' White, 611,5 Ely avenue. ' It TUIS‘DA‘L'MAMYIII, 191; 3‘ - _..)» " . I!" THE SOIITIH'NORWALIK avnnmc SENTINEL‘ Wan” Classified “Ads.”——To Let, E For Sale, Business and Professional Cards, and Miscellaneous S! LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c .Three Tunes. 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black- TODAY IN WALL sTREETI WWI-AR musmmls WALL STREET 10: 30 a Ina—Th stock markst gave every indication att may; m of Its intention to Victor Moore In Pictures. ‘ :shakeoif the depresswn caused by the; “Sachs,” the notable annivmeisaty sinking of the Lusitania. StoCks reg- iofifering of the Strand theater, whith istered gains of 2 to 6 points, with made a decided hit among the mo- fnot so much as a single initial decline tion picture patrons of New \ork. is in any quarter. United States Steel‘today‘ s special attraction at Pleasant began with 6000 shares at 53 l 4 toIIHou1 and Lockwood's Hall The fact I54 1- 4, compared with yesterday’s that this comedy was chosen to cele— iciose of 50 3:4 Westinghouse on sales mate the first year‘s successful busi- I face Or Caps, Double Price. WANTED. I. To LET. . I WANTED—YOUNG MAN EXPER- d' 1 railways, ining 3 1-4 to 4 I‘— ienced on short knife cutting, Cluett— an Improvements 5 minutes to station con ltion A150 bed Couch. Address, i %—r———--2 ‘his initial expelience on the semen —-—Accept II the luck that comes‘m Geclge Bronson Howald’s famous! Il’eabody & Co c. e 9—.— mil 3t WANTED—OPERATORS EXPER lenced on power machines. Cluett, Peabody & '00., inc. mll 3t WANTED—A STAMFORD RANGE (no water back.) Must be in good con-i dition. Call or address, 1 Eversley ave- . hue, Not-walk, Conn. mil it ,.._..-.— _--__.._._._._ .— WANTEMHAUFFEUR STATE 18 Rowan street, East Norwalk. mll 3t Iersley venue. NOW-am 'age, experience, wages expected and references Address F. .I, clo Sentinel 1 mil 2t — ~—--—--—-~— —»—..—._ ——~ -—. I . WANTED - TAILORS. (i‘om Murray. 31 South Main street 80. Norwalk. m10 3t| WANTED—SITUATION, BY HUN- ‘garian girl, to do general housework. Apply 10 Windsor Place, South Nor-l .Walk. 11110 at WANTED—POSITION garian girl at general housework. Plain cooking and in small family. No wash. lug. iinquire 37 Lexington avenue. 11110 3t r WANTED—«SITUATION AT GEN- eral housework .by Hungarian girl. [Plain cook. Understands English. Call at 11 Olijen street. mlO 8t WANTED—A MARRIED LADY ,would like three unfurnished rooms in East Norwalk in the house with people whom she would pay to take care of a four year old child while she works. Address W. A., 010 Sentinel. m10 31 WANTED—SITUATION... CHAUF- four and mechanic. Wishes position, prIIate or commercial. Uunderstands gardening. Address B, cIo Sentinel of- flCe. It, 9 11110 3t FWANII’ED—BDL FOR. DELIVERY. Apply at New York Butter and Egg Market, 27 South Main street m27 3t 1WANTED—POSITION BY YOUNG girl to do general housework in small family. Can speak good'English. 14 Cliff street, South Norwslk. m8 at WANTED—A YOUNG HUNGAR- lan couple, speaking good German and English to sinus 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. Marlnko, 60 Taylor avenue. Clo M. Draskoci. m8 at = MISCELLANEOUS. uNOTICE. After May 16th, Ice will sell at 30c o'llolesaie and 50c family trade. .I. H. ._WhIlte, wholesale and retail dealer in ::I: perkshirc ice. READY WITH ALL KINDS OF .vegetables, plants and flowers. Fine as- sortments for spring planting. Memor- ial my work attended at short notice. Boxes, cemetery work. Small and large gardens planted and cared for. Hedges trimmed. All nursery stock supplied 'on order. Tom Crawfdrd, IRowayt-on _ I'avenue.’ Tel 292- 12. —--—- 11110 12t PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING A well painted house-will not show the laps and will Out-last one that does. Our jobs last fl‘om 10 to 15 years. Junlus Brown, 25 Elm Grove. Tele- phone 1202-.4 mlo 6t ‘, MINI-mo - :- PAPER-HANGING < decorating; Painter's supplies; wall pa- per, up-todate «styles, lowest prices. Estimates cheerfully; given, _Trlai .or- tiers-solicited. Tel. 400,” Alexander m1 1m b1__ LADIES' AND GENTS' HATS. 01" all kinds cleaned, rebioCked and re- . _Itrimmed. Specialty made of Panama and straws. Prices reasonable John Beltway, 59 Waterysrreet, Comer: Hav- iland. , k sALVA'rOR cI-lARIOTT- 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. NU BONE CORSETS. NON BREAK. able and non rustahle. Made to mea- sure._ assuring a perfect nt—-any one finding it’dlilicuit to 11nd ease and com- rert. Is guaranteed absbluts satisfac- “thin. Mrs. Ernest Reynolds, 64 Win- -‘--Ieldratrset.. .othJ' » lconveniences. 121,5 Hanford Place. iBY HUN] \‘3" -r- 11m. TO LET—5 noons FIRST FLOOR” and center, 52 Chestnut street. In quire «19 Chestnut street. mil 31‘ _._ I To LET~1 FURNISHED FRONT room.Sultable for two. All modern I ' —I 'I' J LET—«FROM JUNE lST. FOURI rooms, lower door, part improvements. Rent 312. Adults preferred. Inquire at ~~ A- I- TO LET -:SEVEN ROOM HOUSE with all improv.ements Large garden some fruit also a good barn. No. 90 APPLY Winneld street. Apply. 22 Howard St. ;~12- Norm”- East Norwalk mio 3t To LET—AT 11 HANFORD PLACE East Norwalk, ‘House of six rooms, jwater and toilet. Good garden. Rent $13.50. Inquire at 16 Cross street. So. Norwalk, upstairs. m8 at 'ro LET—SIX ROOM NEW HALF house, all‘lmprcvements and conven- iences. 5 Minutes station, beautiful in- terior. Maring Const. Co. 123 Washing ton street. n18 3t To LET—Six ROOMS, 4 CROSS street, So. Norwalk. Rent 312. Inquire F. D. Lawton, 171 South Main street. ' 1122 if To LET—4 ROOM APARTMENT, 3rd story, rear. Rent 38. Also two lofts suitable 101' light manufadurlng. Steam heat and elevator set-1 Ice For Well Cigar '00., . m} if ,. 'ro LET—_uousi: IN EAST NOR walk, 13 Osborne avenue. All Improve- ‘ents and in best of order. 9 rooms. Possession after May 9. Inquire of John H. Knapp! 82 West street. Tel 585 South Not-vials .' 1121‘ it. ‘ Thief—Jo noon APARTMENT. Elst‘Washlngton street, ast Nor- walk. Partial improvements, rent $12.00; also 6 room apartment 39 Chapel street, Norwalk. Inquire 64 South Main street, or telephone 00. 129 if 'ro LET—5 ROOMS A'l‘b? SPRING st. Inquire or Mrs. R. Tarlov, 102 Taylor Ave. Tel 1165-5, 1130 if To LET—5 ROOMS WITH ALL IM- provements, 85 Woodward avenue: Al- so store, 70 North.Maln street. In- quire United Grocery Co., or W. S. Wilcox. United Bank Building. 5 rooms with improvements, 9 Hamil- ton avenue. t12 tf Non-walkmosm Money Loaned on Articles Of . Value. Sacrifice. J. Rosenfield“: _i.4o WATER STREET, South N9r1valk,Conn. W.— .- Osborne avenue. mil 31I - Igood building lots for a Ford auto. further particulars, .inqulre The Oldi '1" Unredemed Pledges Sold. at” FOR SALE. FOR SALE—GAS RANGE i\ GOOD Couch, 91° Sentinel mil 1t FOR SALE~8—ROOM HOUSE ON Osborn avenue, also 2 building lots, on Keyser street, cheap. Call or write 22 FOR SALE—PERFECTION BLUE flame oll stove, square dining table, 22- . inch lawn mow er, 3 ladders, wheel bar- row, lawn and garden tools, etc. 1 Ev- FOR SALE—WILL EXCHANGE '2 Must be in good condition. Adress box mlO 3t FOR SALE—30 H. P. 5 PASSEN GER BUICK AUTO, RECENTLY ov- DRHAULDD AND PAINTED. FIRST? CLASS CONDITION. SUITABLE FOR .IITNEY. WILL DEMON- S'I‘RATE. PRICE REASONABLE. ADDRESS AUTO, P. o. 110x 377, SOUTH NORWALK. 11110 at} FOR SALE-LOTS. LOCATED 5' minutes from East Norwalk station. Building plans free to buyer. Easy payment plan. Box 685, South Norwalk Conn. 1118 St FOR SALE—MOTOR BOAT. AT- lantic Dow. 18 feet, latest model. Bar- gain. Apply Stmday, Boese, ~Harbor View Beach, South Norwaik. 1118 St FOR SALE—NEAR WEST AVENUE, Norwalk, good 2 family house, with 4 line level lots, 210 feet from, by 160 feet deep F11e lots to cultilate or1 bould 011 or raise poultry and fruit. Price only $3. 500. Address, Box 314; i South Norwalk. . 5—..— FOR SALE—GREAT BARGAIN 20 foot auxiliary cat boat with cabin, sail and 6 II. All. Royal'enginr. Very Cheap. Address.W. K. Harringtdn. Ev- ersley avenue, Norwalk n15 6t . improvements on Norwalk‘s finest new shore pro~ periy~the Marvin Beach Tract. Price and terms reasonable. Also a choice building lots on this desirable property. C. T. McGovern, agent, Room 14. 155 Washington street. FOR aALe—Do NOT FAIL TO, see the line of Auburn cars before you buy. Fours and sixes. Rurabouts and touring, 81075 to 82,000. One 5 passenger Cadillac at a bargain. One Maxwell runabout. good as new. .1. P. White. rear 113 Washington 31., South Norwalk. Conn. Phono 940. House phone 1279-2. 1n24 'tt El. ROI TAN LjLPERIECl c1935 #1111 “1.111111 suor SPRING FASHIONS - Suits," Gloves, Waists, Cor- sets and Underwear. -Attract_ice Models. ate Prices. II. AND. 11.13111er 55 - North 11111 Street Moder- ‘ Loan ..1 share molar—with you by giving . you; the lowest mic.» on 15 yearmgmm anteed. tin made into leaders, hands made. painted inside. tin roofing. plumbing and heating; I ' "HENRY A. HEGELEIN. 63 watei- St. Phdll. 1106-12 Gibbe--”So you Iwent after thé the cities should seek the man. ”. DIbbs-l— “I do; bflqthls is a fat Job, before it reached me. "—Boaton Trans- or! ~,.. ,1”; whammy-I. and I :tbought it might set winded . ‘1‘ s... ‘01 3,000 shares are quoted at as to 89 I 1-3, a maximum rise of 5 3-4, and Beth- ‘* Ilehem Steel rose 4 1-4. Coppers. Mots: ore and the miscellaneous group gain- ied 3 to 5. Reading and Canadian Pa ,ciflc were the features of the standard ness of the Strand, shows Mow much that has really been done to raise. the standard of the humorous film' .above the childish slap-stick low-; fart-es that were in existence only at short time ago. Victor Moore. thei 11111 It.” . . g . FOR SALE—FINE, UP-TO-DATE 1R 0 b b l n bungalow. All modern " ' ‘-" few , ‘; SEE , 50 ALL STAR :-Mi3llacl Lullmo - OONTRAO'IOR I Estimatg cheerfully furnished I 0-8 Wood St. ., Sc. Nor-walk. , , PHONE 1h”. -—‘-v-r-o-o, w-A YOU ARE JUST AS OLD AS YOUR SIPIN E. . Even batik tin far as Caesdrls iiihd‘ this saying was used. in. later Wri .mmbstitutsdrfurlt; “A matter? ”oldflhom .» ALLOWS HIM TO FEEL. STAMFORD SO. NORWALK ‘0 to 5 7 to 8 pm. 1: 11111111101. 11c. f20 Takingrth's twwmtmnshiningtha‘ mulwahmthstnmnmsafion.‘ ' and Ghlropnehicr interpretations- A, - MAN'S JUST' As OLD‘AS HIS SPINEI ' " Job? I thought you believed that ' PM” Chiropractor, :famous Broadway comedian, nlakesi your way,but don‘t depend on “3 C0111 :American satire, founded on the 911- I 1118' U ‘0“ want 8. 30b use 3 Sentinel periences of a milkman, who sudden- I Want Adv. with affluent wealth, and who finds; i:himself out of place in the world oft isnobbery. The role of the miikmani thUs transformed lo a wealthy Eng-1 ,lish Duke, affords Moore ample OD‘I portunity for the kind of comic char-j Iactel'ization which has made him fa-= PLEASANT HOUR— imous. For tomorrow there will be a I LOCKWOOD'S HALLIBTOHdWa\ star feature of three parts,‘ [DARA\‘0[ “1 FI’A’I‘UI.ES I‘ From the l‘leadquarlers,n featuring. ‘ . TUESDAY AND FRIIIM IEarlc Williams and Edith Siotey. On! Ftldm, the Paramount play will be TODAY' f“May Blossoms." Those who did not \ ictor Moore making motion see the first showing of Marguerite picture debut m Howards Am Clark in "Wildower" should Iemem- erlcan 53m"? .1191 that itvtill he repedli‘d 0“. uswow” iThursdfly_ Tins will be the last 0D ‘: poriunlty to see one of the greatest: THURSDAY ipictures eter made and with thei 'ihc (iamtv and magnctlc \iar— dalnt1 little film star playing theI gncritc Clark starring in “Wildflower” (\iaking second, run In hor walk by request. i’OSItth) the? last showing.) South NOrwalk Mongay May 17 2 Shows, Rain or Shine, at a and 8 p. to. Only Circus OF REAL Coming i l i , 1 I i leading role with all her magneusm. I | ROBBINS CIRCUS'THIS YEAR. II The Frank A. Robbins All h‘eutttrc‘ show. one of the best known clrcusesr on the road today having been under: the same management for thirty-fiveI years. will visit here on May 17. ’ 1 Following his usual custom Mr Ron- ,best available acts and will have a number of stars of the circus world} with him' when he comes here. lllllaryl Long, who walks down- stairs and. leaps the gap on his head, and does equally difficult stunts while upside. down, swinging ln s trapeze; grilcct‘ulesl and beat bareback riders of the country: troupes of acrlllsts: a group of wire walkers, who have just returned front a triumphant tour or I WORTH BAXTER’S snow GROUNDS Lfictuh Ii‘America; acrobats without: ‘ . ‘Euutilsr‘make a list oistars whichi briefly tells of the real attractions of the show. There will be a score or more of fun provoking clowns, a num- hcr of line animal acts. a splendid ‘ nlenagerie and othel attractions to 911- I performances daily, 111.. " and s p 111I Doors open One hour earlier. and a \ hand concert precedes each regular I I \ 1...] show. LA TENA'S WILD ANIMAL CIRCUSI DELIGHTS CROWD. ' 5 A Bright, Clean Show, Full of Inter-l eating AetI—The Features. 1(Daily Kennebec Journal. Augusta.E i Me.) i i Bright and clean and replete with genuine acts of worth while quality. In Tends Wild Animal circus played Saturday in the capital city. It pleas 1 ‘ Mm? \gfltuaomut\£ \ srARJEIITunrs . 'than one of which would have done to; v a much more pretentious show. Every i the; are,“ -. . e-‘ 311' inhelits an English title, combined} EGYPTIENNE STRAIGHT CIGARETTES The most sigmfi “STRAIGHTS”guality IS the class see 100% ish cigarettes. The great majority of these men were experienced smokers of hi gh-class Turkish cigarettes before they tried “STRAIGHTS. ” They naturally Ipou‘t “STRAIGHTS” to the severest test of compatible They continue to smoke “STRAIGHTS ” because of men who smoke they recognize the same flavor, mildness and richness as in Halter-priced Turkish brands. THE AMERICAN TOP. [1530 COMPANY gnificant proof of Pure Turk- . characteristic Turkish 1“ rw10c A“ Feature Shows tcrlain the spectatols. The show git cs, M" ROTON POINT PARK: OPENS FOR THE SEASON Saturday, May 29th Reservation: Now Being Made Fer Outings For WAI'II FOR NO ONE LA TENA’S CIRCUS bins has searched the countly tor the NORWALK LTIIE snow THAT’S DIFFERENT. Presents More Wild Animal Acts than all other shows combined. NONE BETTER. '11qu As new. a 11on wuu'As MANY NOVELTIES. I SPECIAL Cheap and Convenient EXCIIRSIONS on all Railroads. 'IIIE BIGGEST SIIIIIV THAT WILL VISIT Iou Tills SEISIII 3 Two Performances Daily, Rain or Shine. IIIIII’T IISS IIIE mun STREET PARADE, IT I013I) I. I. AND THE are FREE Elm-"817101118 ° At the Show Grounds immediately am the Parade. Show Grounds on Horton ,1 ti. WEDNESDAY, MAY 12. Jm ONLY REALIIRCUS OMINIG. ‘ ’ ' hm} Fair Avenue and CHURCHES thing about the show was clean and Lads SUNDAY S ZHOOLS, FRATERNITIES, SPECIAL RAILROAD AND TROLLEY RATES ON APPLICATION; Phone soo—s', can. Nor-walk. 'Street. _Norwalk. ORGANIZATIONS 'Iw ell regulated, the costumlng andI stagingof the various acts was beyond Dare Devil Long. Leap the Gani ACTS 50 Tango Elephantsi . merit. lIfor the street parade. the circus follow the city, for people certainly do make lit a point to attend a circus even it they have to suspend haying opera- Water street long before It was time for the parade to start; From the opening parade to the final I10 Agile Bareback 10 number there was not a dull nloinent”__~ Riders . Funny 0111.520 ,ior somewhere, either in the ring, on I the stage, or within the big steel ani- Clowns man arena. an act worthy‘of notice was in progress. A feature that alone proved worth the price of admission was one provided by__ Wesley’ s seals.a group of trained animals that would be hard to exceed anywhere. Tremendous Menagerie Grand Free . ‘. Street Parade i ~for,_A7'1'1‘1TIING;.A;~'r...r.iiall!» ‘ ‘ Wesley’s sealer wand be termed a} big ., . . Im‘temuflsl'. : 1 W9 2‘ i" There was not. only one good set- but GREEN“ TWNG there were others. Walter Allen and - . STAMPS ‘ . ’ his performing elephants, Balchman'll ~ bears, Syivester‘s dancing ponies, And last but" not least, ‘Marguerlte’s lions. A'fan‘éy rldlng'act lecturing a tango on horseback was done with grace and ability by two clever equwtrlan per- formers The program also included a very clever troupe of wire walkers. "who did many novel tricks besides a untilber of aerial performers of merit. The trained dogs. a small army of Strawbenes Daily -, -. All fancy Groceries .- .- I 'TELEPHON E 1683. a“. cam-1,. Mr. , i From early morn unill it was timel "I, are from the rural districts poured Into . ‘and children swarmed both sides oil They play ,. ball And sin a haml- 'In vaudeville ‘ play Rudolph Knippel'a. BIrdrTaIke FIret' .§&$fij§ aficirdns attraction the number ’ i 1reproaclt and the entire outdt preveui may. .W tone of even quality and considerable “ [I Old Hickory Furniture. Ideal for the Den or Summer cottage. CHAIRS, ROCKERS AND SETTEES ASK TO SEE THEM. IN sevERAL STYLE taking everything into consideration it was a fine entertainment. Show grounds On Horton and Fair avenue, and Lowdsburg street, Wed- anesday, May 12. . , ., _ I. .. J HOMING meson CLUB RACE: I. Prizes. The- first ’ pigeon- race. of. the consul: was held. Sunday by membersIOf the Homeside :I-Ioml'ng Pigeon Club. of this" city. The race covered a5 distance 01 100 miles and was between Trenton. N. J., anvil Norwalk. There were about 92 birds in Sunday flightar and the first bird in was owned by Rudolph Kni'pr "pie or ElnIIwoo'd Iavenu'e, this city. iIlIis' ' bird’s ayera‘ge was 1.616 y'a'rds per minute There were a number or Bridgeport birds In the rice. The average made by them was 1,515? yards per minute. Mr'. anpple Is how In. clowns and a host or other attractions the lead for a sliver cup tattered fol-I the .o RAYMOND s. SON; ‘ 48 MAIN STREET; NORWALK. . . FUNERAL DIRECTORS. miles. ' minute. [will race hack, a distance 0‘! 20,0 use a Sentinel Want Ads“ The local averages mad ' Rudolph anipple—-1 5 minute, first diploma bird. Rudolph Knlpplef—lfili minute, second diploma 1111' O_. A. Juneau—1,496 yerds pa ute. f. . John Callaghan-44.5180 y ~‘ Paul Idwrence—1,474‘,yard minute. .. ' M on Friday to Magnolia, Md .A‘éccpt" all the luck your way—Abut don’t defién‘d its coming It you won
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