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- _acrsn'wav 15m, OWING TO
to raise my prices from 20 cent whole-
‘- and family trade from 40 cents to 50
' specifications free. .
‘ piano. maker. J. HeneSek, cuo Mr. Hav-
. Vegetables. plants and flowers. Fine as-
,’ 'sOrtments for spring planting. Memor»
_Iai Day work attended at .short notice.
Boxes, cemetery work. Small and large
' gardens planted and cared for. Hedges
trimmed. All nursery stock supplied
.7 On order. Tom. Crawford, Rowayton
I‘ 1 av enue. Tel 292‘12.m10 12t
r I‘flecora'ting. Painter's supplies; wall p'a-
» ,.per. unto-date styles. lowest prices.
‘ hers solicited. Tel.
. .LrtiWhi'te, 615$ Ely avenue.
‘ to get'our estimate. We can save you
;'~ v' ' ‘ilue, souls "NOrwalit; ,
. .. .N'u BONE codes-re. NON handk-
an
Fer Sale,
:1
Miscellaneous
. classifies “Ads. ”—To Let.
Professional Cards, and l
Business and l
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c
Tin-mes, 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps, DouPle Price.
. WANTED. ‘ l
WANTED—T0 IBUY 1913 OR 1914
Ford 5 passenger touring body. Vaast apartment Hot water furnished. in 'ing car. Rambler.’ All complete. its on the Day street 10! ’
ml? 3; cently overhauled. Also one antique;
Bros. Garage. m1? it
To LET. ‘ I
TO LET—FIVE ROOM MODERN
w?
WANTED r- MACHINE BLACK ‘
Smith. Must be thoroughly experienc-
led man. Apply either by letter or in
person to 411 Court Exchange Build- I
ins. Bridgeport, Conn. m1? Zti
. WANTED—ABIEJBODIED MEN, central location. Good neighborhood. atuck Conn.
good eye-sight, to qualify for positions
as firemen and brakeman, 3100—3120
monthly. Inexperienced capable menI
helped to positions free. Railway Asso-I
elation, Box Sentinel. m5 10 17 24:
' ~WANTED—TO ‘BUY DISCARDED
. turniture. Also ice boxes, stoves and
. carpets of all kinds. Best prices paid.
[1114 {it
address C. B., cjo Sentinel.
‘ MISCELLANEOUS. .
PAPER HANGING,
anteed A postal will bring us togeth-
‘pr Paper Hanger, 11 Haviland street}
11114 3t
5800M AND TABLE some AT
119 Union Place, near Union Park,
large, pleasant front room, bath ad-
Ioiuing, in house with private family;
fexcellent table; ideal location for
young married couple; moderate
terms. Telephone 122-5, or call.
11114 3t
the great‘sc'arcity of ice 1 am Obliged
Bale, to 30 cents per hundredwelght.
cents per huhdredweight. ll deal in
nothing but pure Berkshire ice direct
tromCongamond Lake and my ice is
all certified ice and these prices are
guaranteed for the season. E T. Bates
{wholesale and retail' ldealer. You will
do well to give us a calf. Tel. 626- 4 or
897. , \ r1114 12t
‘. . —NOTICE.
The Maring‘Constrpciion Co'., of
South Norwalk, will quote you lowest
prices on first class modern bunga-
lows. or other buildings. Plans and.
m13 6t
,_—NOTIOE.
May 8th I started a butcher market
and grocery store. George Miclaski, 41
Lettington avnue, South Norwalk. '
. , . .
‘ OLD MAN» MADE‘ Nsw. TUIN-
plug, restringing, re~varnishing. Ao-
skins and keys repaired by first class
tilceky Hendricks avenue, Norwslk, Ct.
‘. m12 6t
READY WITH ALL K'iNDQ 0F
PAINTING — PAPER-HANGING
Estilhatesj" cheerfully given. Trial or-
400; Alexander
m1 1m
names AND GENTs' HATS or
all kinds‘ cleaned, reblocked and re-_
implied. Specialty made of Panamas
one; Throws. Irricesqeasonabie John
Redway. 59 Water stréet, Corner Hav-
Iland. . ,. . .
SALVATOR CHARIDTT— GENER‘.
oral contractor. Estimates given on
all kinds of contract work. He sure
money Phone 816-9. '26 Weed St.
fl,
MISCELLANEOUS
FINE. possess. AND wAtsTs
dens on reasonable at " Ferris. avo-
,quire at Keelers Shoe store.
l
' 'To LET—AT ROWAYTON. HOUSE
mi? it -
ers. Houses, parts of houses, barns,:
store, factory Prices reasonable. See
our list Raymond Bros. m1? 3t
TO LET-JREINT OF 5 ‘ROOMS,l
Near Chestnut street toilet and city!
w.ater $12. The Lawrence Agency, 15[
South Main street.
To LET—Fl? .ST FLOOR, FIVE
rooms. All improvements. Corner Kari
vey and Bette Places. inquire Mrs. C.
H. Aisthorpe, 33 Seaview avenue. E.l
Norw.alk Phone 635. l
T0 LET—LARG'IE STORE AT 44
Water street. Apply to Edward Fsr- .
3 3 t‘ l‘ell,‘24 Ha'viland street.
25c DOUBLE '
' Toll. Painting. Reasonable. Work guar-
m15 at
'of 7 rooms and bath. Convenient to
station and trolley. C. H. Godfrey. Tel.
384- 4. m15 3t
IFOR SALE-1NICE NATIVE SEED
potatoes. Apply John H. Knapp. 82
West street, South’N‘orwslit. m15 tf
To LET—‘5 AND 6 ROOM APART-
manta. With all improvements, 011
Taylor avenue and Lincoln avenue. F.
0. Johnson, 30 Taylor avenue, Phone
_.183. m15 3t
To ‘ LET—TWO LOFTS. SUITABLE
for light manufacturing. Steam heat
and electric elevator service. Each
loft containts 5,000 square feet. Will
divide to suit tenant. For further par-
ticular inquire of The Old Well Cigar
Co. - mus ll
\TO LET—TWO NEWLY RENO-
vated lists, 205 East Washington St.
East. end of bridge. Gas, toilets, elec.
trio lights. Landlord pays. tor the
lights. Finest View of the harbor.
Rent ten, eleven” and twelve dollars.
To small respectable families,without
children. Inquire. of D.IT. Murphy. 262
East avenue. Phone 895. m15 3t
,.
'ro LET—NEW _HOUSE lN ao-
wsyton. ii rooms. lBath. large attic,
furnishedpmodern, electric lights, line
water, fireplace in living room. Over-
looking Long island sound, near trol-
ley. Boating, fishing bathing. Ilnquire
C. H. IBriggs, South Norwalk. Phone
1187. 9 m14 t9
To LET—FROM JUNE 181‘. FOU'R
rooms, lower floor. part improvements.
Rent :12. Adults preferred. linquire at
18 Rowan St., East Norwalk. m14 3t
To LET—6 ROOMS AND BATH,
,with on improvements. inquire Mrs.
Wolk, 96 Van Zant street. . m14 3t
'ro LET—SIXROOMS, 4 “caoss
street, So. Norwalk. Rent 812. inquire
F. D. Lawton. 171 South Main street.
'ro LET—HOUSE ,iN iEAST j N034,
John H. Knapp, 82 Went street. Tel.
585. south aroma. . .5, are ti.
To LET—5 noon ariarnnnr.
East Washington EM".- East Nor-
walk. Partial improvements, rent
Chapel street, Norwslkf inquire 64
129 t!
1'0 LET—5 ROOMS AT 57 SPRING
St.‘ Inquire or Mrs. R.- Tariov. 109
Taylor Ave. Tel 116525
proVements,‘ 85- Windward avenue. Ale
‘so store, 70‘ North IM'ain street. in:
quire United Grocery Co..‘or' W. S.
WIICOTI United‘ Bank Building. 5
ton avenue. _ -I ..
able and non rustable. Made to mea-
sure, assuring a perfect iii—any one
Vnndnlg it dililcultso dud ease Tend com-
-tort. is guaranteed absolutd‘ sotisiacr
’ ileld surest.
ties. Mrs. Ernest Reynolds. I64“ lWin~
NU BONE CORSETSl‘ NON BREAK-
. able and non rusta-ble. Made to mea-
sure, assuring a perfect nt--_sny One
finding it dificult to, had ease and coni- I
gigarapte d absolute autism-
TWCi've‘ Trading Stamps
SPECIA Fer One;Weelr
l TEAS illiil (RIMES
35c Value ‘ a‘5c1
55oValuil sec
500 valve inc-ob-noe’evrv 35:
All Kinds of Canned Goods
desk.
T0 LET—REVTS FOR ALL COM- ‘Barn, Norwalk
322 tr :
walk, 18 Osborne avenue. All improve- 5.
meats and in best of order. 9 rooms.
Possession after May 8. Inquire of
812,00; also 5 room apartment 39.
South Main streehI' or telephone 60. ,-
‘ , no t! ‘
To LET—5, rooms 'WITll ALL 1M:
rooms with improvements 9 'Hamll- --
t12 t!
“ soasatn. 2553!.
FOR SALE—5 PASSENGER TOUR-
llnquire of A. G. IBetta, Car
11117 3L f
_.__.L. ___________4___ ,
FOR SALE—LAUNCH. BARGAIN.
Skip Jack boat,15x5 1-2. 5 1-2 H. P.
liFerro engine, all in good condition.
860. Tel 112-5, William Smith. Snug-f
ran it
RUN- .
FOR SALE-OVERLAND
ml‘l 3tiabout in good running order. DemDn- (mountain passes,
stration given. Apply, or write to Vtm m.
Spitzer. 41 Stuart atenue, Norwaik.
m15 3t
FOR BALE—AUTOMOBILE Iii—T-
mill 3; chell touring car. top slip cover, wind
shield, all good tires. Lot of extra
parts all in good order. «For sale cheap.
Tel. 553, Darien. m153
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FOR .BALE—vFIlNE. UP-TO-DATEf
bungalow. All modern improvements’
on Norwalk's iinest new shore pro-3
petty—the Mar-Vin Beach Tract. PriceE
and terms reasonable. Also a few
.choice building lots on this desirable
property.C. T. McGovern, agent. Room
14.155 Washington street. l
FOR BALE—DO NOT FAIL TO.
see the line of Auburn cars before,
you buy. Fours and sixes. Runabout-l
and touring. 31075 to lasso. Cue sl
passenger Cadillac at a bargain Opel
Maxwell runabout. good as new. J.
P. White, rear 118 Washington m.,]
South Norwdlk, Conn. Phonvs 940.
House phone 1279-2. ‘ \u24- ti"
LOST. ‘ '
LOSE—A IIIAVALIERH SUNDAY
mornyig between Ferris avenue and
St. Mary's church. tinder please re
turn to this oiilce and receive rew.ard i
you ans war is One as Your:
SPINE. I
Even back as far as Caesar's time
this saying was used. In later years.
men substituted for it. "A man's lust!
as old as he feels."
Taking the two. and combining the
and Chiropractic interpretation, A
MAN'S JUST As OLD AS HIS SPINE
ALLOWS HIM To FEEL.
flAMFORD 80. NORWALR
D to 5 7 to 8 p.ln.
s. BARTHOL, D. c.
.- Painless Chiropractor. . .
as Meadow saw. South Non-1k.
El. RGl IAN:
prom 64:13.3} 7
Norwallt Pawn Shop
Money Loancd-I on Articles of
Value. . “ _
Unredeméd Pledges _Sold at
Sacrifice.
J. Rosenfield
49 WATER STREET,
South Nerwalk, Cenn.
yelnthe lbwest prices on 15 years guaro
anteed tin made into leaders. hand.
made, painted inside, tin rooting,
plumbing and heating,
Sail ERR? .tA.’ HIGHER“;
N33 furnish all attractions tor the big
Emilee Carnival. This is a 12 car show
and comes well recommended as be-
‘ ing a High Class Organization of clean
:up to date. shows. Thrilling tree acts
:and one of the best Royal
glands carried with any carnival enm-
I.pan’y. if possible, arrangements will
:be made for this band to give a Sac:
tense and diversified interests, pro-‘
‘0! sturdy pioneers by the Mexicans.‘l
“inlanders and kills them, then turns ov-
lpears today in “By The Sea.” .
Jwe has cand dates to lnitlote on Tues-‘
meaning. we have the true expression. ,
. The Modern Mallet
r "‘ _r5 North Main IISt.- SoNorwalk.
.' Court‘May 17th,A. D..1915‘.-
~low
: quested to make imeAiate payment“ to
"l: 30 to 3 p. m. of the same day.
On Thursday, June 17th. V1915. i,‘wlll .
".be at the‘ store of E. G. Olmsll:‘eud‘,'.l
North Wilton, frdm 8 to 9: 90 a. m.,;‘
and at R. W. Keeier’s store. from 10 t
to _:11 30 a. m., and at ttl'e store Of J 1
H. Resting. Kent District. from- :12: 30
. to ,2 p m. of the same. day
LOOKI ,3 .; 5; ,
1 share profits with you by siVing 3"
BIG noose cssNIVAl.
Weak WRI- May 24th
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The" Otis L Axioms Exmaition snows:
Italian ,
red concert, ‘Sunday afternoon, May
23rd. at some suitable location in
the city. The Carnival will be located r
cAPTMN COURTESY. l
"Captain Courtes)‘ a drama of in— l
duced by Bosworth, will be shown at
Pleasant Hour and Lockwood's Halt,
tomorrow only. This drama carriesI
with it the atmosphere of the woods}
and mountainsand broad plains. it is'
teeming wall incidents that make the;
pulses quicken—wild dashes through
narrow escapes,
treacheryfoiled by fearless courage,’
and all the excitement which would:
be involved in an attack upon a band'
Dustin Famum is starred in this play,l
and be is the "Captain Courtesy" who
swoops down upon the Mexicans' at
unusual and unexpected moments,
er the spoils to the needy of his own
people. After all these ravages he‘
wooes most gracefully little Eleanor,l
the. orphan who has been sheltered
and reared by the good old padre, and
who was the sole survivor of her fam-
ily alter a raid by the Mexicans. Mr.
EIFarnum is supported by a superb cast.
_.includlng Herbert Standing, Courte-
nay Foote, Carl Von Schiller and Win
niired Kingston. Cbolly Chaplin ap-
SHERMAN COUNCIL, ROYAL
. ARGANUM.
The work of the degree team of
Sherman Council is now at that,
stage of atheism? that it is ready to
respond to an instantaneous call Irotn'
any Royal Arcanum Council in the
state, and was proven today, when Re~§
gent F. Goodchild had a telephonic‘call:
from the regent oi Stamford Council: ;
‘Can .you h as out at a diiliculty,§
day and tsoiiie’ofq‘l team is unable to
com and do the work as promised "l
FRESH . .
CREAMERY
BUTTER
Cut to 7'
33c lb.
wars
Phone 41o.
Reliable Groceries
PRICES THAT ATTRACT, AND
THAT PLEASES THE MOST PARTICULAR, AL-
NDREVV
90 WASHINGTON STREET
This Sale May 17th till closing, May 22nd.
QUALITY
DAVEY’S
SOUTH NORWALK.
~ Prompt Delivery.
SHREDDED WHEA
FOR QUALITY AND FLAVOR OUR TEAS AND COFF EES LEAD THE WORLD.
Cut
to
Regular
15c pkg
Peerless
Colden Santos Peerless . Winner Choice Family TEAS Atlas
COFFEE gQFFEE QOFFEE TEAS All kinds. Ceyloii
Equals anl’QSC tllzdlnlgglisgar will; Sup Fa- All kinds. fire, fragrant. TEA :
Coffee _ ticular." 25¢ ll). 35¢ lb. (L €312“). % lb. Pkg-15¢?
20¢ m 32¢ "1‘. H Stm 5. find H‘ ‘20 S. and H. 50‘s. and H. 1.. Stamps Free 3'
. 2° - an - amps rec. ,Stamps Free, Stamps Free. “ ' 3
5 lbs. for 9 Stamps Free. 5 lbs. for. 3 lbs. for $1 3 lbs. for filsl’t-apkg- 0': I:
3% one: $1 $1.20 ., ., $1.45 3 “2". ‘
I ‘ Regular Cut ‘ F
F O R C E 15c pkg. .0 10¢
Pure Leaf l Quaker Corn Cal. E88 Fancy Fancy
LARD FLAKES CRISCO _ PLUMS Cal. RICE
Cut, to Cut-Ito cm to , Large No. PRUNES Special at
'. “m C‘“ “I’ ' 31b for
2 lbs. {9! 25¢ 5¢ pkg. 23¢ can Cut to 12¢ 3 lbs, for 17¢ , 5'- I. ,
Solid Packed bar. so... Early M..- paw, pm Ma,
TOMATOES rescues Chili Sauce PEAS . Borax sung-r
Large No. " Large No. 31 None better 12c value. SOAP Regular 20c
cans. .Cut‘to cans. Cut'to Cut to ’1 Cut to Cut'to box. ~~ Cut 19
3 for 25¢ 12¢ can, . 2 ”)5- {0" 25¢ _ 3 for 25C 7‘ for 25¢ ' 15¢
PURE ‘ . . ' 7 Cut : I , :
QUA KER WHEAT . FARINA to 50 Pkg
A FEW OF OUR BIG COMBINATION SPECIALS FOR DOLL‘AR DAY, MAY 20th
The response was typical ‘of Shermanl .
Council, "We will."
The oBoster Club also responded and
will join the degree team at the sta-
tion for the 7: 45 train.
Patrick Dnrragh, Walter Mct‘hrthy
and Edward Shell enjoyed Saturday
in New York city, They witnessed
the great naval parade there.
"A Son of the Hills“ just out in the
500 edition at Donneliy's' Book store.
Phone 1456..
Eggs
Positively Home Laid”
’ WM. 3. _UNHOLTz', Prop.
lEllAl NllllCES
District of "Nol-walk, ss‘. Probate
The Court of Probate tor the Die.
tries oi Nerwalk, hath limited and al-'
43in months tram the date here:
of for the éréoltors ot- _said Estate to
counts, properly attested within said
time, will be debarred a mainly. All
persons indebted to said Estate are re
ADA s. THOMAS
Executrlx
' l!" LOCKWOOD’S it Lt
PARAMOUNT FEATURES .
. Tucson's, awemav
, . ‘ I 6w. It V " v,“
, .. Daniel Frohrnan‘ presents Dus-
tin Farnum in a new play
“Captain Courtesy”
. Wilton.
,lfll Sillfllllllt ICEGQ
EMIMW 2m; '
Wilton «Taxes
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Collectors Nance
The Tuitpayers' of the'Town of
Wilton are hereby notified that the
Tax laid .on the Assessment List of
1914 will be payable On ‘ ‘
Tuesday June ls. 1915
I will he} _at my oifice in— Gannon;
Station to receive taxes. on June' 15th, -
Those whoxneglect to Menominee-lac. Imbalance 16th, m5.- doom: 8 to
9:30 a, m., and at the residence 0!.
Charles F Geopple, from 11 a. m to
T. Gregory. Cannon Station,- from.
"Penalty at the rate or s so.- cent
' a year from June 15th, 1915, W311 he
charged on all .tsxes remaining un- ',
paid after July 15th. 1915.
, ,_ , George L ,kae
Collector Of Taxes fondue Term of
‘I Umv‘.1
Dated at Wilton, Conn" May 10th..
1915. ' .
and July 15th,1,915,and at theOfllce ‘ V.
exhibit them.- claims tor settlement. lot Floyd Benton, Georgetown. Iweclz. I
12:30 p. on. ,and~at the store of Chas i
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“Soap, Helleboro, Bu“ Death, _ "Slug: hot” Parts N‘Gr
flinsaticide
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‘ ' Get Our Pamphlet on Cultivators“
and See our Line
PMNT FOR PORCH CHAIRS AND .SCREENS.l .
The long—wearing L. & M, Paint carriedI Iin: cans :of
suitable quantities for this work. . .
Ll Albert noose"
Successor to Chris. E: Dow.
enuncuss
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
FRATERNITIES“ , ’
Bandirlg for tie‘es,
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No.4.
No. l. 50 5&1 Fr ”0- 3 so Stamps Free too Stamps Fr
s cc _ _ I‘ .
10° Stamps Free with this combi- Iso Stamps Free xix": “mm wwh this comm
with this combi- nation with this comhi- ” One con Peas. . nation.
Mutton ‘ 3%. lbs. Sugar .23 nan. ‘ I Can Com, .A Imefi :Clovel'
1 bet. Atlas I can Pepper .10 rib Dais B k U can T toes ‘ J .
, . y a - onto .25 . ,
Vanilla .25 I lb. Cofiee .30 . M lb Coffee I 1 pkg. T3910“ JO
1 lb. Choice Tea 1 hot. Ammo- “‘3 PM“? ~5°. , can Km j,;“, I pkg Farina no.
any kind .40 his ‘ .10 1 hot. Vanllla -5° 1 can Dutch 1 bot. Wash. .
1 lb. Best Col- r pkg. Corn gegb- can Cof— cleanse, JD Page}; ,. T. .19 :
fee .35 StarchC .10 ~35 Bean'Wesson' guy-Enid“ ea, 60
‘-—— I can ocoa .I —" ' ! - .-
$1.00 50 Stamps -—-—7 3"“ 1-211). Tea .3; 5° Stamps -“"'
loo Stamps Free. Free. $1.00 I50 Stamps Free. so'Stampg _._. Free . $1.00;
Fi'e ‘ .00 " . ‘
1 :i’ 1 e -_ Sig-3 »W- 9-
sass Ema: 15m” magi-‘m' . ' ”” " e. "
l, lce Consumers! ,. CULTIVATION memo
‘ ‘ Last tell we sent return pos- l ‘ ' “hen-month”;
l mam-assume... u,“
3 tale to the: :e 0! our patrons wlloi ; .‘ mmfiflflflrndmnofl . incurs
had been using the coupon sys- l 5,5,. . m
g tem, containing this question: 6, fin'i'hfi" '
“‘Have you found the coupon}. i " :"g'ihfls-
" system oi buying ice more aatis- 3 I Dinars?“
factory than the old method?" . . Rhmw'
3;... Every reply was “Yes." Manyl. . fié‘lhu i:-
took pains to emphasize their . . waif-ruin. '
satsfacton. it elmnates all new . “I, 3.” ‘
sblty or error. If t pleases so' Rfi‘fiahh ‘ .14, , .
many of our Ipatrons. it will : "grisly Bubs-M130».
please you. Why not give it a" MNwJu-y, "'
trial this season?
g I—Corne‘ in and——
Norwalk Chronicler