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Wants!
Classified “Ads.”——To Let,
For Sale,
Profession
Miscellaneous
Business and
at Cards, and
LASSIFIED Advertisements on thispage, Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c
Three Times. 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. Iii-Black-
face or Caps, Double Price.
WANTED.
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TO LET. I
FOR SALE.
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WANTED—~BOYS TO MAKE THEM-l;
solvea useful H. Jacobs & Son, Shoe‘
Manufacturers, Belden avenue, Nor-I
walk. a13 11
South Norwalk.
TO LET—HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS;
Toilet and water at 11 Ilani‘ord Place.
Inquire at it; Cross street, up stairs.
813 3t
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WANTED — YOUNG COUPLE,
wants position. Man highly educated,
Woman good cook. Will go to farmI
Ir private family. Rev. Kish, 2‘07 Ely:
avenue. a13 3t
WANTED —- SITUATION TO DO
general housework. Inquire at 96 Tay- I.
lor avenue. 3.12 3t
WANTED—SALESMEN WITH AB-
ility and reference. A No. 1 live wire.
sauesmen only need apply. CliplessI
Paper Fastener (30., 40 Van Zant Stf
1113 St
'Fon RENT—3 ROOMS. txom-RE‘
Julie Gadoczi, 38 Summit avenue. I
313 3t
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FOR RENT-41 ROOMS 0N FIRST
floor, with bath. Inquire F. W, Malkin,
23 Gregory Boulevard a13 3t
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ROOM AND BOARD AT 19 UNION:
Place. near Union Park, large, pieas- I
ant front room, bath adjoining, in
house with private family: good home1
cooking; young married couple prep
ferred; moderate terms. Telephone]
122-6, or call.
11133:;
WANTEID«b1XPERIENCED OPER~
slot for sewing leather In Panama
hats by singer machine, Calhoun (30.,
Stamford, Conn. a12 3t
To LET—LOWER FLOOR OF 4
rooms at 42 Fairfleld avenue. Apply
on premises or of .1. M. Layton & Co.
1112 3t
WANTED-YOUNG GIRL TO TAKEI,
care of young baby. One who goes'
home nights preferred. Call at 30 Fair-
field avenue. a12 3t
' WANTED—A FIRSTCLASS PLUM-
ber to work in open shop. Steady work
to right man. One that can do tinning
also metered. H. H. Hegelein. 56 Wa-
ter street. A
WANTE'D— GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Inquire 5 West street.
a10 3t.
WANTED—A SECOND HAND BOT-
tom dump cart 111 good condition. E. L,
Broadway, Rowayton. Phone 1083-2
(110 3t
WANTED-nan Who
Knows Automobiles
has proven selling ability, acquain-
tance and ginger, for local position.
Salary and commission basis, with
leading automobile factory. In reply
lug give qualifications in full,
I. Kugelman.
New York city
25 Nichols Terrace
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"THE EFEEET'ds‘odoID‘VISION
ON OUR PLEASURES AND
PASTIMES.
Through our power of vision we de-
light the senses.
To obsorb a good story, to see
and enjoy the play; whether to
please ourselves in viewing nature
outdoors or reproduced in artistic
creations, good vision is necessary.
By Improving our vision we are
increasing our happiness.
Oculists‘s examination without
charge.
THA MER
OCULISTS AND OPTICIANS
OPTICIANS.
87 Atlantic Squane. Stamford, Conn.
Open Sat. Eveningc. Eat. 1897.
. YOU ans JUST as OLD AS YOUR ‘
, SPINE.
Even back as far as Caesar's time
this saying was used. In later" years,
, men substituted for it, "A man's just
as class he feels."
Taking the two, and combining the
meaning, we have the true expression,
(and Chiropractic interpretation, A
MAN'S JUST As OLD AS His SPINE
'ALLOWS HIM TO FEEL.
so. wonwann
7 to_8 nun.
E. BAR'IHOL. D. c.
1.. Painless Chiropractor, .
03 Meadow Street. South Nor-walk.
,sr’ramronn
. o m 5
QW'IE
SMOKE
El. ROI TAN
,PEREECI ClGARS,
Sentinel.
TO LET—5 ROOMS WITH ALL IM-
so store, 70 North Main street. In-
quire United Grocery Co., or W. S.
Wilcox. United Bank building, tlz tf
T0 LET—STORE, 15 ELY AVE-
nue, large roomy store. Suitable for
furniture or crockery business. In
quire stint Ely avenue, Mrs. New.
1112 3t
To LET—2 FURNISHED ROOMS.
may be used for light, housekeeping.
inquire 69 Woodward avenue.
9
a1. 8!
TO LET—3 ROOMS. INQU'IRE AT
8 Elm Grove street. 1110 3t
FOR RENT—d HOUSE, PLEASANT
street, upper floor, 3 Mott avenue,
flat, Washington street, floor, 00x24,
suitable tor light manufacturing, Havi-
land street. Inquire J. Wallace Marvin.
East Norwalk. 111.0 31
To LET—SMALL HOUSE ON RO-
__ I cash now.
I tary chicken
provements, 85 Woodward avenue. AI- '"
wuyton avenue. 3 minutestrom trolley.
Rent $8. Apply, Oliver t‘ook, West
Side avenue, 1110 31
T0 LET—5 ROOMS WITH ALL IIM~
provemcuts. 169 South Main street.
~ 1110 iii.
TO LET——AN ACRE 0F GROUND
on Keeler avenue, for garden purposes
Rent $5, for the season. Applyl F. H.
Keyser, South Norwnik. Phone 217-4.
a10 3t
TO LET— 3, 4 ,5 AND ,6 ROOM AP-
artments, Improvements. Centrally lo.
cated. Rent reasonable. Inquire 70
Washington street,
To LET—BARN AT 33 HIGH ST.
Norwalk. Con be used for automobile
puiposes. Inquire on premises. n10 3t
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. 11124 if
TO LET—FROM APRIL 15TH, 8
room house, with bath and all other
improvements, 62 Woodward Ave.
For further particulars, inquire at
the office of The Old Well Cigar Co.
m24 it
To LET—5 ROOMS. 100 SOUTH
Main St. Inquire C. E. Hoyt. m18 tf
To LET—,5 ROOM APARTMENT.
East WaShlngton 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.
i29 ti
TO LET-51 ROOMS A'l‘b? SPRING
St. Inquireot Mrs. R. Tarlov. 102
Taylor Ave. Tel 1165-5, 1130 t!
FOUND. \
FOUN‘D— GRAY BOAT, INQUIIIRE
$113 It
‘ For Unto-date Service Call ~
Fred H. Odnunn.
Funeral Director and Embnlmot
Office and incidence ‘
Telephone 004. .
“ silo. Mo'ln‘ I99 poi. Namath. .‘
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PIANO CHEAP —— WILL STORE
fine upright piano and stool with res-
ponsible party who will buy later if
piano is satisfactory or sell cheap for
For particular address 'l‘.
R. S., ego Sentinel 313 31.
FOR»SALE-—A FIRST CLASS SAN-
house. ‘apacity 125
chickens. Inquire 59 Seaview avenue,
thiid district Phone 38. 1112.. 9t
FOR SALE—FOUR HOLE GROC-
I'ers ice box in good condition. Will
sell at a bargain. Inquire A F. Beck--
Imann & Co. ., al‘l 31
F
FOR SALE—18 BY .1 FOOT AT-
lantic Dory, 4 III. P. engine. Reverse
gear spray hood. Fully equippedil Good
as new, Just overhauled. Price reas-
ona‘ble. Addres II. N., CI° Sentinel
an ill
FOR SALE—BUCKEYE hINCIIIlA'I‘-
or. 50 egg size, prite $4.00, Telephone
1082 or 2174.
FOR SALE—DO NOT FAIL TO
see the line of Auburn cars before
you buy. Fours and sixes. _Runabouts
and touring, $1075 to 82,000. One 5
passenger Cadillac at a bargain. One
Maxwell runabout, good as new. G.
P. White, rear 113 Washington St.,
South Norwalk, Conn. Phone {140.
House phone 1279-2. 11121 if
LOST.
LOST -— ROYAL ARCANIIM
watch charm. Finder please return to
Sentinel Office, 1112 3t
LOST—SMALL CAMEO BREASTI
pin, pink shell with white head. Hos
patent safety clasp, tiny gold ball at-.
tached. Finder ”please returnp‘io 12
Gibson Court, Mrs. Ii. L. Ilentz,
1112 31
MISCELLANEOU S.
GERMAN‘S RESUME ATTACKON THE RUSSIAN
FORCES NEARPRUSSIAN FRONTIER.
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(Continued irgm First Page.)
“The French yesterday attacked near l‘icrrv-au—llac
and l‘ietween the Mouse and the Mosellc: near Mavccry.
which is east of \"erdnn: near Marcherile. which is
southeast of Maycery. on the front between Mayccrv and
\larclieville and south of Hartmanits-\Veilerkopf.
where they Were repulsed.
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Every-
A;&P
Pest Flour, 3. bag
Lest llour, a barrel .. . . .....
(loxcr Milk, a can
Iona l’cas, a can ........
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“The French are reported to have thrown 150 bombs I
upon the station and the foundry at Bruges, according,r to
their own announcement. In reality nine bombs fell in
the eastern suburbs of Brugt-s and two near Brugos it—
self, without doing any damage.
“German troops have thrown large quantities of
bombs into l‘opcringhc, Pasebrouk and Kossel, towns 0C-
cupicd by British troops.
“At a point northeast of Suitpcs the enemy
has made use of projectiles developing an
gas. II?
“There has been fighting day and night in the forest
of Le l”:.~-‘1e in which the Germans
giound.
“There has been no change on the eastern front."
again
asphyxiating
o
slowly gained
PARIS, April 13. 11:10 a. m.———Thc Marine Ministry
issued the following statement today:
"Yesterday abaitleshif. in connection vith French
seaplaues. bombarded the important Turkish encampment
in the neighborhood of Gaza."
LONDON, April 13, 9:45 a. ills-T110 following semi-
official statement issued at Petrograd last night is con-
tained in a dispatch to the Router Telegram Company:
“Ossowetz was bombarded throughout the day Sun-
day by 8-inch howitzcrs. The artillery of the forts rc-
plied, seriously damaging one of the enemy's siege bat-
tcrics. The Germans tried to send four firc rafts against
the forts, but they were sunk.
“In the region of chwabuo there was active fighting ‘
in the trenches during which bomb throwers were
used.”
NE\\’l-’0RT NEWS, \’a.,,April 13.—Formal request
from Captain Thicricldcr of the German converted cruis-
er Kronpriuz Wilhelm for a time. to repair his vessel in
ordcr to xiinkc‘hcr scaworthy was awaited today by the
Federal authoritcs hcrc. Pending: receipt of this infor—
mation, the merchant raider, which Still is at anchoragc
in the Julius River, will not be allowed to go into the
drydock at the shipyard here.
Captain 'l'hicrfeldt-rbad promised his formal
lion today.
A survey 01' the Wilhelm will be made by a board of
naval experts to Ilctcrminc the necessary repairs. but the
board’s findings will bc kept a sccrct
authorities. .
appli~
by the Federal
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PAINTING I’Al’ERlIANGIXtLI
decorating, Painter's supplies; wallI
Ipaper, up~to~dnte styles, lowest prices?
Trial or:
400 Alexander“
Estimates cheerfully given.
tiers solicited. Tel.
White, 61 1-2 Ely Ave. al low
SALVATOR .CHARIOTT— unsun-
eral contractor.
to get our estimate. We can save you
money. Phone 816-3. 26 Wood St.
[Hill .IIUIIBIS
District of Norwnlk. ss.‘
Court, April 1‘3, A, I). 1915.
Estate of Louisa Evaneclti, late of
Norwalk, in said district. deceased.
Ordered, that the administrator ex-
hibit his adlmlnistration account to
Probate
bate office in Norwalk, on the 20th
day of April 191.3, at 2 ocloclt after
noon; and that all persons interested
in said Estate may be notified theie-
ot, the administrator will cause this
Oldel‘ to be published in a newspaper
having a circulation in said District,
at least five days before sold 20111 day
of April 1915.
HENRY W GREGORY
Judge.
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Jot, mus snor
SPRING
FASHIONS ,,
Suits, Gloves, Waists, Cor-u
sets and Underwear.
Attractice Models.
ate Prices.
K. AND A. CLAI’EN
, ‘56, North Main Street
bloder-
WWW
PHILIP MAZZUCCO
North Taylor Ave. So. Norwalk
CONTR wro‘n.
Stone, Brick, Concrete, Plaster. Side
walks, Oelar Digging.
Telephone 1217-2
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.-Micluiel lubraoo -
, oonrnaomon. , ”
«Estimates chem-wily furnished
. _ PHONE 1589.
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Estimates given out
all kinds of contract work. Be sure?
this court, for adjustment, at the Pro- I
“sue ber'tiil be lmsleai'ned who she is,
' an investigation of the lady's vehicle.
' garage. Anything be suggested was
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ncccptulihi. :illil utter :1 hunt for :1 atom
rope In the llwtlsps admit: the road the
nttnclnnont was mode 11 112i the journey
commenced. the man ill‘ll'lll‘: his car.
the lady at tlw wlit'el of hers. tench
Boomerang
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I -: -:- lit" 11 .
I Adv Ice 1.1:.
I m to drive her home.
By SARAH BAXTER Mrs. Ihudinu lmd rcccii 1-11 mimirn
tion in her dux. but nov or anything so
' pioposilion 1111: hi. ,
cxputctl to be refused. but he would I.
act on Mrs. Harding's mlvico illlll stick ‘
Extra Specials-
THE GREAT A.
AStP}
............... $790, 7
.......... 10¢...
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8: P. TEA CO
. 124 WASHINGTON ST.
Telephone 909 Free Delivery
DINNERS ANDE BANQ UETS A SPECIALTY.
Q
James
suddenlv developed as this.
plain to bet that her new found ad-
mirer was taking be: home by a round-
about way, the necessity for which be
attributed to the roads. After an hour's
drive that could have been done in ten
minutes thcy pulled up at the Hardit g
residence. the stranger helped the Indy
out, :IllIl. utter thanking him for his
kindness, h‘llt‘ run up the steps.
The next afternoon what was her
surprise on looking out a front window
to see her car stop at her door, driven
by the gentleman who had rc 311ml her
at the wheel. lie sprang out come up
to the house and 12111" the boil She
opened the door herself and received
the announcement from her ndtniror's
lips that, touring she might wish for
her car. he had brought it. home to her.
In recognition of so much kindness
what could she do but ask him in? Ho
gladly act-opted the invitation and.
seated tetevn—teto with her, spent an
hour in bliss for himself and in reliev-
ing ennui for the Indy. Though recent-
ly married. she had not yet got used to
turning away the devotion of another
mun than her husband. When her vIs
itor departed his eyes expressed such
that) Mrs. Harding could not refrain
from giving it.
When (Ituig'co lint-ding returned from
his trip his wife casually tncntionod
licr :mtou'iobilo mishap. but, fearing to
excite his jealousy. rcfrnlnel from on-
101-111;.r into particulars. ("Inn-lie Wob-
lniormcd his friend that illll'lllf...’
his absence ho (i‘hnrlio) bud put in
practice Mrs. Ilurtiing‘s advice and hill
prniitt‘al by It. lililt'tlil. lie “'11.“. lililt'li-
in}: up couruure to offer his love to :1
ll(l\ and ask her to be his wife. The
com sudden.
slt‘l'
to it.
Harding: left his. wife for 11 short time.
LL t. .1 1 f “71‘s
“Dearest," said, George Harding the
layman the return from their bonny.
When he returned what was his sur-
,..,. ,... up .
moon as -)they were opening their ac-
cumulhted mail at the breakfast to-
ble, “hero's 11 letter from Charlie Web-
ster. I wrote him while on our Jour-
ney bow trunscendcntly happy I was"—
"You didn't leave me out, did you,
lovey?" ,
“0h. certainly not. (‘linrlie writes
that be Is envious of me and wishes I
would tell him how I got you. He says ‘
he‘has been waiting for several years
for some nice girl to show a prefer-
ence for him, but thus for there's
nothing doing." “ i
“Nothing doing! I should think not}
Does he suppose a girl is going to
make love to him while he sits nod-
ding? When you write him again tell
hitii“’thut he must have decision, coti- .
centratiou." ' .
“What do you mean by that?"
“I mcuu'this: The first girl he sees ‘
that he feels he'd like to marry let:
him show his admiration in his ex.‘
pression; If: he has been introduced he
innydo this in one way; it not. in 1111-_
other. Should he meet her in the
street or In company he should pur
then never let up till be 1m made her
acquaintance. we women like to be'
hunted. It. gratliles our little "
Now. Gemge llardings business led
him to he‘ much on the road. WA low
days after his ieiutn Item the wetl-
ding journey he gave. his wife :1 couple
of dozen kisses and shifted on u trip.
He had enjoined tier to go out \\ hou-
ever she had an ouport inity. 11nd nlliIZG
she Was not only ‘11 dciotod soloist.
but‘lu‘n excellent driver. she attempted
to kill loneliness by .ui’teruoon spins
into the 'tIoiintry. On one of these
Itsplns her machine stopped in the mid- ‘ ‘
die of the loud 11nd, like a bulky mule. ‘ ,_
Would go no farther .
The first 11th that. come along was
driven by 11 gentleman. who pulled up.
lifted his cup and asked if he could be ‘
oi? service. bins. Harding was n‘vc‘ry' j
Ipretty woman. and the troubled look
that appeared In her liquid eyes was
enough to soften u heart of brick; The
gentleman‘ :1 eyes expressed admiration
In a marked degree. He left his car he-
side the road 11nd proceeded to make
A
Finding that the trouble would compel I
its removal by outside power. be pro}.
posed to secure ‘u rope and pull It to a-
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The Range that Makes Cooking Easy
Buy Good Things
Glenwood Ranges are' the product of New England’s largest afid best known foundry.
They are designed by makersof life-long experience. They weigh more, are put. to. ‘
gather better and burn less fuel than most ranges. The castings are wonderfully
. smooth and easy to keep ' ,
clean.
Th 12 Royal
:1 longingr in bi- pcrmiitcd to call again '
:1n'l llt' .
A few evenings after this Georgi-I
5 manship, they will stand
‘ and last much longer than
They are handsome. con- »
: right—no modern features
, compact structure, in
. other features.
They certainly do “Make .
_ Cooking and .Bak' ting Easy"
m be to see his old friend. Chalk,
Webster. sitting in the dial“ lug room
with \lrs {lard She appeared fit
hen bit untied. . Mod the two men 10“
ed at each othei in astonishment.
“This Is the gentleman," said so.
wife. “who u as so! kind to me I“
my car lnoke do“ 11.“
There w as an embarrassed em
for a few moments, when Hm
said:
“And you. Charlie, have found I M!
to 30m taste. I wish you suceen.
And with flushing eyes, he turned h. 1
his heel and went upstairs.
Thole was 11 triangular sore eat! m
the matter for some time, but rm
nllv Webster was excused since In”
no ted upon the advice of Harding
Eng.
And now the fnddists 11r- iidvoca .
that when married the wife retain it!
maiden imnie1Wlnlt‘s the matter!
Dont they get; it buck soon enough
anyway? _ g
The death of the director of thunkI
scrvutory on Mount Vesuvius from that
explosion of :1 itcmsene lamp .In his
bedchamber Is one of. the curious
lronics of fate. '
Is Chit“; n movement to put home.
.less childion in (liildless homes does
I not. zipper to Like silliii‘ icnt account 0%,.
the possibility of the childless honed
prcfcniuir to lt‘llllllp tlniti \vuy. "
’I‘licrc sec 11‘ to he objection on t“
tort or 15111110 men to Whining whism
ot’ variegated hues to match the new
fashions in Indies" hair. Men are Ill:-
Iwnys :1 little obstinate about than!
things at first. ‘
No.11 some eminent s1 ientist leaps t0
Ibis foot and announces in his fright
'cncti w :n til: it the nut is lnden with
the most don lly "toms but we are 51
lt‘t'klcss people and doubtless the pic}:
“I“. u .11 Im bold lust as usual. '
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Owing to their sturdy con?
struction and fine work
hard usage, do better work»
the ordinai y kind.
‘venient and mechanically
lacking. Smooth cast, Co
onial design, plain finish,
roomy ovens, easy work‘s?
tng grates and Countless
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