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WHY NOT CLEAN YOUR HOME
by electricity. We rent out the Ohio el-
ectric Cleaner, for 25 cents an hour.
[Lundberg & Buckley, 30 Chestnut St.,
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FREE TO ANY WOMAN, BEAUTI-
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dtedway, 59 \\ ater street, Corner iiav-
iland.
NIO BONE CORSETS. MADE TO:
measure, assuring a perfect flt—any'
one finding it difficult to find ease and,
comfort, are guaranteed absolute sat-I
isfaction. Mrs. Ernest Reynolds,
Mlntleld street.
64
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PAlNTING — PAPE‘a-Haxosxo,
decorating Painter's supplies; wall
paper, up- -to date styles. low est prices.
Estimates cheerfully giien. Trial or-
ders solicited Tel. 400 Alexander
White. 61 1-2 Ely Ave. 9.1 11110
SALVATOR CHARIOTT— GENER-
eral 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.
r LOOK!
I share profits with you by giving
you the lowest prices on 15 years guar-
anteed tin made into leaders, hand-
made, painted inside, tin rooting.
plumbing and heating.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN.
56 Water St. Phone 1106-12
m
' » . iYOU ARE JUST ASIOLD 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 feels."
l Taking the two, and combining the
meaning, we have the true expression,
'and Chiropractic interpretation, A
MAN’S JUST AS OLD AS HIS SPINE
, lALLOWS HIM Iro FEEL.
I mama» so. Norman:
D to 5 ‘ . 7 to 8 pan.
. E BARTHOL, D. G.
Painless Chiropractor. .
as mow sweat. South Nor-walk.
‘ Phone 1583. :3»
-nnxhvn's j ,
ice‘v Cream "
A Nice Assortment of
CANDY
and
FRUIT.
Free Delivery.
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a .
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lock box 88, WestporC
1127 It
"‘.I 635.
~ the office of The out well Cigar. Co. .,
TO LET. I FOR SALE.
. 'ro LET—FIVE RO‘OMS wrm IlM FOR ”“40“.-
pro1'.emems 58 Connecticut av_enue
Apply on premises.
. AND PIGEON
'manure. Address D. C. Lundin, Wood-
8’7 3t ward Park South Norwalk a27 3t
TO .LET.-— SIX ROOM HOUSEI FOR SALE — SMALL LAUNCH.
near Rowayton station. Rent. 59- Ill-Iitound bottom. Without engine.
quire 0f the Rowayton DOStOfllCe- lL‘heap if sold at once. inquire 5
327 1t Lincoln avenue, Second District. 1127 3t
I. .TO LET—ti on 7 ROOMS, wrrnI FOR SALE—PART or 60 scans.
Iimprovements, on Putnam av.enue in- Best of fruit and vegetable land Ad-
quire 47 \\ est avenue, South Norwaik dress 30" 126 Norwalk Conn. 82. ’7 It
or phone 458. i126 3tI
FOR SALE—HORSE AND TWO
I To LET—FIVE ROOMS GOOD LO Irubber tired runabouis. Sold for 1. ant
cation. 'Rent reasonable. F. Piano, 35 of use. Call at 73 Cedar street 01
Cove avenue, East \‘orw alk 1:26 3t _| phone 370 32G 3‘
I TO LET—115T. FLOOR, 6 1100113,; F0“ SALE-CHEAP ONE PAIR
all imprmements. Corn of Betts place or Bronze turkeys, weighing 30. “’5
.and Harv'e) street. inquire Mrs. C. H.‘ per pair Hen and Tom. ludian runner
IAisthorpe, 33 Seaview avenue, phone duck eggs Fancy R 1- Red eggs, 15 for
a20 3, . :1. Pure \V'hlte Pekin ducks, :1 apiece.
IPhone 1219-5. Handley, Myrtle street.
TO LET—HOUSE IIN EAST NOR I II“ 3i
walk, 0 rooms and bath, with range, FOR SALE—A SMALL CHICKEN
fruit and garden, chicken coop Meal"Iooop almost new. Price reasonable. in—
Itrolley, 5 minutes to South Norwalk quire 52 Woodward avenue, South Nor-
$15. inquire 51 Osborne avenue. 1124 3t
FOR SALE—BARGALV. SLOOP
Iwalk.
I TOLET—FU‘RN'iSHED HOUSE. RIO-
Iwayton, 6 rooms, near water, new and motor boat. 10' 6’21: 5' 60' with sails
bunga low All latest improvements, el Icomplete.A1so flue Woodhury piano
ectric lights, bath, etc. Complete new IGood as new. Wilson real estate as
furnishings. Phone 10832. i“. 1., Broad-I81“,y 9,, “ all street Norwalk. PhoneI
Way. a2! 3t [82+ 4 .. “,1 01:
I . 1 . '3 . I
I TO LET—PASTURE. PINE CRASSI FOR SALE—D0 NOT FAIL TO
and water Best of care. Price reason
bl ‘ ll 11 t t i) see the line of Auburn cars before
3'2- e. in B. C (for \V' es por R 9i: 1 you buy, Fours and sixes. Runabouts
1 a2; t‘and “milks. $1075 to $2.000 One 5
‘ _ 1 . H passenger Cadillac at a bargain One
To LET”! HOUSE' Pl‘P‘AM‘NIIlliaitwell runabout, good as new. (1
street, 1 flat, Washington street, “p‘IP. White, rear 113 Washington St.
per floor, \lott a1 enue inquire J. \\ al
South Norualk, Conn. Phono lilo.
lace Marvin, East Norwalk. 11:30 01' House phone 12792. “1-21 if
I TO LET—LOWER APARTMENT, 4 “ '"" " ’” “" ""
Irooms.Impr01ements. ln refined neigh I KEG“. "HUCES
Ihorhood. Conienient to business cennI _
,er. Ready for occupancy 28th of April. I SOLVENT NOTICE-
iSee owners. 2 High street. ~ i124 3t District of Norwitlk, gs. ‘i’roliate'
_..- Court, April 16, A. D. 1915.
To LET—HOUSES, PARTS OFI
Houses, Cottage, Barn, Manufactory, I Nerwalk, in said District, deceased,
:Store. Call and Be our list. Raymond} The Court of Probate for the District
,ilros. 324 3tIof .\or1v,alk hath limited and alloued
I ”Isix months from the date hereof for
South 'XM‘WIR $12 inquire 103 So their claims for settlement. Those who
IMaln “”9“ 0" telephone 1340'5 nt-gleCt to present their accounts,
1124 3 pioperly attested, within said time,
will be debarred a recovery. All per-
sons indebted to said Estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment
10
TO LET—VERY DESIRABLE RES-
idence of 8 rooms. All improvements. I
$28.00 The property commands a fine
Sound View. Lawrence agency, 15 So.
Main street, city. 1124 3‘Ia19-26 1113
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MARY B. FlTCH,
Administratrlx.
To LET—Six ROOMS, 4 CROSS
street, South Norwalk. Rent $12.00.;
Enquire F. D. Lawton,
Main street.
District of Norwalk, ss.,
171 South‘Court, April 26, A. 1)., 1915.
1119 3tI Estate of Charles G. Emerson, late
of Norwalk in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and al-
lowed slx months from the date here
of for the creditors of said Estate to
exhibit their claims for
To LET—5 ROOMS WITH’ ALL 1M'I'l‘hose who neglect to present their ac-
provements, 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=lmprovements,
Probate
'ro LET—IROOMS, 41 VAN ZANTI
street. 3 rooms with part improve-I
ments; 4 Cove avenue, M. ‘Joselovsky. I
9.19 tt
counts, properly attested, within said
time, will he debarred a recovery. All
persons indebted to said Estate are re
quested to make immediate paymodt
test 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
Court. April 26, A. D., 1915.
‘Estate of Georgiana Fitch, ‘late of
Norwaik, in said District, deceased.
Ordered, That the administrator ex-
hibit his administration account to
this ‘Court for adjustment, ' at ' the
Probate office in Norwaik, on the 3d
day of May, 1915, at 10 o'clock, fore-
noon; and that all. persons interested
in said Estate may benotitled thereof,
the administrator will cause this ord-
er to be published in a newspaper‘bav-
ing a circulation in said District. at
least five days before said 3d day of
TO LET—FROM APRIL 15TH, 3.
room house, with bath and all other
improvements, 62 Woodward Ave.
For further particulars, inquire at
m2! ti'
\\ ~—
T0 LET—5 ROOM APARTMENT,
East Washington street, East Nor- May, 1915 ,
walk. .P'artiai improvements. rent HENRY W GREGORY.
$12. 00; also 5 room apartment 39 «127 it ‘ , Judge
" Chapel street, Nor-walk. Inquire 64'
South Main street, or telephone 60.
. 129 if]
M,
‘ To. LET—5 ROOMS AT 1.37 sparse
l ,S’Ioraiié
If you are seekingstorage
St. inquire bf Mrs. R.’ Tarlovf. 102 ..
\Taylor Ave: Tel 1105-5, 1130.! tr.
”N...
’:,-.;‘Ml"cliiiell.iilil"aiiii ; .
CONTRACTOR.
Estimates cheerfully furnished . .
0- a Wood Sc. . . ‘ so. Norwnik.
PHONE 1589.
room, inquire of
. Mining 1'. Smith
TRANSPORTATION CO. .-
,
i
ltsiate of FrancesF .. Fitch, late of:
To LET—'5 ROO“S 8 CROSS ST" 'Ithe creditors of said Estate to inhibit i
settlement. ..
. to
21 Lincoln “m9- “2 If race a. EMERSON
1126 m3 10 ‘ a
.T0 1.514 .- 'rwo LOFTS 111 mm?
Swa’rtz & Corbett block. 5000 square District or iNorwalk, .ss, Probate
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PHILIP MAZZUCCO p
BELGIAN ARMY IN THE MIDST OF A Fusions
STRUGGLE IN DIXMUDE. '
(Continued from First Page.)
WASHINGTON. April 27.—-—Cnitcd States govern-
ment officials were greatly rclicvcd today because of
the action of Captain Thierfelder. of the German com-
mercc dcstrdycr Kronprinz Wilhelm in interning his
cruiser for the remainder of the war. As a result, it
will not be necessary for the Navy Department to kcep
watch over the cruiser and the allied warships OR the
Virginia Capes to assure the maintenance of American ,
neutrality for the several days that remained in which
the commander had been allowed to make ship
sc‘aworthy.
his
PARIS, April 27. 2:40 p. m.-—The official statement
given out today by the French \‘l'ar Office reads:
“There is nothing to add to our ~cominunication of
last night except that we consolidated our positions and
continue to make progress to the north of Yprcs (Bel—
gium) and also on the heights of the Mouse.
"The summit of I'lartmanns— \‘V’cilcrkops, which was
takcn from us vcstcrday morning, was recaptured by our
troops the chcuing of the same day. W c also took some
prisoners.
I.()I\'D().‘, April 27, 1:08 p. 1n.-Thc Grimsby traw—
lcr Recolo. has been blown up in the North Sea. Some
of the members of her crew are missing,
PARIS, April 27, 6:10 a. m.-—.\ powerful clock
work bomb was found hidden yesterday in the .\linis~
try of War at. Constantinople, according to a dispatch
from Saloniki. It was timed to explode at an hour when
the Council would be in session. The meetings of this
body are attended by Envoy Pasha, Minister of War:
Field Marshal vou dcr Golt'. and General Limau vou
Sanders.
I
PARIS, April 27, 6:10 a. TIL—All investigation is
said to have disclosed that the bomb was placed in the
room by a sweep who had c we to clean the lcliimuey
and who thcu disappeared. Several minor officials c011—
nectcd with the Ministry of War have been arrested on
suspicion of beingr his accomplices. The police believe '
the plot was directed against the young Turks and thc
(it-minus.
Members of the committee of thc 1'111011 and J‘rog—
rcss are said to have decided at a meeting to which no
tit-1111:1115 were admitted, to adhere to a "waiting policy."
but to favor thc conclusion of a SCIlill‘Zlik‘ peace with the
Allies if (icrmauy failed to provide assistance sufficient
to rcpulsc :in attack on the l)ardaiicllcs.
.—
l‘.\RlS. April 27. 5:30 a. in.———.~\ iiicrclinnt who form-
crly tiiiploy cd I\n_1moud lxui't' Schw.iud alias Swobodn,
at Shiiiiohai. has been 101:1th b1 C.apt Jullicn, of the I
Paris Ptriunuctii (ourt- martial. Schwiud. who now is
charged with espionage. was an cstctl as tho result of fire
aboard the steamship La To :rninc.
llis former employer is a Frenchman now at the
front in thc region of thc Aisiic. livzuuint-d by :1 com-
mission, he stated that Schwiud was in his employ when
scutcuceil by the German Consular Court at Shanghai.
The new witness, the Matin says, has confirmed cvl-
(lCllCtl already obtained by Capt. Jullicu besides giving
additional details regarding;r Schwind' s antecedents.
PARlS, April 27. 5:35p. nl.—~llic first 1voundcd
soldiers who arrived in Paris from the Yscr speak with
scoru‘ of tlic asphyxiating bombs used by the Germans.
"Their famous bombs killed uobodv. "
wounded Frenchmen.
said one of tlic
“They iust put to sleep those who
breathed tlic fumcs.llie11 the Germans came up and kill-
cd the slccpcrs. Fortunately help came and we finishcd
by smashing them." -
Basing their opinions upon the descriptions of the
,fumcs, chemists generally are of the opinion the bombs
can do little harm in the open air and require so many
favorable conditions as to makc their successful use litu-
itcd.
LONDON, April 27,8211 ' a
o.
lib—The Exchange
Telegram Company's Athens correspondent ,says the
newspapers in that city state that the Greek gov erumcut
has negotiated with American capitalists for a loan of
$7,ooo.ooo.
PARIS, April 27. 5:40 a. lit—The French cruiser
~ Bruix has held tip the Greek steamer Adriaticon near
the ls‘land of Santa Maura, (one of tlic lonian group). ac-
, cording to a Corfu dispatch sent to theHi'avas Agency“-
' by Way of Athens. "
' The ltalian government has Oidcrcd Italian steam-
ship companies Serving the LCV ant to accept no passen—
gers or freight for Piraeus ports. The object of the
measure is to ensure the pompt, return of ’ships at the
first summons if they are needed It also is reported
that the Port of Brindisi has been closed to merchant-
shipping which must hcieafter use Bari (on the Ipenin-
sula in the Adriatic).
No steamer called Adriaticon is mentioned in ship-
'ford a hearty laugh for twenty min-
‘ fountain is healthful ill every '111-
c
soreness:
"STRAIGHT
CIGARETTES.
It is significant that the majority of ',
“STRAIGHTS” smokers formerly
smoked Turkish brands of higher price.
These men are experienced judges—they know
Turkish quality—and five cents more or less in
‘cost does not afiect their selection. They prefer
“STRAIGHTS” for just one reason—quality.
This 100% Pure Turkish cigarette gives them the greatest _
.\enjoyment and satisfaction.
Their judgment is confirmed by facts. “STRAIGHTS”
{costs inorcto manufacture-but the price to the smoker is the some. I,
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THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY
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HOYT’S THEATER. I ,
A pleasing variety of vadueville isI .
found in the hill of five acts which: ‘
appear at lioyt‘ii theater for the first ‘
three days of this week.
The Harringtons offer an unusual
balancing, ' i'iti tlut is '1 winner of .111-
pinusc. The various :ittobatic tests
the gone through 011 a ladder nus-I
pended in the air. . 'l‘izo chm iuI
position necessitated make 1.11» 1121 c‘.
keeping the ladder horizontal \‘t‘li'
difficult.
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PLEASANT HOUR—
LOCKWOOD'S HALL
Morton and Ayers are Classy in i‘\li\MOL‘.\'T l‘il .'\i‘l‘iiEs ..
their singing art. A good line of' TUESDAY .-\\‘D FRIDAY ,
10ch along with some ("lever d=m0-' You can't afford to miss all-
lug make the work of the artists on- the laughs coming to youvif you
tirely satisfactory. Morton pulls off sec lfrtizi Scllcff today in ~
21 new one in the rendition of a par- , .
Pretty liirs. Smith
ody song on the Ford, which is excel-
llavc cxplaiucd the details of ,
lent.
Willard and Bond inmcrsomlim' how .\lrs. Smith acted when she
two coloied men. one the proprietor discovered herself with thrcehus- -
of a school for the development of bands.
dctectlv es and the other his pupil, af-
TOMORROW:
“Exploits oi Elaine”
THURSDAY:
Rex licach's ,lxciuarkablc Story
‘ The Spoilers”
in Six Parts
lites in their sketch.
Marlin (‘arey gives a popular song
not and receives many cncorcs.
The Department Store Girls is full
of dl1'cision.Songs, dancing and an
abundance of clowr lines make the,
act a dccided hit The motion pic
lures. as usual. me 1011' interesting
new. Theatre
-—-—‘— 5 Acts——
VAUDEVILLE ‘ '
and
FIRST
‘ it u N MOTION "'- ”‘
PICTURES
Three PerformancerDaily.‘
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NOTIEE -
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 TourII
Hall building, Wall st1..eet in the 1’. rs
District, during the week beginning
April 26, from 10 to 12 in the morn-
ings and from 2 to 5 in the afternoons.
Dated at Norwalk, April 22, 1915. _
HERBERT B. SMITH
Town Clerk
1122 (it
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GOOD HEAL'ri-iFUL'DRINKsI
Every drink served at our
sectarian
Ant-ts: ces Combined Councils
.K,’ofC
Assembly Hall. ' Norvv
Friday evening, April 30,
grcdient. We use only the best
fruit svrups. Our chOCOIate iS be-
coming famous. Have vou tried
it? DcKlyVns ice cream served
at the fountain or in boxes to '
take. home. Try our Soda and
convince yourself that it is the
best in town.
flieNorwalk Drug),I Co.I
Sn Norwalk
TICKETS, $1. 00, Admitting Geri“
man and Lady.
8 No. Main St. Extra Lady, 50 Cto. :'
ping records. There are several» called Adriaticon: but
none of Greek ownership " '
PARIS April 27, 5 :40 a. in. —German agents are
reported to be collecting all the copper coins available
throughout the Balkan States and fOrwarding them to
Germany ,
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ONLY A “RING- OFF. "
“Auntie did you ever get 5 pro-
9.1:
North Taylor Ave. So. Nor-walk osal
. CONTRACTOR.
Stone, Brick, Concrete, Plaster. Side-
wall“; Color ”11:31:13..
. . he had the Wrong number "w—Lou’
Telephone 1217-2 ' _
‘ ville Courier-Journal.
-.'~ ,
“‘Once clear. A gentleman asked me .'. --
to 1115,11an ever the telephone, but «~
SMOKE
t '.'
it sol 1111
IRS
S-PRING
FASHIONS g
Suits, Gloves, \Vaists,;-C
. sets and Underwear. “ »
,Aitracticc ' Models. ’
atc Prices
ii. 11111 A. 1:11sz
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