1 .31 1 s r: 1.9319“. mm 1915' . 1!” museum 1103111111.: Mums SENTINELL. Wan Classified “Ads.”——-To Let, A ' For Sale, t'SO Missellane LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Wards orLess, 25c Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion In Black- face or Caps, Double Price. Professional Cards, Business , and and 0118 W- WANTED. I wAN'rED—To BUY DISCARDED' furniture. Also ice boxes, stoves and carpets of all kinds. Best prices paid. Address C. B., cIo Sentinel. mi; 31‘ WANTED—YpUNG LADY To help out on Saturday. The Paris, 33 South Main street. m13 tt‘ WANTED—AN AMERICAN WO- man wants position as housekeeper 1n the home ”f a w1doner. Reference 5‘" Rent 612. Adults preferred inquire at walk. on if desired. Address E. P, cl’o Senti- nel. n112 3t “MISCELLANEOUS. E PAPER HANGING. . 250 DOUBLE roll. Painting Reasonable. \\ ork guar- anteed. A postal will bring us togeth- ,er. Paper Hanger, c ‘0 Sentinel. mli 3t ROOM AND TABLE BOARD AT 19 Union Place near Union Park,‘ large, pleasant front room, bath ad-t joining, in house with private family; ‘ excellent table; ideal location for young married couple; moderate terms. Telephone 122- -5, or call. . ' mil 3t —AFTER MAY 15TH, 0“le TO the great scarcity of ice i am obliged to raise my prices from 20 cent whole sale, to 30 cents per hundredtveight, ‘ ' and family trade from 10 cents to 50 cents per hundredweight. 1 deal 111 nothing but pure Berkshire ice direct from Congamond Lake and my ice is all certified ice and these prices are guaranteed for the season. E '1‘. Dates? Mholesale and retail (finer You will apartments. furnishedI for hourlelvcep. Maltwell runabout good as new. a. ,Wolk, 36 Van Zant street. I316. Also second floor, 4 rooms, TO LET. I TO LET~.\'EV\' HOUSE i.\' RO-‘ waymn, 6 rooms. Bath, large attic, iurnished, modern. electric lights, tine wate1,fireplace in living room. Oter looking Long island sound, near trol- ley. Boating, fishing. bathing. inquire (‘. H. Briggs. South Norwalk. Phone 1187. 11114 tJ TO LET—FROM JUNE lsT. FOUR looms. 1011 er door, part improtements. 18 Rowan St., East Norwalk. mll 3t I To LET—6 ROOMS A.\'D BATH, with all improvements. Inquire Mrs. ml-l 3t I TO LET—ON SECO\D FLOOR. 4‘ 'rooms and room upstairs in first (lassi (ondition, also large cellar room. 1&1 quire 011 premises. 412 Fairfield avenue. or J. M Layton & Co. m13 3t To LET—ROOMS 0N PUTNAM avenue. improvements. inquire at "I West avenue, South Norwalk or Tel. 15 8. m13 3tI To LET—NEWZ 177 South Main street, all improve .I.ments inquire Joseph Beres. 179 Southl main street. m13 1tI T0 LET—SECOND FLOOR, SlxI rooms, 91 South Main street. llent'I 5 Henry street. Rent $9. Inquire Mrs. A. Youngs, 211 East avenue. l FOR RENT—TWO FOUR- ROOM Ift., 6 inches long, 5ft, FOR SALE. FOR SALE—:BlG cusses Foal someone looking for turkeys Turkeys anywhere, 25 to 21 cheap. I pounds '1 apiece. Young, healthy birds at below' market'price. Also day old baby ducks. 1 Phone 1219 o. F0 R SALE—JROAI) 0:11;le Running gear, make good truck. quire J. Cornell, 46 fiance street, Nor- FOR SALE—OPEN LAUNCH. 22 by 6- inch beam, fully equiped, first class condition Ready for use. For p1ice, etc. address P 0. Box 123. Rowayton. Conn. ml3 31p. FOR 8ALE~O\' ACCOUNT OFI getting a. machine, will sell two hors-l es. 1 heavy work horse, 1 term horse. mil it I l 1vAG-' .on 600 gal. capacity in good condition. ' 1 in-' l ml3 3tI i t l PRESIDENT CALLS ONI GERMANY TO ABANDON SUB‘MARINE WARFARE. (Continued from first Page.) struck by a German torpcdo and sunk with the hm of many neutral lives besides the scores of:\1ncrica11~'. l'nitcd States g(_)\'(‘l‘lll‘ll-Clll is the first to act. neutral nations. fitials gentrally. out Itatur: (If the submarine i111pussibility" troy merchantmcn, fairness. reason. against merchantmen. Another feature of the ll’lll‘ which lllt‘lll among diplomatists was the statcnu-nt in it replying to the German circular to neutrals which arrivt-d on 'l‘ucsday and agrees to ex press roarct and give rcpara— tion for any marines. that attracted vv‘iile comment was the stand taktn by the l'nitcd States agaimt the 11511 as a (Ollllilt'l‘t‘t' dcstroyer. the of the German government llcillg called to most of whom havc lli‘t’il waiting for the policy of the [Mitt-d States to be revealed. are now t'x- pt‘ctcd to decide what rcpr:scntations they will makc. As the note was read today by diplomatists and of- ol employing thcsc nntlcr sea craft to tics— “without disregarding thost- justice and humanity which all opinion regards as imperative." This was taken by naval officers \‘t't‘sctl in law and diplomatists to mean that not only war, but in future intxrnational confcrcnccs to amcnd the rules of maritimc warfare. the would be found aligned against the usc of thr- submarine unstakcn attacks on 11cntral vessels by 5111» 'l‘llt’ 'l'hc other Storage 4,800 Square Fest. If you are seeking storage room at reasonable terms inquire of Norwalk Steamboat Mintzs May Clearance Sale Specials in all departments attcntimt “the practical 1 ruh-s of mod.'rn during the present American govcnnncnt caused much mn1~ llt‘i't‘ PIIPllllll AMUSEMENIS __..., ___.. -. _ Iwill be Dustin Farnum in “t‘uptain It‘ourtest' .r... " and I'oilowing that iiianthe ISneetI will be seen in ‘The Captive." 1 light all around horse. 130th sound Henry Miller and Ruth Chatterton It ' and true. Wilton Heights, Wilton, Conn. mi‘.’ 3t FOR SALE—FINE, UP--TOI)ATE bungalow. All modern improvements party—the Marvin Beach Tract. Price and terms reasonable. Also a choice building lots on this desirable '1'.property C T. McGovern, agent. Room H.155 Washington street. FOR SALE-00 NOT FAIL Fred H. Whipple. South. FAMILY HOUSE, lon Norw‘aiks finest new shore pro,‘ __ imiddle West. Tuithis fact S see the line of Auburn cars hei'ore'uivc llleaiel'goers here an ODDOIILlnlly the Stamford Theater. 1“i)add_v Long- Legs“ on the American stage. The New lork production, with Ruth Chatter- ton in the stellar role, ends its record breaking run this Saturday night. Mr remarkable series of engagements in the. biggest cities of the West and Taking advantage of Mr. Miller has decided to you buy. Fours and sixes. Runabonts ill? see both stars in the one delight- and touring. $1075 to $2.000. One 5., passenger Cadillac at a bargain. One 1 d” “e” ‘0 g11e “5 a call Tel 6364 0“ lug. Moderat rental. At 9 Union Park,= '-P White. rear 113 Washington St, 3897 \ mil I‘ll —-NOT|CE. The Maring Construction 00., of South Norwalk, will quote you lowest [prices 011 first class modern bunga- lows, or other buildings. Plans andI specifications t'ree. D113 titi ‘ ——No"rICE. May 8th I startedga butcher market ~ and grocery store. George Miclaslti, 41 Lexington avnue, South Norwalk. OLD PIANOS MADE INEW. TUN- ing, re-stringing, re-varuishlng. Ao- Itions and keys repaired by first class pious maker. J. Heuesek, c'Io Mr. Hav- llcck, Hendricks avenue._ Norw,alk Ct. m12 6t READY WITH ALL' KINDS OF ,vegetables, plants and flowers. Fine as- sortments for spring planting. Memor- ial Day 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 Crawford, Rowayton avenue.- Tel 292-12. 11110 12t -‘"PAINTI1NG AND PAPER HANGING “1A well painted house will not show. the laps and wiil out-last one that ‘does. Our jobs last from 10 to 15 years. 'Junlus Brown, 25 Elm Grove. Tele- phone 1202-4. mlo 6t PRINTING — PAPER-HANGING decorating. Painter‘s supplies; wail pa- per, up-to-date styles, lowest prices. Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or- ders solicited. Tel. 400," Alexander White, 61% Ely avenue. m1 1m LADIES' AND GENTS’ HATS 011‘ all kinds cleaned, relllocked and re trimmed. Specialty made of Panamas and straws. Prices reasonable, John Redway, 59 \‘l-‘ater‘street, Corner Hav- liaud. 11112 mi T0 LET—SIX ROOMS ON BATns‘I Court, with garden and fruit. inquiroi Nonvalk, Conn. ml" 3t TO LET—SIX ROOMS, 4 CROSSI street, So. Norwalk. Rent :12. inquire F. D. Lawton, 171 South Main street. 1122 ti To LET—4 ROOM APARTMENT, 3rd story, rear. Rent :8. Also two lofts suitable for light manufacturing. Steam heat and elevator service. For further particulars, inquire The Old Well Cigar Co., II111! tf 1'6 LET—HOUSE [N EAST NOR- 11'alk, 13 Osborne avenue. All improve- ments and in best or order. 9 rooms. Possession after May 9. Inquire or John H. Knapp, 82 West street. Tel. 585, South Norwalk. a29 tl. .To LET-45ROOM APARTMENT. East Washington street. East Nor- waikj ' Partial improvements, rent. $12.00; also 6 room apartment 39 Chapel street, Norwalk. Inquire 64 South Main street, or telephone 60. 129 if V I TO LET—5 ROOMS AT 57 SPRING St. Inquire pf Mrs. R. Tariov, 102 Taylor Ave. Tel 1165-5 1130 tf \ To LET—5 ROOMS WITH ALL lM-' provements. 85 Woodward avenue. Al- so store, 70 North Main street. In- quire United Grocery Co., or W. S. Wilcox. United Bank Building. 5 rooms with improvements, 9 Hamil- ton avenue.’ t12 tt ~S. SALVATOR CHARIOTT- GENER- ernl contractor; Estimates given on all kinds of contracthork. Be sure to get our estimate. We can save you . money Phone 816-9 I26 Wood St. NU BONE CORSET-8.91019 BREAK~ able and non rustable. Made to mea- sure. assuring a perfect tit—any one 1 findingit difficult to find ease and com- fort. is guaranteed absolute satisfac- tion. Mrs. Ernest Reynolds, 64 Win- field street. ' 1m :- Michael-stillborn -' CONTRACTOR Estimates cheerfully furnished 6~8 Wood St., . I80. Norwallr. ' PHONE 1589. ‘ ' '..v w. ‘.. ——Accept all the luck Inst cpmes your way, but don't depend on its com- 1113' If you want a job use a Sentinel [Want IAdv. ‘ We Give 'l rading Stamps SPECIALS For One Week TEAS and COFFEI'IS 35c Value ...... 25c .1 33cValue......... .3ocI_ 50c Value ........ . 35c. South Norwaik, Conn. House phone 12792. ' LOST. leather (0111bination wallet and license case containing automobile dylter 11 license and sum of money. Reward for return to Jacob Schnuh. ltl Wushiml\x ton st rent. mil LOST--~A CHRISTMAS bank book. Finder please return .‘tiiss Colin Billing, Silvermlne, walk. ' YOU ARE JUST AS OLD AS YOUR SPINE. Even back as far as Caesar‘s timeleujoy. this saying was used. ful play. When the curtain goes up at the Stamford theater, next Monday night, local theateruoers will see Mr “Him in the role of Jervis I'cndlcton PhOLn 9110.211111] Miss Chattcrton in the charactct I1121 if of .ludv Abbott This remarkable co- 1oth1'1'i1rrz arrangement was not given 'I clsco. Rh- . “i mild _1' Lona-Legs" 's. c. lrelat1d,«Bates Court. 11112 315' ——~ .~___.-..~_.____~_ D---.. 1 LOST—DIAMOND. LIBERAL To LET—THREE. FOUR AND ward for return. inquire. L. ll. .\l.. live room apartments in t‘enterI of 'clo Sentinel. - 111111 31 town. Rent reasonable. inquire at thel ~-- 1 ~—~-'-«-~~—.——~ ~~~~ l Lawrence agency, 15 Sodtlf Main St.‘ W57~GENTDEMAN'S W M K‘ SAVINGS merit will be presented. toImau calibre has been noted for the Nor- highest m13 3t'tl1e ideals of the Paramount program. In later ye gas I men substituted for it. "A man's stI1 as old as he feels." Taking the two. and combining the. meaning, we have the true expression.I and Chiropractic Interpretation. A MAN'S JUST as 01.1) AS HIS SPINE' ALLOWS HIM TO FEEL. STAMFORD 80. NOBWALIQ. D to 5 7 to 8 9.111. E. BARTHOL, D. C. Painless Chiropractor, 63 Meadow Street. South Nomlk. PERFECT CIGARS EL ROI TAlElI All Kinds o_f__§_annedOoods. Daher 8. 'Co. Railroad Ave;, Cor Clay St. TELEPHONE 1533. .. ACTS OF GOVERNOR. The'requisition of the adjutant gen-. oral and comptroller for $4,660 for va- rious accounts was approved yesterday' by Governor Marcus H. Holcomb as was also that of the adjutant general .and acting quartermaster and comp . ;iroliei' for $10, 000 for repairing the rifle range at East Haven. . An act concerning the registration, numbering, use and speed or motor vehicles and the licensing of operators of such vehicles was signed. r . Ilshould have. Money Loaned on Articles of Value. Unredemed Pledges Sold at ILSacrifice. _ J Rosenfield 4o WATER STREET“ South Norwalk, Conn. Norwalk' 11111111951191; --....—~-— To neglect to read the Sentinel advertisements "Furnished Rooms" may mean that you'll pay,\moreI than is necessary and get less 0 than you .II to New York, t‘hicapo or San li‘t'an- and will not obtain 1vhcn begins its Boston and Philadelphia runs next season. -b-— - Pluaant'twfur and Lockwood's Halt. has been the ' ‘ “ ‘one big success of the present season i W '6 lMlller has just ended an even more ; With linuicl 11‘1'ohman presenting li1 I cast of i-‘nfnpus l’lnwrs in “May Bios sum." the 'Ptu' .mioum feature gift-rim: for Pleasant Hour and Lockwood‘s ll theaters mdnv the public 111111 he sure that a film pluv of special The F1 oh standards and coupled with Inothing but :1 first class release may be exported. “Mm Iiioesom" is wo1thv feature and one which all will Next Tuesday‘s Paramount Ready-Made Clothes Will lit a dummy form, but not‘ a manly form. Suits madc'to order from ' .' $15.00 UP 8. Nathan Custom Tailors, Tel. 359~5. . 225-227 E. Washington St. Cleaning, Pressing and Re- pairin5_ Neatly Done. ' all ..___- - t llllll NOIIBIS l _1 District of Norwalk, ss. .Probate' Court. May 13Il1, A. 1)., 1915. I Estate of Hannah Hill. late of Nor-' walk in said district, deceased. l Ordered, That the administrators of: the estate of Ebenezer Hill, deceased, 1 exhibit the account of the said Eben-f GOOD crop: an dnfib Single leans'Dml 'blauw ingnnal If you need- Ace. rpcrlllull. you $53“ 1 .m. C all. (1.1.2.1... bookletsd force raving M. A pail-l willlwins than Worldly. Batemau MT. Co“ 801 Cxcnlndl. New --.Come in Albert D. South N orwalk C ULTI VA "ONE-H: trucker. smell fruit shower cu deem-cc Ma. increase boomer-ah Our - . light. camped Eur ”push—Ink machinat- ‘ dorm: P [Sui weed hllen. mi Ion. big, etce We Ile “bade-d 50;.- i Ida-Ind. Attachmen- upended: there:- Get Our Pamphlet on Cultivators and See our Line PAINT FOR PORCH CHAIRS AND SCREENS. The long- wearing L. & M Paint carried in cans of suitable quantities for this work. Successor to Chas. E. Downg fluency-arr. huegltdener. In" and~ Morgan Washington Street. ezer Hill as Trustee of the Trust cre-1 ated in the will of the said Hannah Hill for the benefit of Sarah M. Bel~ den to this court for adjustment. at District 21st day of Slay. HENRY W. at lease the days belore sold 191.3. GREGORY. Judge 0 Notice .\'oti"e is hereby given to every per-; son interested by rcason of his land' being taken or benefited by the pro posed layout and change of grade of Franklin street. from its present southerly terminus in a general south- erly direction, to connect with Mon- Ioe street. that a meeting of the Coun-1 cil of this City 11111 he held at the. Council Chambers. City Hall. on Tues- -day evening, 51111 251b, 1915.111 cishti o'clock, when said Couutll will heat (ghjections to such tlnmge and to the escriptive survey of said layout.I ’change and grades and to the estimate ' and appraisal of benefits or tlamages,iI as the case may be, resulting or acorn-I ing to any person or persons from thet taking oi’.land for public use aldresaidi or from such changes; and will also; hear all persons interested in relation} to the acceptance of 'the report, in \. ‘\“‘ ‘\‘ ‘\ -' -,~ -, 4-,-.-r Old Hickory Furniture Ideal for the Den or Summer cottage. CHAIRS, ROCKERS AND SETTEES ASK TO SEE THEM. ‘~~Im “.‘-‘ .‘HMUHMI IN SEVERAL STYLES FUNERAL D RAYMOND 8. SON 48 MAIN STREET, NORWALK. IRECTORS. Around the Warships The Steamef Rosedalc SUNDAY—MONDAY Bridgeport, 9 A. M. May 16th—17th Foot of Wall Street, Bridgtport, 9 A. M. Fare for the Excursion 75c I See local in this paper for 1 particulars. I l whole or in part, submitted by the PLEASANT HOUR—, Committee of Freeholders appointedI to make such changes In said street and in regard to any modifications of such report. Dated at Not-walk. Conn.,i this 14th day of May. A. D.. 1915. JOSEPH -J. LPNXWEII.ER, City Clerk 3 SOUTH MAIN ST, CLEARINGREDII 10 non SALE of Women’s and Misscs‘ Suits, Coats, Dresses. Skirts and THE PARI | | 1 1 1 1 1 l l Millincry. Every garment reduced to Onc- iti‘l‘fsits former price. Women’s and Misscs’ Sttits from . ............. $7. 98 up I Women’ s and Misses' Coats from . . . . -, . . . .- ..... $3 98 up 1 ‘W'omen‘ s and Misses’ Dresses from . ............. $3. 75 up i H’VMomen s and Misses" Hat' 5 from. . . . . . .. . . . I.. 59: Lip ‘g Cloaks Sr Millinery ‘ , SOUTH NORWALK. CHURCHES, . . ,r . .1 we I'll" ROTON POINT PARK OPENS FOR THE SEASON Saturday, May 29th Reservations Now Belng'I Made For Outings For' SUNDAY SCHOOLS . " FRATERNITIES ' SPECIAL RAILROAD AND TROLLEY RATES ON APPLICATIONI. . Phone- 500,—80uth NoIanalk. ORGANIZATIONS I, Lockwoows HALL PARAMOUNT FEATURES TUESDAY AVD FRIDA‘ TODAY Daniel Frohman presents famousI ' players in ' 1 “May Blossom” ~NEXT TUESDAY Dustein Farnum in the, leading role f‘Caplain Courtesy” N. B.—Within the next month-‘ Blanche Sweet, Hazel Dawn. Lois Meredith, Gordon Griffith, Mary Pick- ford, Elsie Janis. Blanche Sweet. inn; Claire, Marg erite Clark, John Mason, Mary Pickford and Mary Pickford lnI order named. Watch for the play an- nouncements. See them: i t l I. ice Consumers I , l i Last fall we sent return pos- I tals to those of our patrons who ihad been—using the coupon sys- tem, containing this question: g 5“Have you found the coupon \system of buying too more satin 6 factory than. the old method?‘r ill-i" Every reply was “Yes." Many "i" took pains to emphasize their satsfaCton. Ilt elihnates all pos- l- sblty of error. If t pleases so many of our 'pstrons, it will i ll '1' 3 tried this season? please' you. Why not give it a. , made. painted inside, -‘A Gas Range Costs Less 1 Than a on 7 Range. For a great deal lcss priceI—rv'tha, Iyott would 1131' for a coal range. you can get a "as range that .1411 I_ ido more work and do it better“ Gas ranges are ornamental and 1 well made They can be kept clean much more easily than a coal range. ---The--- , United Electric. Light & Water; Company ' NOTICE JUNE 1 IS THE TIME LIM ON DOG LICENSES All persons not having t out same are liable to have killed. People wishing to diapos of or make complaint about (I roaming- without muzzles without license tags, teleph 1363-12. Will drive over , three times each week- comma ing Monday, May 17. Reg‘i and wire muzzle your dogs. .. . THOMAS F. WALSH anteed “tin made into leaders. tin ' plumbing and heating. 2 nanny A. assassin 56 Water St.
Norwalk Chronicler