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WANTED.
WANTED—POSITION BY your?”
girl to do general housework in house, all improvements and conven minutes from East waaik station.
small family Can speak good English.
14 Cliff street South Norwalk. m8 “Iterior Maring Coast 00 123 Washiug- payment plan. Box 685, South Norwalk
”WANTED—J10 EXCHANGE A .
flat bottom tender, for dot: out!
IBoats rented by hour for fishing. A I
and“ 5‘ Cove street Phone 13:4: ‘toilet and water. 214 East avenue, near gain Apply Sunday, Bo,ese
WANTED—A YOUNG HUNGAR-
iau couple speaking good German and
English to sdme extent, wish to ac- '
cept position, where the wife would
act as cook and the husband as an all
around help including the work of a
- butler. F. Marinko, 60 Taylor avenue,
cjo M. Draskoci. m8 3t
WANTED—TENT AND FLY, 12x
14. Must be in good condition. Lyman
'2 'i o. Bracken, 81 Washington street.
' m7 at
’TO LET. I
To LET—SIX ROOM NEW HAILF
iences 5 Minutes station, beautiful in-1
ton street. m8 3t
TO LET—CONNECTING ROOMS,I
.futnished, for light housekeeping, with
E1? 31‘
I
To LET—ENE ROOMS, GOOD LO
ration. Rent reasonable. .11". Hopp, 35
Cove avenue, East Norwalk.
depot
m6 3t
'ro Lav—VERY PLEASANT men
ly furnished room. All conveniences. 6‘
High street, South Norwnlk. m6 3t
To LET—SIX ROOMS. 4 CROSS
street, 80. Norwalk. Rent 812. inquire
F. D. Lawton, 171 South Main streetI
1122 tf
WANTED—SALESLADY TO TAKE
charge'of cloak and suit department!
Steady position with a good salary.I
Must have experience. Application
from salespeople now employed in So.
Norwalk stores not considered. Apply
0. J. Mints. m6 3t
.. WANTED—TO SELL BARNYARD
cow manure. Also will take all kinds
" : of outside work, grading, plowing, ce-
ment work, etc. Thomas Skidd, 55‘
' ~ Falrtle‘ld avenue. Phone 341-2. m6 at
F WANTED-eaHIGHEST PRICES PAID
for household goods, carpets, rugs, etc.
Call at Public Auction Rooms 44 Water
_ stret or address John K. Finch 12
Madison street. We have no agents
mil 3t
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WANTED—ANY KIND OF WORK
lby Hungarian woman. Can speak Eng-
lish and German. Mrs. Dick, 11% Ely
1116 St
avenue. South Norwalk-’
.1 5 LV‘VJ n.-- .
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. ,1: THE FUNNIEST OF ALL
«3;, ' FUNNY MEN
Victor Moore §
,In a Picture VersiOn of the Fun-
niest of All Society Comedies .
"SNOW” ‘
' By GEORGE BRONSON-
HOWARD
1T his is Mr. Moore‘schut 011 the
Screen in a Play That Ran for
More Than a Year on Broad
, way.
Ilmagine what a poor milkmau
would do if he suddenly be-
came a duke and wanted to live
'3 up to the part. That 13 what
‘ happens in this comedy—and;
. .1. you simply cant afford to miss
, 1 it! '
SMOK ”—
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‘ , ,;~,:T0 LET—5 ROOMS WITH ALL 1M4“
" - provementa, 85 Woodward avenue Al- '
'. so stormflo North Main street. ln- " "
. strength, and is not affected by the
., so cheap in price that it can be Used
To LET—'4 ROOM APARTMENT,
3rd story, rear. Rant 38. Also two
lofts suitable for light manufacturing.
Steam heat and elevator service. For
further particulars, inquire The Old
Well Cigar Co., ' mi tf
T0 LET—HOUSE 1N EAST NOR:
walk, 13 Osborne avenue. All improve-
ments and in best of order. 9 rooms.
Possession after May 9. inquire of
John H. Knapp. 82 West street. Tel.
585, South Norwalk. n29 ti.
'ro 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 tr
To LET-5 ROOMS AT 67 SPRING
8t. Inquire of Mrs. R. Tarlov. 102
Taylor Ave. Tel 1166-5, no if;
quire United Grocery 00., or W. S.
Wilcox United Bank Building. 5‘
rooms with improvements, 9 Hamil-
ton avenue. t12 tr
Norwalk Pawn Shop
Money Loancd on Articles of
Value]
Unredemed Pledges Sold at
Sacrifice.
J. Ras‘enfield
40 WATER STREET,
" South Nomlk,'_(_:3nn.__l
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_ “ CONTRACTOR.
Estimates cheerfully fumilhed
o-s Wood 151., So. stimuli;
, PHONE lose. :
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Porcelain Fillings
are well whrth, your consideration and
are growing in favor every day. By it
the tooth is matched so perfectly that
the élbsest observer cannot detect .
where the cavity has been; it is very
hard and durable, has good edge.
acids of the mouth. and best of all, is
In place of gold whenever desired. Ex-
amination and consultation free.
16 comma-'31:. ;so.-_NoawALK.
.-: HOURS: 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. '
Tuesday ' and. Thursday. Even}
“lousy? to a p.'m.'. Sunday: by
appointment only,’ ,
’ 0’ mammalian—To L'et,
ants!
,of single comb Rhode island Reds.
,' winter layersuHatchlng eggs, $1.00 for _
. White. 61% Ely avenue.
: and
' era)“ contractor.
monéy.
, hows it difficult to find ease and com-
Business and
al Cards, and
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—-— LOTS LOCATED 5
Building plans free to buyer. Easy
Conn. * m8 3t
‘FOR SALE—MOTOR BOAT. AT-
lantic Dory 18 feet, latest model. Bar-
Harbor
View Beach, South Norwallt. 1118 it
FOR SALE—NEAR WEST AVENUE,
iNorwalk good 2 family house, with 4
fine level lots, 210 feet front, by 160
feet deep. Fne lots to cultivate or
bould on or raise poultry and fruit I’
Price only $3,500. Address, Box 314.
South Norwalk. n18 3t
FOR SALE—MAHOGANY STRAIN
Won «best display at South Norwalk
and Greenwich shows. Noted fall and ,
15,36. for 100. Exhibition matings, $2,
83 to $5 per setting. Telephone Darien
140.. B. Quackenbush. Darien. 1116 3t
FOR .8ALE——GREAT BARGAIN.
20 foot auxiliary cat boat with cabin.
sail and 5 H. P. Royal engine. Very
chenp. Address W. K. Harrington, Ev-
ereley avenue, Norwalk. 1115 (it
FOR SALE—FINE. UP-TOLDATE
bungalow. All modern improvements
on Norwalk’a finest new shore proty
party—the Marvin Beach Tract. Price
and terms reasonable. Also a few
choice building lots on this desirable
property. C. T, McGovern, agent, Room
1!. 155 Washington street.
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FOR SALE—DO NOT~ FAIL TO
see the line‘nf Auburn care before
you buy. Fours and sixes. Rurnbouts
and touring, $1075 to 82,000. One 5
passenger Cadillac at a bargain. Une
Maxwell runabout. good as new. ti.
P. White, rear 113 Washington ‘St,
South Norwalk, Geno. fiPhOuo 9w.
Iloiisb:blidiie fire 2. 11124 it
MISCELLANEOUS.
PRINTING —- PAPER-HANGING
decorating. Painter's supplies; wall pa-
per, up-todnte styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
ders solicited: Tel. 400, Alexander
1111 1111
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MANSION HOUSE. FURNISHED
rooms from 83. 50, $3. 00, $2. 50, $2. 00
and $1.50 a week. 1113 (it
LADIEB' AND GENTS' HATS 01"
all kinds cleaned, reblocked and re-
trim ed, Specialty made of Panamas -
trews. \Pfices reasonable John-
Redway, 59 Water streét, Corner Hav-
iland.
“BALVATOH CHARIO'tTe- GENER-
Estimates' 31113111 on '
all kinds of. contract work. Be sure
to 3:11.011: estimates. We» moan. you ,
Phone 816-3. 26 Wood St.
NU BONE CORSETS. NON BREAK-
ahle and non rustablem. Madeto mea-
sure. assuring a perfect tit—any one
fort. is guaranteed absolute sails-fac-
tion. Mrs. Ernest Reynolds, 64 Win-
fleid street. ~ in: -
We Give
GREEN ~TRADING
STAMPS I
, . Special ‘
Friday and Saturday
I lb. Box Candy 25c
‘DeKlyn’s; Ice Cream.
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Railroad . Ave.; 5001'. Clayfik.
YOU ARE JUST A3 01.1) As YOUR
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- 1 share profits with you by giving:
you the lowest prices on 15 years guar- ‘
anteed tin made into leadbr‘s, blind; ‘
' :. .7 nude. painted inside, tin rooting,
plumbing and heating. . .
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Ni Water at.
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SPRINGS
'F'ASHION'S
Suits, Gloves, Waists, Cor~
sets and Underwear.
Attractice Models. Mode!“
K. ANII A. CIAVEN
ate Prices. ‘
I ‘ Baillie“ Chiropractor,
as old as he feels" '
Taking the two, and combining the g
meaning, we have the true expression,
and Chiropractic interpretation, A
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DEATH LIST" or . LusrTaNia’ PLACED AT
EIFTEEN HUNDRED.
(COntintied from First Page.)
side. followed almost immediately by another which lit-
tered the decks with wreckage.
was at once turncd70wards shore.
parcntly were fired at the Lusitania, but only
them found their mark,
The course of the
liner
Four torpedoes ap~
two of
The loss of life caused by the ‘torpedoes themselves
and the explosions they caused, must have been terribly
heavy.
The tragic freight of bodies
town bears evidence of the havoc wrought.
Many
taken 1 0 Queens-
of
those taken ashore were seriously injured and more than
a score died after they were
Quccnstown hospitals.
marched from the piers as tugs
removed
A long line of stretcher bearers
trawlers arrived.
to Cofk
and
and
The people of the Irish city opened their homes to those
who had been saved and everything possible is
done for their comfort.
being
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Probably 110 event of the war has caused such intense
' excitement in London as the sinking of
the Lusitania.
Enormous crowds surrounded offices of the Cunard Line
all night, scanning anxiously the bulletins received from
Queenstowu.
The company announced that an accurate
list of survivors would be compiled as speedily as possi-
1110, but that the immediate needs of those saved were
being given first attention.
presses intense indignation at the tragedy.
NEW YORK, May 8.—The Cunard Line issued an
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The press of London ex-
announccmcnt today saying that it had received a cable-
gram from Liverpool which said the Admiralty had an-
nounced that only a few first—class passengers had been
saved, and that three boats were reported to be bring—
ing one hundred bodies to Quccuslown.
Alfred Gwynn Vandei' 1ilt apparently perished when
the Lusitania went down, according to a message to Am—
bassador Page from the United
Quecnstown.
States
‘QUEENSTOWN, May 8, 10 a‘.
Consul 7
at
111.-—The bodies of
victims from the Lusitania are arriving on every incom-
ing boat.
The Cunard Line warehouse, which is being
used as a tcuipofary morgue, already has been filled and
sixty '111orc bodies have been taken to the town hall.
~——-———-—-—u——u
BRIDGEPORT, May
lip—Word
came today
from
Mrs. Roule Anderson and daughter Barbara, and James
II. Brooks, of this city, passrngcrs, 011 the Lusitania that
they are safe.
There has INC“ 110 re 1011 on the saint 1
. 3
of Isaac Trumbull and John Kelsey, also of this city.
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S'I'R:\"I‘I7(‘ IRI),
May 8.——\\'
Induyirom Mrs. Jane McFarquhnr
rccei vcd
M iss
0rd vas
and
hero
Grace
McI’arqu‘har, of Stratford, who were passengers on the
Lusit‘fihia, that they are safe.
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1’“ \IVASHIINII'I‘UN. Nay 8.———Thc United States gov-
ernment will today (III'CCI Ambassador Gerard to
' maki-
inquiry of the (icrmau government for its report offlic
facts couccgning the sinking of tho Lusitania.
'l‘hi
s In»
came known after coufcrcuccs between high officials.
.w
The Ainbnssmlor will boiustrurtml‘to make his prc~
liminnry inquiry as :1 basis for whatever steps 11111_vcvcn~
tually be taken.
lion was very grave.
Iiigh officials privately said the sittin-
I(')\'I)0N, May 8 '1: 50 p. m.—-—-A further telegram
has just been rcccb ed by the British officials from (ork
stating that 45 more sun 11 ore, from tho Inisitania hmc
bccn landed at Quecnstown from
n tlrlftci.
~NE‘W YORK. May 8.~Mnuy persons notable
in
the business or sOciaI life of New York city were muong
those whose names were missing from the list of surviv-
oi's of‘thc Lusitania made public by the line ,Iicrcaml at .
QueenstOwn.
Of those not rchrtcd as being
Vanderbilt 15- one of the most widely known.
savctl Alfred
(I.
Inheriting
the bulk of the estate of his father. estimated at $70.-
66.000 to $100,000,000, he Is one of the most wealthy men
of New York. Mrs. Vanderbilt at her home here was '
trying todayto obtain any ntws that might show her
1 husband was saved.
Elbert Hubbard,
, York,
F ra Eubertusf»
editor of the Philistine, author of
essays, and publishcr at East Aurora, New
known throughout the country as
is
intended to conduct an investigation in the war and was
accompanied by Mrs. Hubbard
Charles Froliman,lt
theatrical manager. and producer,
He
whose name hid not been included among the survivors. 1‘
was another passenger.
Ferman, playwright and author
Charles Klein, one of the
best
playwrights, also accompamcd Mr. I rohman. .~
‘ Herbert Stuart Stone. elder 5011 Of the General Mana-
get of The Associated Press, is another American pas- .
sengcr not accounted for.
YOUng Mr. Stone was
He was accompanied by Justus
well-
known as the one time head Of the book publishing firm
0111.515th 81 Company, and the founder and editor -
. of; The Chap Book and. The House Beautiful, two suc- ,
._ Even back as far as .aneavs timer ‘
' i this Sailnd we need. In later years.
amen- 1|th for it, 7A man’s: user: 3:
the Belgian Relief Commission.
A. L. Hopkins, president of the Newport News
Shipbuilding and Drydock Company, who was said to
have gone abread. on a bitsiness trip in connection with
shigguldmg «
Cheever Hordwmlc 0i East. Orange, N J., of the
I Cemmander J. Boater Stackhousb U. S N retired
who started for Europe in- connechon’e w1th his work for
Ii-‘i'ni' of Bart 8: Hardwick; importers.
Gerald A. Letts, an’ imperter- and dealer iii antiques.
Herman A: Myers head of the feather 1mp0rt1ug
known Anibrican‘
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MONDAY, MAY 10 ~ .
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Everything 1n the Optical Line,
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Dr. F. S Pearson, president of the Pearson Eugi»
necring Company. who sailed with is wife for a visit. to»
J.,-
.. ., Famimgton, 1311110 was. on. beard :thc Lusitania, ‘
England Du, Pearson was interested largely in Mexican
railways ‘
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LONDON, \‘Iay 8, 10: 50 a. m——A dispatch to the
Central News from Aberdeen says the steam trawler
Bennigtou, one. of three which escaped from a Germ
submarine Sunday, was stink by shell fire from a subme
Siblc oi‘r' Abordeenshire at 4 o’clock yesterday (Friday)
aftern'oOn. The crew was saved lIy a Norwegi
steamer. I ' I
CONSTANTINOPL E, May 6, via wireless to Be
lin and London, May 7, 8 :07 3.. ‘m.—~Thc following stat
ment regarding the Operations in the Dardanelles was is
.sued last night by the Turkish War Office:
“An enemy battalion was annihilated \Védnesclay
the result of an attack by our troops against his
wing ' + ' 7
. “At Avi Baum part of the enemys strongly btul
entrenchments were captured. , .
' “At Seddul Baht we inflicted heavy losses on
» English and captured great quantifies of ammunit
We have taken-ten enemy machine guns.” I
TOKIO, May 8.11.30 3. m.——.The Japanese B
' Office anounccd this morning that it had received
information as to the nature‘ 0f Chinas reply to Jan
.3115 ultimatum. . 1
LONDON, May 8, 1 :_5t p 1n.-—.The British g0ve
merit today made the fellowing announcement: ' .
' “The statement appearing in 501111: newspapers th.
" 7, the Lusitania was armed is wholly false.” .
HARTFORD May. 8..———A cable‘gram has been
ceivcd by her relatives, from Miss Theodate Pope
Norwalk Chronicler