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Office. lhc communitation says:
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FOR SALE.
WANTED—APOSII'I‘ION BY RES-
poctable middleaged widow woman as Toilet and water at 11 Hanford Place cylinder “mm"? ““A
TO LET—HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS.
cook. Has reference No objection to East Norwalk. Inquire at 16 Cross 1
country Inquire 56 Connecticut ave strmt, up stairs South Norwalk.
nue, a14 Sit l
electric lights.
FOR SALE.“ 5 PASSENGER. 4“
3.3 horsepowfier
Fully equiped including.
Run little ‘over 1,000;
914 model.
313 3t mi‘les. Address ( hauffeur General De—
WANTED—OOUN ’I‘RY BOARD
with two children. Girl 14. boy ml
Near beach preferred. Box 353, 60.}
Norwalk, an 11.
WANTED - YOUNG
FOR RENT—3 ROOMS.
during July and August for woman Julie Gadocsi, 38 Summit avenue
001,913.23 Gregory Boulevard
,_ . livery.
all 3t;
lNQUIREl
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PIANO CHEAP m W‘.ll I. STORE'
Ane upright piano and stool with res l
lponsl'ble party who will buy later If
FOR RENT—5 ROOMS 0N FIRST piano is satisfactory or sell cheap for]
’floor, with bath. (Inquire I“. W Malkin, cash now For particular address Tu.
manta position Man highly educated
AWoman good cook Will go to farml
or private family. Rev. Kish, 207 Ely
avenue. A113 3t . :
___ _ ___2_____ house with private family; good home» third dlstrltt Phone "8 “12 "t
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“m“ " ”mm" m D" 523.851? 'mi§§3£.ml:i:§ 03231.8 All? FOR “LE-“ll R “OLE 0W
general housework. inquire at 96 T” ' ' p [ers' ice box in good (ondltion. Will
10, avenue, “12 3t 122--5, 01‘ Call. 813 31
lPlac,e near Union Park, large. Pleas-
:ant front room, bath adjoining,
a13 3t iii. 8.. clo Sentinel
all 3t;
noon AND BOARD AT l9 UNIONl
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WANTED—«SALESMEN WITH AB-
ility and reference. A No. 1 live wire
sauesmen only need apply. Clipless
APaper Fastener Co, 40 Van Zant St.
a13 3t.
WANTED—EXPERIENCED OPER-
ator for sewing leather in Panama
hats by singer machine, Calhoun Co.,
Stamfprd, Conn, a12 3t
WANTED—YOUNG GIRL TO TAKE
care of young baby. One who goes
home nights preferred. Call at 36 Fair-
fleld avenue. a12 3t
WANTED—A FIRSTCLASS PLUM-
berfto work in open shop. Steady work
to right‘man. One that can do tinning
also prefered. H. H. Hegelein, 56 Wa-
ter street.
on premises or of J. M. Layton & 00.
TO LET—~lAOWER FLOOR 0F 4
‘tary chicken
in chickens. inquite Em Seaview avenue,A
mann & Co. ,
Fon sALE—A FIRST CLASS SANA
house. Capacity 125;
sell at a bargain. lAAquiAe A F. Beck«
a12 31 .
rooms at 42 h‘airfleld aAenue. Apply
1112 SI.
TO LET—5 ROOMS WITH ALL IM-
provements, 85 Woodward avenue. AI-
so store, 70 North Main street. In-
quire United Grooery (20., or W. S.
Wilcox. United Bank building, in if
To LET—STORE. l5 ELY AVE-
nue, large roomy store. Suitable. for
furniture or crockery business. In-
quire at 11% Ely avenue, Mrs. Naggy.
A A112 at
T0 LET—2 FURNISHED ROOMS.,
may be used for light housekeeping.
inquire 69 Woodward ayenue.
8.12 at
WANTED— GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. inquire 5 West street.
a10 3t.
WANTED—A SECOND HAAN'DBOT
tom dump cart in good condition. E. L,
Broadway, Rowayton. Phone 1083-2
' 8.10 3t
To LET - TWO LOFTS IN
Swartz & Corbett block, 5,000 squarel
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
'r'A-A"a' mecr’or'oo'oo‘vmou .
ON OUR PLEASURES AND
. PASTIMES.
Through our power of vision we do
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
THAMER
OCULISTS AND OPTICIANS
OPTIOIANS.
87 Atlantic Square. Stamfordfioun.
Open 8st. Evenings. Est. 1897.
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.YOU ARE 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 old as he fee.
: Taking the two, and combining the
meaning. we have the true expression.
and. Chiropractic dnterpretation. A
MAN’S JUST AS OLD AS HIS SPIN‘E
LcLiAoWS'IiIM TO'EEEL. ,
SO. NORWAIAK
7 to 8 run.
EL} BARTHOL A) c
Painless Chiropractor, .
‘ as Hendow 3mm. south Nero-nit.
DEBTS COLLECIHI
couurssrou BASIS ONLY.
Old established collection
agency Suits brought against
debtors by the. hundred. Fraud
writs as well as civil actions.
Judgments sold Most vigorous-
methods employed. Good results'
accomplished.
charges.
National Mercantile Agencylg
Bridgeport
[Write for representative to call
- Michael Luhranoj—
F£ CONTRACTOR... . ,
, .tlmates cheerfully furnished ‘
048w”: an. sAA. Namath.
- mom Assn. ~
No results, no
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TO LET—FROM APRIL 15TH, 8
improvements. 62 Woodward Ave:
For further particulars, inquire
the office of The Old Well Cigar Co.
[1124 tf
100 SOUTH
this if
T0 LET—6 ROOMS.
Main St. Inquire C. E. Hoyt.
To LET—5 ROOM APARTMENT.
East Washington street. East Nor-
lantlc Dory, 4 Ali. P. engine. Reverse
gear spray hood. Fully equippedil Good
as now, Just overhauled. Price reas-
unable. Addres H. N..
room house. With bath and all other ~
at l eral contractor.
FOB. “LE—IR IIY 5 FOOT AT-
t-go Sentinel
812 Bi
FOR GALE—‘BI' CKE \ E INCUIIA'D
or. 50 egg size prite st. 00 Telephonef
1082 or 217 At l
FOR SALE—DU NOT FAIL TO'
see the line of Auburn cars before,
you 'buy. Fours and sixes. Runaboutsl
and touring, slim. to $2,000. One 5:
passenger Cadillac at a bargain. One]
Maxwell runabout, good as new. G.A
P. White, rear 11;; Washington St.,‘A
South Norwalk, Conn. Phone bills
House phone 1279-2. unit Li'
W.
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MISCELLANEOUS l
PAINTING - PAPER~HANGLNG,'
decanting, Painter's supplies: wallf
paper, up-to-dute styles, lowest prices.
all kinds of contract work. Be sure
to get our estimate. We can save you
money. Phone 816-3. 26 Wood St.
[Hill llflllfllS
District .of Norwalk. ss.
Probate
walk. Partial improvements, rent
$12.00; also 5 room apartment
Chapel street. Norwalk. Inquire 64
South Main street, or telephone 60.
St. Inquire of Mrs. R. anlov.’ 102
Taylor ‘Ave. Tel 11665, Also if
LOST.
LOST—15 EOOT SKIN, WITH}
engine foundation, .wheel and man.
and iron rudder. Reward. Wright, 224 '
East avenue,
Losr .. com. AMANUMA
watch charm. (Finder please return to
Sentinel Office A112 at
LOST—SMALL CAMEO BREAST
pin, pink shell with white head. Has
patent safety clasp, tiny gold ball at-
tached. Finder please return to 12
Gibson Court, Mrs H. L. -.Hentz
alz 3t
‘ Fo’r lip-twists service call
L. Fred H ,dsnung. , ,
Funeral Director smi Embslmst
’ one. and Residence '
Telephone 904.
84 do. Main 81.. Ba. Nor-walk.
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ELROI TAN
PERfiiCi Cl CARSIVE,
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TO LET—5 ROOMS AT 57 SPRING .
Court. April 6. A. D., ltllh.
hints of Frank A, Merriam, late of
iNorwalk, in said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis
529 tf'trict of .Norwalk. hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date hereof '
for the creditors of said Estate to ex-
hibit' their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested, within
said time. will be‘debarred a recovery.
All persons indebted to said Estate
are requested to make immediate pay-
ment to '
WILLIAM Q. MERRIAM
Administrator
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Public Auctidn I
By order of the Superior Court giv-
en March 19th, ,1915. the property
{known as Lots Numbers 13. 14, 15, its
and 17 on a ce‘rtaln‘map entitled “A
Diagram Marked and entitled A", filed
in the Town Clerks’ office, Darien,
CL, August 22nd, 18817, by Dr. A. C.
Hawes, and representing certain
. building plots or lots as laid and offer--
ed for sale by him located near N0-
roton R. 1! Station with the buildings
thereon in the Town of Darieii, on
-the,8tli day of May. 1915, at 2 o'clock .
p. m.2’1'erms of saleslo per Acent.2of -
the purchase price, payable on the
‘ day of sale, balance on or_2betore May
‘ 22nd, .1915. Said property is bounded ,
‘ , and described as follows:
younded Northerly. three hundred
, thirty-three (333) feet by Pine street:
Easterly one hundred twelve (112)
feet by land of Estelle T. Shipway,
formerly of William Weed; Southerly
three hundred thirt-y two feet eight
inches (332' 8" ) by land now 01 form-
erly of Seth W. Raymond; and West-
erly one hundred eleven feet- seven
i-lnches (111' 7") by Noroton avenue
5 \t2‘. E WILIJUAMSON’
Committee of the Superior Court ’
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3 ssurmsn "wan-r ADS ‘
.III‘MI
or rim-walkers every» day Are Vyou
Estimates clAc-erfuily given. Trlul or-Ai
ders solicited Tel. 400 Alexander,
White, 61 1-2 lA‘-l_v A'Ae. al 11110
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SALVATOR CHARIOTT— GENER—‘
Estimates given on'
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‘ on Morning services for hundreds
. informed the embassy that he was born in
«port.
ahe was under sun eilauc’c- both' AAA Paris and chv,.York,,,
A London business man is quoted. as aserting-xthat 2 ,
he Accognizes in SclAwind a man once employed by himvasv
and?
the cathedrals 0i Pails and [my cs, as will as the princi»
pal buildings. such as lllt‘ National Library. Museums.
the Invalides, banks and. the Louvre. have been provided
with military Scarclilights, wireless stations and .quick—
fire-1‘5.
pic of the false allegations contained daily in GcrAAAan
comAnunications."
t_f(2i.\'S']‘:\;\"lJNCAI'IJC. April A3. A... wireless to
Berlin and London. April A4, 8:55 a. tAA.‘~—AAA official
statement issued by the Turkish War I'M'ticc tonight says:
"Sonic enemy patrol ships today t’l‘uesday)
barded unsuccessfully the batteries at the exits of
Ilardancllcs. A cruiser and destroyer both struck
by shells." '
bout—
the
were
PARIS, April A3. ll :03 p. AAA.—-—Louis Lepine, former
I'I't‘ll‘t‘l of Police, has just been informed that his son. an
army surgeon who has IICCII November.
was killed at Saint Marie
missing" >lllt‘t‘
Aux Mines.
I'I-Z’l‘lttKjRAl), yia London, April A4. 8215 a. nA.———
Fifteen persons were killed last night by an explosion In
an illicit alcohol distillery at \‘oIkIona, a suburb of this
city. Serious damage was caused by lllt‘ fire which fol-
lmyct’l,
.————.—
ItUM’li. April A5. 8:50 p. nA., via‘l'at'is, April l4.
4:45 a. lIl.-—*.’\ dispatch from 'I‘rcnt telegraphed from the
ll‘ttlillL‘l‘. to the Idea Nazionalc. quotes an official who
llll> just returned front \A'icnna as authority for the state-
ment that a state of siege probably will be proclaimed
soon in Austria because of the unrest resulting from the
Russian advance across the Carpathians. Wealthy Hun-
garians are said to be making hasty preparations for
flight. '
The Idea Nazioualr's correspondent says lu- lias learn—
ed front the same source that Emperor Francis Joseph
IAAAs decided to‘ccdt- to Italy the so-called "Italian prov-
incl-s." including Hume. on condition that Italy join
This
without
with Austria and Germany in prosecuting the war.
report is considcrcd in Rome ) the entirely
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xtou‘ Wink. April A4...-.jA‘AAc first my toward llit‘
organization of children throughout the l'nitcd States to
tomorrow,
when the young applicants for admission to membership
in (A proposed lcag‘uc will bc'urollcd :At Illt‘ production of
it play to be given by stage children.
Efforts .will be made to have all parts of the country
represented in the nicmbcrs‘iip. 'l'IAc originators hope
that the organization will endure after the war is over.
and that it will aid in preventing fllllll‘t' wars. It is to
‘ be a subsidiary of the La Fayette Fund.
‘ larontlc chliuc dc "Aivillc. ll years old. is. to be
head of the girls’ division. and \\'illiatu Astor Clifllllt‘l‘,
Jr. of the boys’.
aid the children of I'LAAA'opc will be taken here
PARIS. April 14. 4555 a. AAA—Tho real name of the
man known as Raymond Swobotla, now on trial before a
Vt‘l’llll‘l-Illal'llal on charges of arson and cspionage. is Ray—
mond Ruff Schwind. it was reported at the hearing
yesterday, according to the journal.
The prisoner, whose arrest resulted front the inves-
. tigati'on into the tire aboard the steamship La Tourainc
answered without hesitation the questions asked by Cap—
tain _lulicn in an effort to establish his identity. This
was the most important point brought out during. the
(*xanundhon.
Schwiud. declaring that the charges against him were " " " ‘
It would be difficult to find a more striking exam-"m...
O
baseless complained ot the slow progress- made m the in- f .
_ vestigation. and appeared disappointed because his lawyer
“as not permitted to be present during the inquiry.
Schwind obtained an American passport by d sub-2
Knowing that the AVAAtA-
terfuge, according to the FAgart.
. niclpa‘l reéd‘rds of San Francisco wcte destroyed in the
lfife which followed the earthquake, lie is said1 to have
that city.
"Since it was inipoSsiblc to obtain proof. of this
. ment. the embassy accepted his word and issued the pass-
The papers say his conduct amused suspicion, and
‘ a (-‘icriiiati tlerk n he said he Was born in Bicmcii
that his father “as a German fiscal official.
«- MILAN, April A3. 8:20 p. m., via Paris, April. A4,
state- L
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A :10 a. AAA.—-—lgnoring‘ recommendations made by prominent
citizens. extremists in labor ciAcle’s haw decided to call a
general strike tonAOA row (Wednesday) as a protest over
the death of one of the demonstratms who was wound—
ed by the police in charging the crowd which had gath-
eted Sunday for a mass meeting at which ltalyl’s attitude
regarding the war was to be discussed. Leaders of the
patriotism on the ground that such a mantfcittation 3‘9", is
J.
abroad.
sttike movement declined to heed appeals made to their". «'- A Att‘iotmriy"WWMIOHJIRSAboen lure“:
.t- lung, I
‘ a i“C"oln Ilt‘d'withr-thls Ie AtI ‘ovid
ptopoacd‘might weaken» the prestige of Italy} cspemally .--2 W n p g ‘19?
-;AoA'VA2‘r.it'_V- the Board of Relief at' its to
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THE GREAT A.
Telephone 909
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with a $1 purchase of tea, coffee, baking powder, spices or extracts.
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With a 50; purch site of Tea or Coffee.
124 WASHINGTON ST.
DINNERS AND BANQUETS A SPECIALTY.
Th e __I_loyal James Inn
81 P. TEA CO.
Free Delivery
more serious sickness.
as your present
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whenever you are troubled with minor ailments of the
digestive organs, that these may soon develop into
Your future safety,
comfort may depend
quickness with which you seek a corrective remedy.
By common consent of the legion who have tried them,‘
stimulates the sluggish liver, regulates inactive bowels. . “
sounder
brighter spirits and greater vitality come after the
system has been cleared and the blood purified by
Beecham’ s Pills
(“Isms-loofAnyModlclminthoWodrl)
Sold Everywhere. In boxes. 10:" 25c.
as well ..
on the A
reliable of all family medi-
remedy tones the stomach,
sleep, better looks,
East Norwalk
Phone 743- 3.
\ try Bust Butter a ll) .....
tAold Medal Butter
liury eas Corn Starch, :1 pkg.
l'Ank Salmon 3 cans .......
lest Family Flour. a bag .
24 Cottage Street.
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that many other“ taxpayers- in the
The; trouble- emanates from the act?
saute 'ptisifibri’ as the one who com .
whisdavt‘t‘el‘t will Atnlcé thesaihe :
Mother Grays S ~ 2 .
children, for use throughout
‘ fBoard oi
vhiu‘
Atiiot'ts. but the increases made have
oliset the reductions to such an ex- ,
.;Aeru thatihefinalnguAesoithe grand, 2,
diet are gieater titan those of the'
'iiouid of Assessors.
All the raises in valuation on pro
'pqrty have been made contrary to
,Iuw, so it was learned yesterday by
1the Sentinel. The statutes provide
that the’Bonrd of Reliefshali have
1one. week's notice, to. owners, whosth
ed. in not one ‘sin'cle instance has the-
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Aston. The stand now taken it/ some-
eelasors,‘ in some instances...thé~,
bound of fieiiebh'ave lowered
\ttraotne Models :
ate Prices. ~
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was, @lnr'DIlflflIi-e
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