rnonsmtv, my, :3. 19:; Classified “Ads.”—To Let, For Sale, Business and Professional Cards, and Miscellaneous LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c Three Times. 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black- face or Caps, Double Price. ants! w. POPlllllli illlliiliillls I II I I WOOD’S HALL. Iof arguerite Clark in the motion pic-I ture presentation of Wildflower.” a large turnout of the patrons of this amusement. The dainty and magnetic ‘screen star appears at her best in ,‘ “Wildflower," a picture of true merit '1. in every detail. WANTED. I TO LET. I FOR SALE. irection of the noted Daniel Frohman . . I ,, ,I —- I I will be tomorrow‘ s feature. More than WANTED—1011M. LAD} T0 T0 LET..0x SECOND 111.0011, 4 FOR SALE—“ROAD 01““ “ AG usual were the number of favorable help out on Saturday. The Paris, 33 rooms and room upstairs in first Class on 600 331' “pad” “1 300d condm‘m' comments heard‘on last night's feature South Main street. 11113 if tondition, also large cellar room. in “mining gear, lnake 300d ”“0“ “1‘ “Word from Headquarters," with Anita quire on premises. 4— Fairfield awnue ”we J Lorne” 4" “anwmee‘ N0” Stewart and Earle Williams in the WANTED—Ah AMERICAN won...- J, 111 Layton 1’. C0. [1113 3: “a“ “”3 3‘ leading roles. man wants posttlon as housekeeper 1n ———————-- “FE; “81:0 PEN LAIA “‘ —' L .__._.._' -- . . . v v ‘ .' "."CH, 22 Lieirylele 0fda;;§0“erLR;ferelnce gl‘l‘I TO LET—ROOMS 01\ PUT.\A.\1 f1 6 inches long 5ft by Cinch beamI GRAND EXCURSION AROUND THE Sire . ress ‘. ., CI10 Sent-' ~ ..l ‘0\'ellleIlIS. In uire at 47 ," ' ' " l ‘ nel. “ Ia1enue mp1 q iully equiped, first class condition. WARSHIPS 11112 3lI‘West avenue, South Norwalk or Tel. ‘45s. will 31 WANTED—YOUNG MAN EXPER-I ’ .’ ienced on short knife cutting, Cluett-I ' To LET—NEW 2 FAMILY ilOUSEI ’. O. Box 123, Rowayton, Conn. Ready for use. For price, etc. address; mill ill I famous picture prepared under the di- foot of Wall street, Bridgeport, on Sun- 8. 111., Peabody & 00-. inc mil 3!: 177 South Main street, all improve—3 FOR SALEVICE I111ents.’illquire Joseph Beres. 179 South WANTED—OPERATORS EXPBR l3 pacity, used only one month, cheap. Hudson rlveLgonl West 79111 street to ienced on power machines. Cluett,.main street m it .t‘orner 74 \l oodward 1enue and Riv-1 West 168th street. Peabody & 00., inc. hill 31" Ier street’, South Nut-walk. mltl it? On Monday May 17th. President Wit- TO LET—SECOND FLOOR, SlXI rooms, 91 South Main street. RentI $16. Also second floor, 4 rooms, LOST. FOR SALE—«ON 'LOST—A CHRISTMAS SAVlNGS A. Youngs, 241 East avenue. bank hook. Finder please return to _.. I d t ‘F d 'i'h‘ iMiss Celia Rilling, Silvermine, Nor- , , a“ “‘9- '? H- “ 19W: South 1k. FOR RENT—”IMO ’F‘OU'R‘ROUM Wilton Heights, Wilton, Conn. ml: 3t vwa m13 3t .L - apartments. furnished, for housekeep- , ing.‘ Moderat rental. At 9' Union Park, FOR SALE-8- ROOM HOUSE ON .MSSCELLANEOUS' Norwalk, Conn. m12 3t Osborn avenue, alsoz building lots, on NOTICE I , Keyser street, cheap. Call or write 22 —' ' To LET—Six ROOMS 0N BATES ' . The Maring Construction 00., of Osborne a1enue. Court, with garden and fruit. inquire South Not-walk, will quote you lowest . . S. C. lrelaud, 1Bates Court. n112 3t FOR BALE—FINE, UP-TO-DATEI llrlces on first class modern bunsa- --. bungalow. All modern improvements lows, or other bulldlngs. Plans and To LET—THREE, FOUR AND on Norwglk’fi finest new shore pro- specifications “‘96- m13 Shiite room apartments in Center of town. Rent reasonable. inquire at the Lawrence agency, 15 South Main St. 11112 31 -NOTICE. and terms reasonable. Also-a May 8th I started a butcher market and grocery store. George Miclaski, 41 Lexington avuue, lSoutll . Norwalk. TO LET—5 ROOMS, FIRST FLOOR 1" 155 wasmngw“ ”"9”" all improvements. 5 minutes to station Iand center, 52 Chestnut street. in- quire 49 Chestnut street. mil/Lit OLD PIANOS MADE NEW. TUN‘ ing, re-strlnging, re-varnishlng. Ac. tions and keys repaired by first class plolla maker. J. Henesek, and Mr. Hav- llcek, Hendricks avenue, Norw alk, Ct. I _ : unit at I To LET—~1 FURNISHED FRONT room. Suitable for two. All modern conveniences. 121,5 Hanford Place. mil 3t Maxwell runabout, good as new. I .. South Norwalk, Conn. House phone 1279- 2. M 11 "NOT'CE' . r1 LET—FROM JUNE lS'I‘. Foolt ter lay 19th, ice “'“l 59“ at 30°,rooms, lower door, part improvements. 113011, 60 1.13s. (,‘AU ACCOUNT OF getting a machine, will sell two hors- Henry Slreel- Rent $9. 11111111"? Mrs- S es, 1 heavy work horse, 1 farm horse, I1 light all around horse. Both sound perty—the Marvin Beach Tract. Price' few choice building lots on this desirable“ property. 0. '1‘. McGoverh, agent, Room 1 ml. son will review the land parade of the The steamerv Rosedale will land at 24th street, first RWE": 9“" day an“ at West 129th opposed the bill when it was passed in Ithe committee. There is no sentimenti On return will leave East 24th street‘ in me House in its favor and those Isailors and marines. street, North River. near Grant's tomb. at 6 p. m. Fare for excursion 75c. RINGLING DAY ALMOST HERE. Ola Circus Bound This Way On Five _ I Great Trains Loaded With Wonder- Children are now on their best be-I ‘havior in anticipation of a real holl-I :day treat on Monday, May 24th. when; Greatesli Ringling Brothers' World's Show will exhibit ill Stamford, Conn Iand speed tournament The menagerie; Iis larger and more complete than ever Iand features many animals ne1er be- I Ifore exhibited in America IPLEASAIIT HOUR AND LOCK. street parade will be giten on the Imornlng of show dB}. The second appearance in Norwalk’ -. scheduled today for Pleasant Hour and. lockwood's Hall, will be the signal tor. "May Blossom,” a 'Thc steamer Rosedale, will leave the day and Monday. May 16 and 17, at 9 each day. passing around the warships which are anchored in the , ‘ '1' THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL A free The cilcus will also exhibit in Bridgeport, May 2.5m. NEW SHELL Fist-i COMMISSION ls NAMED BY GOVERNOR. I HARTFORD, Conn, May 13.-—Late' yesterday afternoon Gov. Holcomb sent to the Senate the nominations of E. Frank Lockwood of Greenwich, and Storage 4,800 Square Feet. it you are seeking storage room at reasonable terms inquire of Frank C. Rowley of New Haven, to be shell flsb commissioners for four years to take the place of George C. Waldo, of Bridgeport and Andrew J. Broughel of Hartford. The appointees are retir- ed oyster men, but it is understood that they are not now connected with tile oyster industry. The oystermen of the state urged the go1ernor to appoint practical men 1’ von the board and his selections meet? with their cordial approval. I The bill to romo1e the. office of theI shell fish commission from New HavenI. to Bridgeport was indefinitely post-‘ poned in the Senate on motion of Sen-I ator Tuttle, who took the occasion to express his indignation over news. paper comment upon his attitude on shell fish matters. Senator Tuttle is chairman of the committee on shelll fisheries, which reported this bill. I Mr ilough of Washington was the. only member of the committee, who: who consider it a drive of Represen—I Itative Perry, who is clelk of the com- . mission. and Mr. Nichols, the engineer. both of whom reside in New Haven; "have no further cause for worry. WOMAN 81 YEARS OLD. l I Made Strong by Vinol. I GREENVlLE, S. C.,-“i want others I owe know at the great benefit 1 have ll l8 “1190!“! that this City will send derived from Vinol. I am 8] years 0111‘ more titan its usual number of "saw-[ and ‘Vinol has given me strength, a fdust fans" to welcome this populathenlthy appetite and overcame nerv-I —- lcircus. FOR SALE-00 NOT FAIL TOI and the Queen of Sheba‘ will be en P White, rear 113 Washington 3‘ . atleti on the largest stage ill the world colds “10““ Hill. This mammoth 1,210 character pageant ‘D- 4 U (‘08! $1000 000 and the costumes, sten- gist, and leading druggists everya' rery anti stage properties are said to where. wholesale and 50° family trade J H IRent 812. Adults preferred. inquire at White, “holesale and ram dealer: in 18 «Rowanstreet, East ‘Norwalk. 11111 St Berkshire ice. ' .- Michael Lullrallo TO LET—SIX ROOMS, 4 CROSS READY.W|TH ALL tones or I t s \, I u . . “WT"AGTOR- Negetables. plants and flowers. Fine 1111- l 2‘": '1‘an i. ON}: “SR“: :11' lnquile Estimates ““39"““3' furnished sortments for spring planting. Memor— ' ' “ on, 1 out lain 51’9“" 0-8 Wood St.. 80. Nor-walk. 1122 if PHONE 1580. m 1111 Day work attended at short notice. Boxes, cemetery work. Small and large he a revolution in gorgeousuess. \l’itllI —-—-—~——-— Ilhe 335 “ff-’9‘“ 3918. “W HCON’S Ol’ Bllue‘I The American Band has two ‘strians including the Lloyds. ialtlouslghgelnonts for Memorial Day. the Borsinls the Josephson English riders; globe artists: or preschtdti; living elephant; To LET—4 ROOM APARTMENT, gardens planted and cared for. Hedges 3rd story, rear. Rent 58. Also two trimmed. All nursery stock supplied. . Ilofis suitable for light manufacturing. on order. Tom Craw ford, R°““yt°nISteum heat and elevator service. For al’enue. Te1292-12. mill 12‘lfurther particulars, inquire The Old Well Cigar (30., m4 tf SPINE. PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING A well painted house will not show the laps and will out—last one that does. Our Jobs last from 10 to 15 years. TO LET—HOUSE [N EAST yon- “5 “d a“ ”9 teem" walk, 13 Osborne avenue. All improve- ments and in best of order. 9 rooms. YOU Ana—Jusr as 01.1) as 1011a EvenbackaslurasCaesar'stlmeI T.W 0000000 this saying was used. in lillel' years. l:-”-”H--“”“”-“-—°‘” W”””““””” men substituted for it, "A mon' 15 lustI? Taking the two, and combining theI.:: meaning, we have the true expresslon.I Iaeriallsts it‘d magnificent horse show ‘, . .. L, “W 8 COU O Juuius Brown, 25 Elm Grove. Tele- Possession after May 9. inquire of and Chiropractic interpretation. A .:. phone 1202-4. mm 6: John H. Knapp. 82 West street. Tel. “ANS 9051‘ AS OLD AS “13 SPHEI3, ' _. 535, South Norwalk. 1129 ll. “JAWS 3”“ To FEEL ‘3. 2 50 sani‘ar Gla S RAII‘NTING — PAPER-HANGING WAMFORD SO. NORWALB : decorating. Painter’s supplies; wail pn- TO LET—5 ROOM APARTMENT, 9 to 5 1 1 to 8 pan. 2’ per, up-todate styles, lowest prices. East Washington street East Nor~ '0 I Estimates cheerfully given. Trial 'or- walk. Partial improvements, rent E' BARTHOL’ D' 0' ‘z‘ ders solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander 912.00; also ‘5 room apartment to Painless Chiropractor, . 30 White, 61% Ely avenue. m1 1m Chapel street, Norwalk. inquire 64 as Meadow Street. South Nomlk. .3. ' PRESENTED BY — South Main street, or telephone 60. W t LADIES' AND GENTS’ HATS OF 129 t! ' ' . all, kinds cleaned, reblocked and re- , . e V enin entitle trimmed. Specialty made of Panamas TO LET—5 ROOMS AT 57' SPRING ' ' is ’ A‘ and straws. Prices reasonable, John St. Inquire of Mrs. R. Tirlov 102 . . ' ‘9 many. 59 Water mean Comer Ha“ Taylor A” '1‘ a! 1 16“. 1.13011 SUIT .. HAT WAIST . .- . Every Day Is a Sanitary Glass Kitchen Set Day. Iland. ' I '0 TO LET—5 Rooms WITH ALL 1M- provements, 85 Woodward avenue. Aiv so store, 70 North Main street. in- quire UnitedGroceryCo" or. W. s Wilcox. United Bank Building. 5 rooms with improvements, .9 .Hamil- ton avenue. t12 ti SALVATOR CHARIOTT— GENER» eral contractor. Estimates given on all kinds 0: contract work. Be sure to get our estimate. We can save you money. Phone 816.3. 26 Wood St. r SPECIALS , NU BONE conssrs. NON BREAK- ‘able and non rustable. Made to mea- sure,‘assurlng a periect flt—any one Bresev 711: Washington Sfreet, 1 Kitchen Set ior $1.15 For RICH and POOR. Present this Coupon at our office with 5 others of con- secudve dates and the cost amount of expense items and .ousness. it is the best tonic reconstruc- . Ringling Brothers promise many no-5 888 the line or Auburn CNS. hfifill'fiIvelties and innovations and a "bigger lson. Y0“ WY- Fours and sixes.Rural1outs and better everything’ is the slogan. and mm“- “0‘5 ‘0 ‘2 00° ““9 5 Preceding the resulur cums pert-arm Iiron tonic without oil. guaranteed to passenger Cadillac at a bargain. One ance the new “mom“, of tor 1 ever used."‘—Mrs. .\I. A. Hutch- Vinol is a delicious cod li1er and "80lom011.o1ercon1e run 11011 n, weak, devitalized conditions and for chronic coughs and I For sale by Frank ii. Baxter, drug- _._..__...-_... .._.. i on I l 111 the I l I‘Ollnl-imxotning it will head the parade of] Gilmultho llungurian lluchozy Society, .troupe: the five highest perch abts ev~ Big Bingo, the biggest and i will 1, The .I in the afternoon and evening give concerts at Iloton l‘olnt. fl"? herds of lrlckblmd will also give a concert ill SouthI . elephants; 50 CIOMIS. 20 families 01529011111111 next Wednesday night, pre-l telling the "Dollal Day" celebtntion ‘I M .W _..._..___.__... ' 00390200’00290209200 3002091 PON 0-. .6.” O I M“3”0 *‘Norwalk Pawn Shop. '1, ' finding it dithcult to 11nd ease and com- fort. is guaranteed absolute satisfac- tion. Mrs. Ernest Reynolds, 64 Win- field street. 1m Money Loaned on Articles of Value. Unredented Pledges Sold at Sacrifice. J. Rosenfield Fonssrens BANQUET. Supreme Chief Ranger O'Brien Urges ”Calmness In Present Crisis] BRIDGEPORT, May l3.-——Judge Ed- . 40 WATER STREET,~ ward B. O'Brien of Lynn, Mass, Su-' Dreme Chief Ranger oi.‘ the Foresters , SouthANorwaIk, Conn. . of America, speaking lastnight at it ~— -- ————-- .- banquet of the GrandCourt of Con-‘ W G' ‘ . nectiout, urged members of the ._or- e we der to be calm and careful of speech - GREEN TRADING I pERfECT CIGARSIIELI 'during the present crisis, in order. not STAMPS . ,... . Saturday, to add to the burden of the President. .slrawbeties Daily All Ii-‘ancy Groceries TELEPHONE 1583. Daher 8: Co. Railroad Ave, Cor. Clay 8;. He praised the President’s attitude, and his remarks were greeted'with cheers. Other prominent members of . the fraternity spoke. I The parade, which was to have? been held last night, was abandoned on account of the rain. MME. NORDICA’S JEWELS. a good so. pm rest. in the best b________. ... . .. , .v. .P‘l‘ll.’ ”will“? . .. .«NEWARK, 1N. J. May 13v—More than $250,000 worth oiIiewels accumulated by the late-Madame Nordlca. opera ~- singer are included in the appraisal of her estate in progress here. This estimate was made by the administra- tor or ”file artists. who examined the gems in the vault of a local trust com- CHURCHES .éjiill w 9. OPENS FOR THE SEASON .0°00?00900?00?00900900?00?00?00?»?00?00?00?00?00?00?00?0031' T00?“ get this 1:. , - . v I i . g. 32. 50 Samlary: Glass Kitchen Sci. .' _ :0 Ready to use, all complete, including eight pieces, for :3" f '3: $1.15. .3 >0 Every set guaranteed~8trongest, Most Durable, Most .3 10. Sanitary and Most Economical Made. . .3 to 3 ’9. THURSDAY MAY 13, 1915 . :z' _ ‘50;90'00;00;90;00'00;09;00;0030;»; «300;».09.».00.00 00.00300300000310 0030033 ROTON =~P0mr PARK. May 29th Reservations Now Being Made FOr Outings For SUNDAY SCHOOLS ., FRATERNITIES, ORGANIZATIONS SPECIAL RAILROAD AND TROLLEY RATES ON APPLICATION. Phone 500—89311 Nor-walk. pass THREE‘ Mintzs May Clearance Sale Specials in all ,. Norwallt Steamboat flue I departments GOOD mfifit CULTIVATION mat? trucket.1mlflfmilgrowu. can deny... inmate an mar-mama: ' ass” “1"" l“ . (on. up: If you ullmn cubeoflodllnau I The long-wearing L. 8: M Successor to dozen-nu. Peieuwoedhlleu. «fin- Sued-qudnnoian- ;'~" Klemens. Weuewhecl [ice I ‘ ”Come in and- Get Our Pamphlet on Cultivators and See our Line PAINT FOR PORCH CHAIRS AND SCREENS. suitable quantities for this work. , Albert D. South Norwalk. Washington Street. Paint carried in cans of Morgan Chas. E. Dow. I‘Mnrg‘uerile Clark, Dainty and Mag- m. ‘,'1-Hlm- Old Hickory Furniture Ideal for the Den or Summer cottage. CHAIRS, ROCKEHS_AND SETT ASK TO 5 ‘\.\-\.\.\‘\‘\‘\- ‘\_‘ ‘ 'H-r“-4-1 1 cos iN SEVERAL STYLES EETHEM. RAYMOND & SON 43 MAIN sTREET, NORWALK. FUNERAL omecrons. - . \‘\‘\_‘1\‘-.\‘ I“_‘\‘ ., v,','1' ' PLEASANT HOUR-— LOCKWOOD'S HALL 1‘ \R \.\IOI .\'I‘ n AI‘UIIES Tl PSI) \\ AV!) FRIDA‘ I TODAY netlc Star. in “Wildflower”~ Tomorrow. Daniel brohman presents famous play- ers in “Mayilowcr”_ Around the Warships The Steamer "Rose .iale SUNDAY—MONDAY Bridgeport, g A. M May writ—17111 Foot. of Wall Street. Bridgtport, 9 A. M.- Fare for the Excursion 751: See local in this paper for particulars. '14 ’ plumbing and/heating. \ ”W a... ' / NOTICE jUNE I IS THE TIME LIMIT ON DOG‘ LICENSES \ll persons not having takcrl out. same are liable to have dogs killed. People wishltlg to dispose of or make complaint about dons roaming 11 tillottt muzzlcs or without license tags, telephone 1303- 12. Will drive over city three times each week commenc- itlgr Monday May I7.d Resistor (1 wire muzzle your ogs. an THOM‘ASF WALSH Dog Warden. LOOK! 1 share proilts with you by giving you the lowest prices on 15 years guar anteed tifl made into leaders, hand- made, painted inside, ... HENRY A. HEGELEIN. 56 Water St. w—H- . a—The sentinel has all. the latent tin rooting. ‘ one no 1 108.12 liGAl NOIICES District of Norwalk ss., Court, May 71h, A. D.. 1915. Whereas, written application has been made to this court for the admis- sion to probate of a certain written in» ‘ strulnent as and for the will of Eli:- aboth A. Mitchell, late 0: Norwalk in said District deceased. Ordered, That. said application . be heard and determined at the Probate Oilice in Norwalk, on the 20th day of I May, 1915, at 2 o‘clock afternoon; and that public notice thereof be given ' to all persons interested therein by publishing this order in a newspaper 1': having a circulation in said District, of least five days before said day or; hearing. Probate- HENRY V1. GREGORY . Judge 1 Wilton Taxes] Collector’s Notice; .. The Taxpayels of the Town of Wilton are hereby notified that thoI l‘ax laid on the Assessment List of 1914 will be payable on Tuesday June 15.1915 .. 1 will be at my _oiilc_e' in Cannon Station to receive taxes, on June-15th. and July 15111, 1915, under the allies. )i Floyd Bouton, Georgetown,~. Wed nesday, June 16th, 1915, from 8" ' 9. 30 a 111., and at the residence of Charles F‘. Geopple, from 11 11.111. to 12: 30 p 111.,and at the store of Chris. T. Gregory, Cannon Station. from. 1:30t03p.‘m of thesameday. “ On Thursday, June 17th. 1915, I wil be at the store of E. G. .ot‘lns’te‘aa North Wilton, mom 8 to 9: 30' 6.3m and at R. W. Keeler‘ 5. store, from 1 to 11: 30 a. m., and at the store oil‘- H. Keating, Kent District, item 1253 to 2 p. m. of the same da1. . Penalty at the rate of 9 pei' can a year from June 15th, 1915, will he- charged on all taxes remaining on paid after July 15th, 1915. / George L. Warncke y‘ Collector of Taxes for the Town- ‘ Wilton. Dated at Wilton, Conn” May 10 1915. .9 ; A good adv. pays best in the but 'Inewn. both load out accent.
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