Inquire on premises. as St
artments, improvements. Centrally to;3
Inquire 70'
>og'raph. 35 four— minute records. Like
Norwalk. Con be used for automobile,
: FOR SALE.
l
;. FOR SALE—BUCKEYE 'INCUBAT-
or. 50 egg size. price $4.00, Telephone
or 219—4.
l TO LET—3 ROOMS. INQutnn ATf
8 Elm Grove street. a10 3t 3
FOR RENT—1 HOUSE, PLEASAN'I‘R
street, upper floor, 3 Mint avenue,t
flat, Washington street, floor, 60x24,
; suitable for light manufacturing, Havi- '
, land street. Inquire J. Wallace Marvin,
i East Norwalk. 1110 3t
TO LET—SMALL HOUSE ON R0.
vwayton avenue. 3 minutes front trolley.
Rent $8. Apply, Oliver Cook, West
‘ Side avenue, all) 3t
TO LET—5 ROOMS \VITH ALL I1M-
provements. 109 South Main street.
1110 at.
FOR SALE— ONE 1914 CADILLAC,
with two speed rear axle, electric
starter and electric gear shift. Run
”only last summer. Price right. In-
quire Louis S. Roblchaud, 44 Chest-
nut street. aS 3t
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FOR SALE—LOT N0. 53, HARBOR
View Beach. inquire Iii. J. Thornton,
Darlen, a8 3t
FOR SALE—31.. H.1’. PALMER
engine, Jump spark, coil and carbur-
etor, wmutfler All in 'good condition
$45. inquire David A. Dixon, 40 lCove
avenue, East Norwnlk. :18 3t
To LET—6 ROOM FLAT, 36 TAY-
lor avenue. 5 and 6 room tints at Lin-
coln avenue. New houses with all im-
provements. Apply 36 Taylor avenue,
phone 183. 1 a8 3t
;T0 LET—9 ROOM HOUSE 10
Reed street, Improvements. Yearly
rental, $30.00 monthly,
creuces. Bertha J. Ells,
or J. B. Lawrence & Co.
advance. Rei-
rBroad River,
:10 6t
FOR RENT—ATTRACTIVE SIX
room new half house, all improve-
ments and conveniences, 5 minutes
station, beautiful interior. blaring Con-
struction Co., 123 Washington street,
South Norwulk. no (it
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 ti
To LET—FROM APRIL 15TH, 8
room house, with bath and all other
Improvementswfiz Woodward Ave.
For further particulars, inquire at
the office of The Old Well Cigar Co.
1n24 tf
To LET—5 Rooms. 100 SOUTH
Main St. Inquire C. E. Hoyt. m18 ti!
TO LET—5 ROOM APARTMENT.
East Washington street. East Nor.
walk. Partial improvements, rent
$12.00; also 5 room apartment 39
Chapel street, Norwalk, Inquire 64
Southan street, or telephone 60.
j29 ti
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"To LET—5 ROOMS AT 57 SPRING
St. Inquire. of ,Mrs. R. Tarlov, ,102
Taylor Ave. Tel 1165-5, no t!
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For Up-to-dntd-Sol'vlco Call
Fred H. taunting.
Funeral Dlroceor and Embalmor‘
Office and Residence
, Telephone 904.
, 84 Bo. Main $41.80. Norwnlk.
:Mlehael 1.111119 -
OOVTRACTOR.
Estimates cheerfully furnished
6-8 Wood St... 80. Norwalk.
'PHONE 1589.
PHILIP MIlZZUCCO
North Taylor Ave. 80. Nor-walk
CONTRACTOR.
Stone, Brlck, Concrete. Plaster, Side‘
walks, Celnr Digging.
Telephone 1217-)
t
'mood to move".
' tiers solicited.
White, 01 1-2 Ely Ave;
tv—a‘oardon wamh Sentinel Want 1
‘ Ads. when they
FOR SALE—ONE 10 II. P. GRAY
engine in good running order, Com-
plete with carbmctor, mutfler, coil,
Joe's (leer, shaft wheel and stuffing
box. A bargain if taken at once. Ap-
uly ll. Danhc, 20 Lowe street, South
Norwaik. a8 3t
FOR SALE— HOUSE AND BARN
with improvements, 0 High street, So.
NUT\V31k.‘Iflt~ 4511107, phone 130-5. utilit1
FOR SALE—FIVE PASSENGER
Iiudson in good condition, that com-
pleted thorough overhauling. Electric
lights and horn. Tires practically new.
$250. Address Box-341, Darien Conn.
Phone 107. as at
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FOR SALE—.APPLES AND SWEET
cider 100 quart, 350 gallon. Brink own
demiiohn, Not delivered. Joseph 11211111,.
8 Woodward avenue. as (It
FOR SALE—D0 NOT FAIL TO
see the line of Auburn cars before
you buy. Fours and sixes. Runabouts
and touring, $1075 to $2,000. “
One a
passenger Cadillac at a bargain. One
Maxwell runabout. good as new. G.
P. White. rear 113 Washington "Sh,
South Norwaik, Conn. Phone 1140.
House phone 1279-2, 1112-1 ti
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LOST.
LOST~CARPENTER‘S accouu'r
book Saturday morning in East Nor-
1.os'r~o-onn ENAMEL PIN wrrn
initials N. W. S. C. Reward if returned
to this office. a7 3t
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FREE To ANY WOMAN, BEAUTI-
ful diner set for distributing only 3
doz cakes or Complexion Soap Free.
No money or experience needed. Tyrell
Ward, 216 Institute Place ,Chicago.
PAINTING — PAPER-HANGING,
decorating. Painters supplies; wall
paper, np-to-date styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
Tei. 409 Alexander
111 imp
SALVATOR CHAutor'r-e GENERJ
geral 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.‘ '
J‘TIIE, urns snot!
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SPRING .
FASHIONS
Suits, Gloves, VVaists, Cor-
sets and Underwear.
Attracticc Models.
ate Prices.
It AM} A. CLAVEN
“‘a
Moder-
.; guarantees" of the preservation of Austrian integrity
AUSTRIA ABANDONS CAMPAIGN AGAINST SER-
BIA WHICH STA RTED BIG WAR.
(Continued from First Page.)
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Thc American governtu‘cnt maintains that its position
regarding arms shipments has all along been enforced
itilpartlally as to all belligercnts.
BERLIN, April 10. by wireless to Sayvillc, N. Y.~—
The German government is cudcavoring to ascertain
through the American Embassy whether the. crews of
German submarines who 11:1 vc been taken prisoners by
the English and are being held in the naval detention
barracks are receiving the same treatment as other pris-
oners of war or not.
ltdias been rcportttl that the crews of submarines
were set apart for harsher treatment. :ll this is found to
be true, the Lokal Anzeigcr demands immediate retaliav
t1011.
MILAN, April 9.8201). 111., via Paris. April to,
5:05 a. 111.-.'\ special dispatch from l’ctmgrad the
Secolo says that the insistent reports heard in the Russian
capital of negotiations for a separate peace with Austria
are based upon the supposition that (talicia and probably
some other territory would be exchanged with Russia for‘
in
to
the 'l‘rahsylvania provinces. Sentiment in favor of 21 sep-
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56 North Main Street
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Extra Specials
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Best Ilour a bag .............. . ........ , ...... 99¢ ;,
Best Flour, 3 barrel ..... . ....................... $7 90 , ‘ ’
Clover Milk, a can ..... .
1011a Peas, a can ...... .,. ...... . . . .. ................ 7¢ .
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Telephone 909
124 WASHINGTON ST.
THE GREAT A. a P. TEA co.
Free Delivery '
\\ omen s and
\‘\ omen s and
\\’omcn's
Comt- to see 01
Hats from . ..
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THE PARIS
33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
and Mlsses' Dresses ............
\\'01nen's and Misscs’ Skirts ....... , . . ..... 7$2. 98, $3 .,98 $5. 50
.. .......... 98c up
.. ...... 47c up to $2.98
Cloaks ‘ e;
Millinery
SOUTH NORWALK. '
Great Attractive Sale
........... $8.98, $14.98»
$398 $598 $7 98 $1298
$7.98, $1198 $17.98
Misses' Suits
.vlisscs’ Coats ..
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1r Beautiful \‘v’aists from
rce of Charee.
noon-n
; 1, paper.-
aratc peace with Austria is said to be increasing in Rus-
sia. ‘ " . _ ..,
LONDON. April 10, 8:25 a. 111.—-:\ sc1nl«officialstaic~ ,
incnt issued at Petrograd, says a Renter’s dispatch. an—
nounces that several Gcnnanot‘ficcrs of a high rank were
killed and several others injured when a train carrying , .
the stall often army corps was derailed in the section of t
Poland occupied by the Germans. . 1‘
LONDON, April 10, 7:02 a. 1n.~l“our battlcsltipsaurl
four cruisers cmtvoyinpr scveralirmtsports were seen yes—
terday from I'lcdcztgatclt steaming" toward Enos, on the
Gulf of Some, according to a dispatch to the Times from €380“
Sofia. 'l'lic warships opened fire on Turkish positions at
a distance of what appeared to be three miles. After the In Household
bombardment had continued for about two hours the 3 ‘;
Squadron withdrew '111 the direction of the Dardancllcs. Econ“
ROME. via London, April it), 12:37 a. 111,—«Oificial y
denial of the report that Austria has asked the good of-
I'u‘cs of the Holy See to obtain peat-c propsals is printed l
in the ()ssct‘vatorc Romano, the organ of the Vatican. ; ; When you keep tllt‘ kitchen
,, , ..._ _ , ;_ stove going to ktcp the water 3.11
NEWARlx. N. J., April 10.~---\ prtvntc vmploymcht t _
burl-an service here. it was learned today. has 'cccivt-d dh" "(”1” lzot. you are 11111ch
urgutt re 1111 «is from several 1111111 'tri;1l centers of Great ; constant ct-‘pt‘nsc. Coal is burn‘
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Britain; to» Illult than IOlll lnmdtcd men to lulu ll.i , mg. t‘vcry'mmutc whether you
plums. oi.- workmen vltn ate at. the limit lltc call is lot ; ; ;
Atttcricun and llrltisb subjects. The Itiilt.)l“lt$ seeking l ‘1“ ”5‘"?! “"- “alt-1 0‘ “”1;
‘e"‘c~;‘ ."':'.rv;.r;“‘1t . . .
lltt \mrlxmcn olltt In trmspprt'itnm 1nd '1 hit» tutu ' but, when vou IISC a GAS WA- .
at least SIX months were. l\\'tl hundred of the men it» ; .. ' -
rcadv have sailed. . ; TLR HEATER. you light the
' ()111: of the largest clct'trirnl lilzliiltlltt‘ltll'lllg’ Ct'itttrci‘tts_ {3115 when the water is may“
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111l.1\t1|;1ooll1.1.~;;.~tnta tall Iterlbt huh. dittlit 111H to and turn 1; 0;; mm; mu an-
information rccmvcd by the Kmart. bureau. ; -
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his: to the \vintcry snow storm malt-t expense stops with the use Of
.1111: travnelll .,t a great, effort. yet the ;
3 Easter sphtt prevailed in the bonuti- ; ”“3 hot “’3‘"-
\ iul decomtlons of Littler luaclntltss;
,;C:1rtllliithIls, geruulums, Olt‘, in ill? The saving in coal alone will
. . jovous fem” music, and 111 me efm more than pav for the installation
Mrs. Louis Warncke is on the. sick cat lltltll’fkm-S tommci 101 Ned oi’U1rl-'
list. stianiu‘ s greatest belief. immortality of a water heater.
.. through the RPhStil ction Howl-I12, You can pttrcliasc one 011 sur—
lvlrs. George Miller of Hartford is “arkg will 09195,“... Holy Commun 1 ; ; ; ll ;
visiting her brother, 11. G. Thomson ion again m.“ Sunday in St Math; 1 prising y rtasona) c. torms.
D M i T"*‘ 11 ill 19w 3 1"h111ch for the benefit of those
r. orr son as opcne an o co
, unable to attend on Easter Sunday.
in Georgetown at the residence of F. ASk About n
8' mum?" . FIGHTING mason BEATEN
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MT" and MN“ 1‘93““ 'Rcmsen 0f ECandidates for Greenwich Warden
Belden Hi” are the happy parents 0ft Loses—Commuters Too Confident w
a little son. Grecnwich’s fighting person, the ;
‘ Rev. Charles 13‘. Taylor, independent
Ml" Md Mrs. Aimon C.‘Bradley' of §candidate for warden, was defeated
Kent, Conn, spent a few days this gTuesday by gm votes by Joseph
week with their daughter Mrs. Chas p Crosby. who 1a“ on a combination
Myers. , republican and democratic fusion
7— ticket.
Wilton friends; hate {geeived East Up to the time the polls closed the .
er cards from M1ss Marian Sturges of: betting odds were even, So vlgmous
Wellesley College. She ;has been ihad been the campaign Of the person _; _.
spendmg the Easter ”can” at. Scin- iwhose challenges to public debate ‘ 3
tate,;Mass. ‘ hismpponents had not accepted. The ; * ; .
Miss Sony Middlebrook was in the mile“ V0” ‘“ the him” 9‘ me b°' ’ I
“ ' ‘ rough was cast and the Taylor men, ;
town or Wiltgn on Wednesday and . l l Nev York commuters were
attended a meeting of the Civic Lea- i me. n y ‘ '
‘ tsanguine of success. However, they
gue which was held that afternoom ‘
i th T wn Hall ‘~ “ remained away from the polls, while .
n e o " 1 the politicians . and theit workers \; .
Rev. Charles A. Marks attended a were present all the time ‘ ‘ '
meeting of the Knights of ,Washing- . As soon as the rusult was known
ton in Stamford, Tuesdnv evenirtg.‘m‘e fighting Kparson extended his 3, ‘ _
when the mayor of Stamford was in» hand ‘0 his opponent ‘ ‘ . ‘ , ; a
hinted into the order “The campaign has not been in ; ‘ . , _ .
.. vain from an ihducational point. of - * ;
" “We have got— WW _ . 2:..- -- -..__...._._........._,.
The topic of Rev Robert Perry’s “er 11.9 stid later _ ;
.nlu‘strated Lecture next Sunday 3,. ten the issues before the’ people In .and well known to the drug "all“: T
ening will DE The Missions in Ga- such manner that they cannot mis- about the country, took poison with
za Land and Mnshona Land in South take; them. suicidal intent here yesterday and is
East Africa, where the British and “It. Isevident that the. machine's now in then-hospital, with httlo chan- ;
Fortugese have possessions. ' - grip is 5“" so strong upon Green- on 0f ms recovery He 'eceived a m ' EL R0! TA I N
' __ Wich that it will be some time before tar this morning while at; work tem.
Ground has been broken for the it can be broken. With 727 votes cast. porarily in a 10”“ drug store. of ‘ PERL—jLCT CIGARS
erection of a house as a residence out of a possible 893, and many vot- which at one time he was the owner.
for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morehouse, era outmt the town at this season. and after reading the letter, told the ; ; _ ; 3 , _
on the E. Godfrey building lots. it is‘it is certain that. the majority did propietor he was “ going to quit." , » .
reported thattthe bungalow will be not appreciate the work that has The proprietor. thought he meant he
erected for Mr and Mrs. Christopher been done by the present reform ad‘ intended to stop wont, but Morgan.
I Evans in the near feature. . .; ministration" - - reached for'and’ swallowed two poi: ;
m son tablets before he could be pre- . '
Although the attendance at both DRUGS-IST; ATTEMPTS TO POL vented. “ . ; ; , ‘1
the Congregational uand Episcopal; , ‘ SON HIMSE' F ' . * ‘-—-"~W .
Churches on Easter wasmmall allow- STAMFORD APT“ "10““?9‘91‘ T ‘A 800i! (ids ma best In the host .-
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