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mascara shirtless. swims seminar.
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Wants!
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For Sale,
Prefessional Cards,
Miscellaneous
LASSIFIED Advertisements on thlspage, Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c
Three Times. 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps, Double Price.
“Ads.”—.-To Let,
Business and
and
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WANTED. TO LET. I FOR SALE.
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WANTED~GOOD FISH, FRUIT T0 LET—AT 11 HAM‘ORD; F03 SALEHLOTS 1‘ EAST “)3
and vegetable man, also acquaintelelace, East Norwaik. House of six w,alk tree plans and Specifications for
with the meat business. I]. N, Robin-Irooms, water and toilet. Good 'ar modern bungalow prepared for buyer
son. Ridgefield, Conn.. Tel. 37. 1123 atfden. Rent $13.5 , Inquire at 16 I‘Iam‘g COHS‘T‘W‘W“ “0 123 “'“hing '
1. .WANTEO—FREE AND CLEAR
lots from $400 to $3. 000. For equity in
attractive 12 room house. Box 685 So. I
323 athatll, all improvements, near South
INorwalk stati.on Janitor service DC I FOR SALE—2 FORD RUNABOUTS —I
li\'ortt slk, Conn.
ICross street, South Norwalk, upstairs. ,
51% 3t
TO LET—FLAT, ti ROOMS AND
ton street, South Norw.alk 2123 3t
l FOR SALE—HOUSE. o ROOMS,
and two lots. Reasonable terms. 10
Church street. Norwalk 1123 3t
. THE NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN, A
HARTFORD RAILROAD COM-
PANY.
To the Stockholders of The New York.
Nev Bitten and Hartford Railroad
coupon?
Notice il hereby given that a spec-
ial meeting of the stockholders of
The New York, New Haven and Hart-
ford Railroad Company will be held
at Harmonie Hall. 9 Elm street, in
the city of New Haven, Connecticut.
Eon Saturday. the 24th day of April,
I1915, at twelve o'clock noon, to con-
sider and act upon
,propositions:
1. To reduce the capital stock of
this Company from 1,800,170 shares
the following
lto 1,571,179 shares by retiring and
cancelling 228,991 shares now in this
Company’ 5 treasury.
2. To accept the amendment to the
“,charter of this corporation contained
in an Act of the General Assembly of
the State of Connecticut, approved
'March 19111, 1915, entitled “An Ac t
:amending the charter of The New
York, New Haven and Hartford Rail
road Company,’ and to authorize the
WANTED“MAN THAT IS HANDY CUM“? 3‘ once APP]? Albert Well none 1913 Ford touring car and one directors to exercise the powers there-I
uith carpenter's tools, paint brush,
etc. Call or address No. 70» South
Main street. City. a23 3t
fiWANTED—POSITION as GOOD
plain 600k by reliable party. Inquire'large, cool room Bath near. in apart-2 aging over 4 doz eggs daily. Souls, and providence Plantations at
322 3': ment with one other occupant. Most: Chestnut Hill ateltue. Phone 1332-3.
01., Clo Sentinel office.
WANTED—1 0a 2 CHILDREN TO’
take care of. Apply Mrs. J. Becker, I
box 135, Rowayton a22 3t-
WANTED%OMPETEIT GIRL [NI
email family. inquire 12 Lincoln Ave
1122 at
WANTED~GIRL FOR HOUSE-l
,vtork. Must have references. Mrs}
Arnold, Melbourne Road, Norwalk.
Phone 691-12. a223t
. WANTED—WORK BY THE DAY.
.To wash. iron, clean, etc. R. H, 25
Fort street, East Norwalk. 3122 St
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WANTED—SMALL HOUSE, WITH
garden place, Near trolley. East Nor-
walk preferred. House, clo Sentinel.
WANTED_A RELIABLE PARTY
an American, wishes position to care
for lawn, garden and can milk or care,
for horse and poultry. Address, 41
2Taylor avenue, South Norwnlk Conn.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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LADIES' AND GENTS“ HATS OF
_pll kinds cleaned, reblocked and re
'tl'illlmed. Specialty made of Panamas
and straws. Prices reasonable. John
itcdtvay, 59 Water street. Comer Hav-
ilaud.
NO BONE CORSETS. MADE TO
measure, assuring a perfect fit—any
one finding it difficult to find ease and
comfort. are guaranteed absolute sat-
isfaction. Mrs. Ernest Reynolds, 64
Winfield street. 1m
PAINTING PAPER-HANGING,
decorating. Painter’s supplies; wall"
paper, up-to-date styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
ders solicited. ,Tei. 400 Alexander
'White, 61 1-2 Ely Ave. at imo
.SALVATOR CHARIOTT— GENER-
eral contractor. Estimates given on
all kinds of contract work. Be sure
to get our estimate. We cap save you
money. ‘Phoue 816-3. 26 Wood St.
, Phone 1583.
DEKLYN’S '
Ice Cream
'A Nice Assortment of
CANDY ...
and -
. FRUIT.
Free Delivery.
3'. M. DAHER & CO.,
‘ Ralimd Ave. and clay St.
THE TIT!“ Slith
I
SPRING
FASHIONS
.Suits, Gloves, VVaistS, Cor-
sets and Underwear.
Attractice Models.
ate Prices.
11.11111 1' €11er
-56 North Main Street ‘
Moderj
PHILIP . MAzzUch
North Taylor Ave. 80. Roman:
oorvrnaopon. .
Stone, Brick, Co
V‘ —-Boardeu watch Sentinel Want
Ads. . hen the ”mood to mow"
s
nitz. 1 East Wail street,
Tel. 1334-2.
TO LET - FURNISHED ROOM
age, Norwalk. 1123 ?t
FOR SALE—60 s c. WHITE LEG I
Mfg]; Metz runabout. Iinquire Hunters Oar- in conferred,
a ‘ ' 1
3. To accept the amendment to the
.ln an Act passed by the General As-
Man who works nights can secure horn Pullets, 'iom Baron strain, aver :sembly of the State of Rhode Inland;
comfortable bed, and quiet neighbor-I
hood. First floor, 6 1-. 2 Hamilton ave-
nue a2: 1t
I To LET—4 ROOM APARTMENT,
15 OrChard stret. Rent 39. Apply to
70 South Main street, or telephone
869. (12‘). 3t
To LET—HOUSE, 5 ROOMS. ALL
improvements. 169 South Main street.
inquire on premises. a22 3t
TO LET— THREE ROOM FLAT,
furnished complete, for light house-
keeping. Every convenience. 22 Madi-
son street. a22 t3
To LET—SIX ROOMS, 4 CROSS
street, South Norwalk. Rent $12.00.
IEnquire F. D. Lawton, 171 South
Main street.
street. 3 rooms with part improve-
ments, 4 Cove avenue, M. Joselovsky.
1M-
En-
To RENT—6 ROOMS, ALL
provernents, 45 Fairfleld avenue.
quire’Rooskif, 47 Fairfield avenue.
all) (it
To LET—5 ROOMS WITH ALL 1.11-
provemcnts, 85 Woodward avenue. Al?
so store, 70 North Main street. In-
quire United Grocery Co., or W. S.
Wilcox, United Bank building. 6
room cottage with all improvements,
21 Lincoln avenue. ti2 11‘
To LET — TWO LOFTS 1N
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, m21 it
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 tf
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
South Main street, or telephone 60.
129 it
To LET—ROOMS, 41 VAN ZANTI
a19 tf‘
i 2122 3t proved March 26,1915, entitled “An I
I FOR SALE—MATHUSHEK PLAY-
er Piano neally new, taken for debt.
Present ownet does not reside here
and will dispose of same at any lea
souable price. Cost $750 new. Ad-
dress, G. F. Bradley, 383 John stleet.
Bridgeport. 1123 3t
FOR SALE~~MAHOGANY STRAIN
of single comb Rhode ilsland Reds.
and Greenwich shows. Noted fall and
winter layers, Hatching eggs, 81.00 for
15, $6.00 for 100, Exhibition matings,
'92, $3, to 85 per setting. Telephone
Darleu 140. B. Quackenbush.’ Durien.
1122 3t
F0 R BALE—BARGAIN. S LOOP
819 3t and motor boat. 10' why as" with sailsI
icomplete. Also fine Woodbury piano.
,Good as new. Wilson real estate ag-
Iellcy. 92 Wall street. Norwalk. Phone
824-4. 1121 ,6t
FOR SALE—liERRSiiOFF, 5 PAS-
senger touring car. $75.00. Apply at
Mrs. Wysman. '1' Fitch street, East
Nortvalk, 1122 t3
n
FOR SALE-CARRIAGE HOliS E.
see the line of Auburn care before
you buy. Fours and sixes. ilunllbouts
and touring, $1075 to $2,000. One 5
passenger Cadillac at a bargain. One
Maxwell runabout, good as new. O.
P. White, rear 113 Washington 81.,
South Norwalk, Conn. Phone 940.
House phone 1279-2. 11121 if
LOST.
LOST—WATCH CHAIN. MASONIC
mark on back. Meter dial cubic feet.
Reward. inquire at Sentinel 1122 St
LOOK!
1 share profits with you by giving
you the lowest prices on 15 years guar-
anteed tin made into leaders, hand-
made. painted inside, tin roofing.
plumbing and heating. -
HENRY A. HEGELEIN.
56 Water St. Phone 1106-12
. TO LET—5 ROOMS ATE)? SPRING
St. Inquire of Mrs. R. Tariov, 102
Taylor Ave. Tel 1166-5, '
Storage
If you are seeking storage
room, inquire of
Aiming J. Smith
1190 if
- Michael Luhralio -
(DNTRACTOR.
Estimates cheerfully furnished
ts-s Wood $1., 80. Norwalk.
PnoNn mo.
‘ Skin‘s
Saline Skirts' in blue. green,
sand and black ..... $1 00
Satin Mesaline in solid and
and changeable colors
I
TRANSPORTATION CO.
V .. NOTICE
. Dog Licenses ,
A penalty of $1.00 in addition to the
regular fee is provided by law for all
dOgs that are not licensed on or be-
fore May 1. 1915.
Dogs may be licensed in the Town
Hall building, Wail street, in the First
District, during the week beginning
from 2 to 5 in the afternoons.
it Norwaik. April 22,1915.
HERBERT R. SMITi-I ’
Town‘Clerk ,
ingi
Dat
”c :' H7
an (it
. April 39, from 10 to 12 in the morn-
'-g‘-Adt'ertise ”in The Sentinel.
it”. .1
u -..--uua-n--e.
$1.98
Satin Messaiine and Chiffon
Taffeta, in solid and change-
able colors. .32
Silk Jersey Top Skirts, in
blue, green and black:
$3 .—-98 ~34. 98
_.l. i. Mallefie
Dies or TRAIN minutes.
saw HAVEN, April 23.4Edward
Odardi, a teamster,39dled while, being
'1."
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* brought to this city of injuries'obuffbn
ed yesterday. when his team. 1 was
Haven. He had been employed yes-
lBay. Not yet '4 years oldf Theodol'e‘
Ruda , 92 Lexington avenu, South
Norwaik, 1122 31
FOR SALE—DO NOT FAIL TU .
r.,
struck by an express train athorfli .
itsi
iJanuary Session. A. D. 1915. and ap-
Act ill Amendment of and in addition
.to an Act entitled ‘An Act to Incorpo-
{rate The New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company, 5 Cor
poration in this State,’ passed by the
General Assembly at its January Ses-t
151011, A. D. 1893. "
l i. To authorize the issue of bonds
by this Company as successor to the
INew York, Providence and Boston.
Won best display at South Norwalk Railroad Company and as successor to?
the New Haven and Northampton
Company, pursuant to the terms of
mortgages of said companies. dated
April llt.,1892, and June 1st., 1906.
respectively.
Only ptockltolders of record at the
1close of blisibess April 10.1915. will
be entitled to vote.
Dated at New Haven. Connecticut.
the 3d dot prril, 1915.
By order of the Board of Diwrectors.
‘ A. E. Clark,
Secretary.
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AT ALL GOOD STORES
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F
terday by a brick yttld there one was
driving his team atross the trucks
when struck. The Muse was killed
and Otlurdl received injuries which
caused his death as he was being
brought to this city on a train. His
home was in New Haven.
DEATHS AND FUN FRALS
1 Funeral of Mrs. Sherman.
The funeral of Mrs. Charles Sher-
man was held yesterday afternoon
_ from the late home, 11 New Street, at
2:30'o'clock. Rev. B. P... Fairbanks.
pastor of the “East avenue M. E.
Church officiated during the services,
and interment followed in East rNor-
.walk cemetery.
Death or Robert Ruth, Jr.
Robert lRuth, Jr., died at the Nor-
.ing of typhoid fever
ceased was twenty- -iive years old.
‘Death of Mrs. Mollie Apree.
, Mrs. Mollie Aprea, of Wilton ave-
nue, died 'at her home at 11:30
o'clock this morning following a six
nionths' illness. Death was‘directly
due to asthma of the heart-fl. The de«
ceased was 80 years old said, is sur-
vived by one son. two grandsons and
1 granddaughter. Notice of funeral
will be announced later.
adv.
v.
~ROBéRTS REFUSES T0 RESIGN
AIS MAYOR
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LEAVENWORTH, Karla, April 23.
—Mliyor Donn M. Roberts, of Terre
' Haute. serving a six-year term in the
Federal Penitentiary here, is continu-
ing to exercise the functions of May-
or of his home city. Yesterday he
sent telegrams to Terre Haute re-
garding the‘. appointment. of police-
‘ men. it is {said ,that he has Ordered
the force. to be cut down. and that he
will forward by letter a plan to re-
duce ‘city expenses. Roberts says
that he will pot resign as Mayor. ‘
-—sam-uae in rule soot...
charter of this corporation contained.
and for the purposes set forth in thei
HOYT-‘s THEATER.
Five good acts are onghe hill at
Hoyt‘s theater, this week. yesterday‘s
performance marking, the rc-opening
of the house for vaudeville and mo- "
tion pictures. That the public de-'
sires vaudeville was clearly demon-
strated by the attendance at the cpl
ening performance in the afternoon:
and the house was well filled in the.
evening. ’
A variety of difficult feats are
demonstrated by the Three Faicones
on flying rings. The arcrobatic ‘skill
exhibited by them is marvelous and
several of the stunts are hair-raising.
A tasteful portion of proper comedy
makes the act very pleasing.
Evelvn Cunningham possesses
a .
repetoire of songs that are a go. Her 5
success is due to a great measure in ‘
I
the excellent
I
lwas accorded
interpretations. She
a warm reception at
Ithe conclusion of her act.
' A sketch entitled “The Cop.”1
Iplated evelytlling that a theater-.
goor could desire.
ever live issue-Allin of graft—and
the presentation was extra fine. Tense.
situations were nicely eased off with
some fine humor.
Character ilnpeisonations in
main are tiresome. An exception to
this rule of experience is found ill
.the work of Ben Lewin. He showed
Imarked ability in the difficulty por-
trayals and the audience evidenced
,its appreciation by
3rousing welcome
1 "Fun in a Cabaret" is the title of
Ithe last not There has been no mis-
:take made in the name given
Isnyone who has seen it will _tell you
[that nothing short of a murder could
dampen the uproarious effect. its pre-
{sentation has upon the house Don't
liail to attend. If you have the
“blues" they will disappear after you
if you fail to witness
I
have seen it.
the production you may go under the f
Whines" spell.
The motion pictules are tip to the
lirO‘lOllS high standard.
I “THE COMMANDING OFFICER!
”The Cemmanding Officer," the Fam- .
ous Players Film Company's stirring‘
unlit mourns j
110‘“;r
Its theme is an‘
the I
giving him aI
for j
supreme in all our stores. Jus
you’ll be
ECONOMY
Rm
t read these prices over and‘
convinced.
EUT PRICES for Week Commencing April 19 to 24, In?
' elusive. ’
l‘
PURE LARD
Special Price for This
Week Only
TOMATOES
per
50....
Standard No. 2 can. full
of Red, Ripe Tomatoes.”
This week only.
Bull liead Caisup B...
A Big Bargain At This Price
i Iona Baked ——Iona—
Beans
(it: can 70 0
Corn
Special
Barley
an 40 lb.
' 1233“]: ToiletPape
Should be so a Roll.
1'
7 Rolls 25c
I
i
, 1“ at Norway Mackerel, 8
.......... each so
I I at Norway Maclicrcl, 8
‘; ll).kits............89t:
Double Tip Matches, 7
boxes ..... 25c
Other Cut-Price Leaders
Clothes Lines .. each Ioc
A81? Jams ...... 2 jars 25c
ABrI’ Pumpkin . 3 cans 25c
B&M Fish Flakes
........... 3 Calls 25c
lona Coffee
. . The Best 25c
W Coffee in
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f. E91 POUND 253
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.photo adaptation o the noted dramtlc.
‘miiltary romance. combines in a thril-
ling and absorbing manner a novel
land varied environment and fill origin- .
al plot that often attains dramatic pow 3
ler and appeal. seldom contained ill 2
:acreen play. With the interest of the
.tllelue centering about the beautiful
Iyouug wife of the commanding officer,
who is unjustly tlctuscd of an immoral
‘zdc d of which she is thoroughly guilt- ,
is I
tiess, the development of the plot
Illltilkf‘ii by uniformity of merit and
Ivonslstcnty of suspense that result in
'11 colllpletc conquest of the sympathies
1 Tel. 909
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Sul. Coffee
JSlur licst
IScllch 300
POUN
02¢ .AND'3§£
Free
Delivery
of the mtdicncesf Miss Alice Dovey is; ‘
l
iclmsen for this difllcult role and her'
2selection is admirable. for few actres-'
;ses are so well suited to the play as
Isile. Site is supported by Marshall \‘eil
11:11, Who played the leading role of
I“'i‘l1e Country dioy,‘ Jack Pickford and
Iothcrs of equal ranil in the‘ profes-
Eslon. The weekly today will be found
'ns usual very entertaining. For Satur-
day Paramount Travci Series contin-
ues. Monday we. will have Chas. Chap-
lin in “The Jitney ldlopenlcnti" a two
reel real comedy and for Tuesday Frit-
zi Sclleft’ in “Pretty Mrs. Smith.” Can
!you beat these motion picture features
anywhere”. in or out of town?
COURT iiiiilll iNitRlilllS
The hospitality of WCourt Cecile,
Daughters of Castile, was never better
shown than last night when Court
Laurel. of South Norwalk visited with
them. A decidedly pleasant evening
was enjoyed by those present. The
Iserles of uchre games which the
“'31“ “spit“! at 3 oclock this morn [courts are playing were continued at
'He was brought
to the institution nine days ago from players at the ten tables had finished
his parents home in Canaan. The de e-
tlast night’s gathering and when the
the score stood 226 to 200 in favor of
Court Laurel After the cards Miss
Edna Howard, accompanied by Miss
Anna Burns delighted with vocal solos,
and victrola selections, added to the
pleasantness of the occasion. A social
.hour followed during which dancing
and refreshments were en yed.
Court Laurel will act as net on May
12, when Court Cecile will visit for a
similar evening’s program.
TODAY IN WALL STREET
NEW YARK, April 23 (Wall Street
were again dominant at the opening of
today' a market Among leading stocks
and specialties, however. there were
conflicting tides. United States Steel.
Amalgamated Copper and Smelting
were fractionallylower, while Reads
ing and some issues or less promi-
sauce made slight gains. ‘ American
Tobacco made an abrupt decline 'of 8
points. and Missouri, Kansas and Tax-
as Preferred that four. Trading be-
earns more active with increasing ir-
regularity before the end of the half
hotlr with extensive dealings in local
tractions, which rose lind'leil feverish-
iv.“
10: 30 a. m. ,)——Reactlonary tendencies t
Telephone 4785.
I
ll. Lynge Steam Dyeing & Cleaning C0.
------ BRIDGEPURT
Formerly known as Bridgeport Steam Dyeing 6‘. Cleaning Co.
Silk Dresses. Gloves, Blankets and Lace Curtains Cleaned.
H. LYNGE, Prop.
293' State St., Bridgeport
iloyi’s Theatre
Will. ornt
Thursday. April
22nd 1915 With
Five Acts Vaude-
ville a’nd First Run
Motion/Pictures
Three Performances Daily.
I
RECEPTION
Auspices Combined Councils
K. ofC
Assembly Hall. Norwalk-
TICKETS, $1.00, Admitting cenue. I
. man and Lady.- ‘
Extra Lady, 50 Clog
GOOD ‘HEAL'JI‘HFUL DRINKS
Every drink served at our'
fountain is healthful in every in-
gradient. We use only the best
fruit syrups. Our chocoia e is be-.
coming .famous. Have you triedli
it? DeKiyn’s ice cream served
at the fountain or in boxes to
take borne. Try ,ur Sci‘da‘ ‘ahd
convince yourscit ...'.'it it; i.. the
best in town. ,j
.8 No. Main St,-
Friday evening, April 30, ’15. I I
lhe’liorwalk Drug C.
so. Norwalk. _
‘-..._n:.m‘t‘r HUUR‘ ' .
LOCKWOOD'S HA
31’
PARAMOUNT FEATURES ,
TUESDAY AND mm
DON'T MISS TODAY. ‘l
“The .(Iormanding Officer"
Great military romance presented"
by Daniel Froham, starring Alien
Davey, Marshal Neilan and Jack Plot
ford. "
‘ “'3 :3.“ MONDAY =
The greatest yet-our old favorite in.
another comedy;
‘YOU ARE JUST AS OLD AS. YOUR.
SPINn,
Even back as for as Caesar’s'tiii.
this saying was used. in later 11‘
men substituted for. it, "A man's
as old as he feels. "
Taking the two. and combining t
meaning. we have the true exprel' ,, ' ‘
and Chiropractic interpretatio ,
MAN'S JUST As OLD .AS H18 8 I
ALLOWS HIM 'ro FEEL.
s‘t‘AMk‘QllD
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