For Sale, T‘W‘Mv—To Let. nProfegsionnl Cards and 9Miscellaneous LASSIFIEDEvertisemenls on thisplce. Twenty-Five Words orLess, 25c ThreeT‘imenliOc. Each Additional Word. 1 centperlnsertion. In Black- fnce or Caps, Double Price. Business and - ./ WANTED. TO LET. ,| FOR SALE. WANTED—ALL was or PLAIN TO LET—5 noons AND BATE .FOR SALE—SEVERAL GOOD sewing, reasonable prices. Mrs. A. all Improvements, 17 hows street. ln- work horses. Raymond Bros. 7 I118 3t Carlson. 37 , N - ' V“ Zant street East 0" quire on premises. ml 31 . FOR SALE—CABIN N APTH A walk. m18 3t WANTED—MIDDLE AGED WHITE woman for generiil housework. Good plain cook. Only two adults in fam- ily. References. Address Box 552, So. 'iNorwalk. ' m18 3t WANTED — MACHINE BLACK- smith. Must be thoroughly experienc- ' ed man. Apply either by‘letter or in 7 person to 111 Court Exchange Build- 3 his. Bridgeport. Conn. ml'l 2t . MISCELLANEOUS. FINE oneness Ann WAis'rs done- up reaapnably at 19 Ferris ave- nue, South INoI-walk. - - , ml? 61 I—AFTER MAY 1Y5TH,0W1‘NG T0 ., ' ._.fthe great scarcitydice 1 am obliged : to raise my prices from 20 cent whole- ‘-s .«4. ’. .f sale, to so cents per hundredweight, ’ and homily trade from 40 cents to 50 cents per hundredwelght. '1 deal in nothing but pure Berkshire ice direct ‘2 from Congamond Lake and my ice is 7? all certified'lce and these prices are v ' ins. ' . all .kiiids of contract work. . guaranteed for the season. E. '1‘. Boise 2 wholesale and retail dealer. You will do well to give us a call. Tel. 626- 4 or 897. . mil 12t . 4 » —NOTICE. The Maring Cohstruction Co., of South Norwaik, will quote you lowest prices on first class modern bunga- lows, or other buildings. Plans and , specifications free. m13 6t :OLD PIANOS MADE NEW. TU'N- re- stringing, ‘ re varnishing. Ac- tlons and keys repaired by first class » piona maker. .1. 'Henesek. c||o Mix Hav- ilcek, Hendricks avenue, Norwaiit, Ct. m12 6t - READY WITH ALL" KINDS OF vegetables, plants and flowers. Fine as- sortments for spring planting. Memor- in! 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. " ’ m10 12t . PAINTING —- 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. 6155 Ely avenue." ‘ ' m1 1m 1 LADIEB' AND GENTS' HATe OF all kinds cleaned. reblocked and re- trimmed. Specialty made of Panamasi 'and straws. Prices reasonable John Roomy, 53 Water street, Corner Hav- g’llulil'. ‘ ' I ' SALVATOR CHAfilOTT— GENER- aral contractor. Estimates "given” on Be sure to get our estimate. We can save you motley. Pho'ue A8168. 36 Wood at. a 3 MISCELLANEOUS . mi 9013.5 comers Non mm :1, ,. Able and non rustable. Made to mea- A‘ sure. assuring- a perfect lit—any one field street fort. in gunranteed absolute satisfac- Mon. Mrs. finest Reynolds, 61 'Win- - 1m Ending it dillicult to and ease and com-5 TO LET—5 AND 6 ROOM APART ments. With all improvements, on Taylor avenue and Lincoln avenue. F. 0. Johnson, 36 Taylor avenue. Phone 133. m18 3t T0 LET—PLEASANT APART- ment. Improvements. Electric lights, heat, bath, newly finished. First dis- trict. References. Address. Apart- ment, cio Sentinel. 11118 St Electric lights, gas, extra washing sink, wash tubs. hot air furnace. inquire J. Rockofl. l5 “Falrfleld avenue. To LET—'F'lVE R0011 MODERN apartment. Hot water, furnished. in- quire-at Keeicr‘s Shoe-store. m1”! at _ launch. 30 feet over all. 9 feet wide, 8 To LET—6 ROOMS. ALL LATEST “l - improvements. H. P. Palmer engine.’I-‘ully "equipped. Apply of George W. Moore, Crockett street, Rowayton. m18 3t FOR SALE—2 PORTABLE CHlCK- ene'n coops made of best material, six pieces. Can be taken down and put up in half an hour. Capacity 25 hens. Buckeye incubator, 110 eggs. Cost 618. As good as new. Dou‘ble cared row- boat. 17 feet by 6 feet in perfect ord- and in use at present time. All very‘ cheap if sold at once. “R." clo Scotl- nsl. . m18 3t J'OR SALE—6 ”PASSENGER TOUR- lug car, Rambler. All complete. Re cenily overhauled. Also one antique desk. inquire of A. (1. Beth, Car Barn,;Norwalk. 0 ' ml? at TO LET-RENTS NR ALL COM- ers. "Houses, parts of houses. barns, store, facibry. Prices reasonable. See our list. Raymond Bros. mil 3t TO LET—RENT or" s. ROOMS central location. Coed neighborhood. Near Chestnut street. toilet and city water. 612. The I‘awrence Agency. 15 South Main street. m1'l 3t _ To LET—FIRST FLOOR. FIVE rooms. All improvements. Comer liar- vey and Betts Places. inquire Mrs. C. H. Aisthorpe, 33 Seavlew avenue, E. Norwaik. Phone 635. m15 8t T0 LET—hA’RG'IE STO’RE AT 44 Water street.App1y to Edward Far- rell. 24 Havliand street. m15 6t 4. ' 'FOR iALE-OVERLAIND RUN- about in good running olden-Demon- stration given Apply, or write to Win. Spitser. 4.1 Stuart avenue, Norwalli. . m16 3tI FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILE MIT- chell touring car. top slip cover, wind shield, all good tires. not of extra parts all lngood order. For sale cheap. Tel; 556;me ' m15_8t FOR SALE—FlNE, UPTO-DATE bungalow. All modern Improvements on Norwaik's iinest new‘fshore. pro: party-the Marvin Beach Tract. Price and terms reasonable. Also a few drama starringDustin Farnum in the WWS‘ Finalist Hour. . “Captain: Geodesy” is a thrilling title role. produced by Bosworth. which ”will the shown at Pleasant Hour cand Eastwood’s Hail today only. The plot-inlaid in are early forties when California was under Mexican rule. and when the missions served allb like purposes of school. church and place of refuge. The play ls elaborately produced aniline-ex- pense nor pains have ben spiced to make it realistic to the smallest de- tail. The pictures of the old mis- sions are exactly as they stand to» day. andsosne exceptionally due in- teriors have been obtained. Th ld San Fernando Mission is made he scene of the most stirring events of the play, and the mountain scenery is most effective. “Captain Courtesy" is played bygsn all-star cast. including Herbert Standing, Courtenay Roots, Winnif‘red Kingston and Carl Von Schiller. Aoaus' ale CARNIVAL. The‘big Adams carnival arrived in Coatesviile and placed the tents and other paraphernalia on the grounds at Eighth avenue. and Main street yesterday. The carnival In one. of the largest ever-visiting here and has many attractions.‘-’The band con- nected with the shown gave a line concert on Main street at noon Yes- terday. lt- was pronounced by ex- ports as being one of the heat brass bands heard here in a long time. The carnival you show here with the many attractions for the on week. One of the big attractions is adiving act in which a man dives from a 105 feet ”high ladder into a tank of water. ' The act is a most thrilling one There are ten other big attractions with“ the many var- Ious booths and amusements throwoi In.-Costssvilie. Pa. 11sec , The ahovei'hhow will furnish all at- tractions for the Big Moose Carnival, Norwaik. week of May 34. m1» tried a double steal and both men were ' “nailed" burst home and the other MW Gill Mlllfilllli l llllMMllll The Springwoods defeated the Nit-l. tionals Sunday afternoon on the 0010- , niaiileld bytheseoreoflitoii. Al-' though this was the first game of the; Springwoods they all played in min- 1 season style.‘Be‘11us pitched for the} Springst and he had wonder-full control throughout the game. He had; the "number" of the Nationals from! the first to the last inning. I-‘ahan was ; in the box for the Nationals and he was “touched up" for quite a-‘few hits. in the second. inning Vlrgulnk. the Springwooll’s heavy hitting catcher started the inning with a triple and Belins followed with a hit and‘Bar- dos hit both'men in with a double to left field. Two more runs were scor- ed by» the Springwoods in the third and another in “the fourth. The boys from the Second District scored one more run after the fourth inning. Pa; ban. of the Nationals started 01! in the sixth inning by getting a beautiful three hagger behind the stone wall and here Belins dhowed his mastery of the Nationals by making the next three men fan the air. Loose playing in the seventh inning on part of the Springwoods. resulted in two runs for the Nationals god they scorsd their third run in the last inning. Two double play: were made in the grime. one by Orrin. who covered. second base for the Springwoods. by catching a hard drive and touching the man who started for third base and the oth- er one was made whorl the Nstioiisls runner at third base. These teams will get together again in June and ‘the game will be well worth s'eeing. ‘ Maleek and McGuire umpired‘ the game in a most satisfactory manner to both sides. Ice Consumers! : STAMFORD TH EIATR E. choice building lots on this desirable property. C. T. McGovern, agent. Room 14. 155 Washington street. 0 'ro LET—AT ROWAY'BON. HOUSE of 1I‘I'ooniii and bath. Convenient to station and trolley. C. H. Godfrey, Tel. 381-4. m15 3t ‘m sALé—NiCIo NATIVE snap potatoes. Apply John H. Knapp. 82 West street, South Norwalk. m15 tf TO LET—5 AND 8 ROOM APART- ments. With all improvements, on Taylor avenue and Lincoln avenue. F. 0. Johnson, 30 Taylor avenue, Phone 183. -‘ m15 3t 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. 21115 tf T0 LET—TWO NEWLY RENO- vated lists, 205 East Washington St. East'end of bridge. Gas, toilets, elec- tric lights. Landlord pays for the 1ig'lifs Finellit vievt 6! the. harbor. Rent ten, eieve'n and twelve dollars. To small respectable families, without children. Inquire ofD. '1‘. Murphy. 262 East avenue. Phone 335. m15 3t -.'ro LET—Six ROOMS, 4 GROSS -'street, So. Norwallr: Bent 612.1nquire f I". D. InwtOn,’ [if Bo‘uth Id'sin street. ‘. c - ‘21“ . 1". To LET—ROUGE IN pas-1" Non: ,.. s ’ .. ::e~.-.-‘ , Willk. 13 Osborne avenue. 1311 improve- meats and in best oi order a room. Possession after May 9. inquire of 535, South Norwaik. a29. ti. NU BONE CORSETE. NON BREAK- lilo and~nqn rumble. Made to mea- rh.; ~~ and. it dldionlt to find sails and com- fort, is: guaranteed absolute satisfac- 1m Illiciiaei Lubraiio - l" 00mm Bum chehflull, furnished 6-3 Wood 8L, '_ So. Norwalb‘. PHONE 1588. wr— WGive 71‘ralling..- Stsmps .- SPECIAISW For'One We'eit TEAS and Clll‘l‘EliS .35c anue . ssc 35c Value 3pc soc Value ago ‘All Kinds of Canned Goods. Dnher & C9 ' Railroad Ave. Cor. Clay St. ‘ . TELEPHONE 1588?. walk. Partial improvements, rent Chapel street. Norwslk. South Main street. or telephone 60. 81..qu of Mrs; R. anlov. so) Taylor Ave.) Tel nos-s. . 'ro fLsr—s noonswwn AIL IM- provements. 85 Woodward avenue. Al- one United Grocery" do. or .w.a s. Wilcox. United ~Bank Building. 5 rooms with linprovements, 3 Hamil: ton avenue ' . ‘tla ti: t..-“m LOOK! 1 share pronto with you by giving you the lowest priced on 15 years guar- snteed tin made into leaders, hand- made. .palnted inside; tin rooting. plumbing and fronting. issuer n. HaonLem. TO LET—TWO LOFTS. SUJTA'BLE " .‘i'ohn it". Knapp. 83 Wait s'trliet. This :7. ' 10 to... neon leanrunnr. f- :: Eaiit Washington street. East Nor- 312.00; also 5 room apartment 33 ' inquire hi ’ g 7 g 129 if voter—:45 ‘ mans AT in SPRING . not: . so store. 70 North Main street. in-V 66 Watsrvdt. 1. minus 1106.12 FOR BALE—DO NOT FAIL TO see the line of Auburn cars before you buy. Fours and aim. Runabout: and touring, 61075 to 63,000. One 5"“ passenger' Gadllhemt “a bargain. One Maxwell runabout. good as new. 0.. P. White. rear 113 Washington St, South Norwalk, Conn. Photo, “40. "‘ House phone 1273-2. m24 tfl LOST. LosrL-A vLAVALlER. SUNDAY morning between Ferris avenue and St. Mary's church. finder please ,re turn to this once and receive reward. YOU ARE JUST As OLD As YOUR SPINE. . Even back as far as Caesar's uh‘. this saying was used. in later years. men substituted for it. "A man's iusi as old as he feels." Taking the two, and combining the manning. we havli the true expression. and Chiropractic interpretation. .A MAN’S JUST As OLDAS H18 SPINE “41.9718 Hill TO FEEL. "ADDED ”NORWAW O to 5 T to 8 lull. F.. BAR-11101;, o. c Painless Chiropractor museum . ll Lifts: CIGARSU R01 1.2 .,.¢ ._Money Loaned on Articles of Value. 1 \' Unredemed Pledges Sold at SaCrifiCe. . J. Rosenfield 40 WATER STREET __South Norwalk, Cum. on..-“ ,.. .. it- a success. ' 74; Good llamm .. ‘ ~ :98 to: $1.98 _:'Stainford theatre. The management not only sold out every seat in the L house, but had to turn away hundreds The drawing attraction of Ruth, . Chatterton in “Daddy bookings" was; mlcleagly manifested last night at the! Last fall we sent return pits-”j ‘ tale to those of our patrons who had been using the coupon sys- tom, containing“ this question: .. “'Have you found the coupon .53.‘ system of buying Ice more satis- factory than the old methodf"” vaery reply was "Yes." Many 'm who came late. The show is one that just llii‘lshed a very successml season in New York city. and now is startingwout on the road.1.ast night's audience was a brilliant one and l thusisstlc applause. Unusual. indeed. lwas the insistence of the house for curtain calls at the close of each of the four acts. seen a very large representation 0! Norwalk theatre score. The popular“ ity of the Stamford theatre was never better exemplified than at last night's performance. ' —-"8LOWE.D UP" AT MIDDLE AGE. The hard working kidneys seem to require aid sooner than other internal organs. At middle age many men and women feel twinges of rheumatism. have swollen or aching Joints are are distressed With sleep disturbing blad- der ailments. Foley Kidney Pills are safe. prompt and can bee depended on give relief. . Sold everywhere. . This is Norwaik’sICIe'an-Up' week. P-Everybody is requeited to: with the street department‘. In making In“ _ Sets sum. Haaiord Neill! Mainl flock 64 (Street f. Porcelain Plates . ‘Are you one of those persons .whose mouth is- in such a condition that a rubber 'pia‘te is continually matting It sore. ahd- keeps you in‘ a nervous state all the time because you gre obliged to live on" soft foods and oftentimes on liquids? 11' so. here is' just what you fused—what you have often felt- the. need of—A? PORCELAth PLATE. ”7”“"n ._ ,. nouns} .1 M Tussdny and Thursday :Ev'eu- dings, 7 8 l . the! , presentation of the comedy evoked ou-' in the audience warez“ w The Otis L. Adams Rhovvs.: dundsya by. 1.. ‘ took pains to emphasize their satsfacton. it elmnates slipos- sbity of error. If t pleases so '3:- imsnyi’of our pairons, It will please you. Why not give it a trial this season? llll Slllfll [AME Milli). J Ml l l I PLEASANT noda— _ ’ LOCKWOOD'R‘RALi chin iMouN-r FEATURES ‘ rtmsn‘tv Arm amnsy ' TODAY ONLY; ‘ " ~ Started in » ' “Captain gonriesy” A Drench Tremendous Power. THURSDAY ' «.- - William A. Bradys Notes Photo-Play ,. “The Pit" ‘ . liar Week Commenting llay 2'1 ATTRACTIONS 10 1119 Shows 10 Big Eli Ferris Wheel UP-to-dste Merry Go Round 150 People 150 Prof. Colisaritis \Royal Italian it packs 0 rettes selfingat runansican rosacoo cerium « A number of permits were issued this morning by the building inspector. * " . The National Electric Sign Company mewha permits to install signs for 4 the following: A. Carbone, lsaacs Place; Norwalk Hotel. Wall street; .1 A. Mills. Wall street’and the A. l P. store. on Main street. Miller & Chit-l tim received permits to wire for 111-3.!“in you light. cheerful and (MW M. l". Webb. 198 Main street; A. Car-l . hone. mac Place and 11.1. Dudley. all 26 Merwin street. Coleman Ir. Fixore received a permit to Install plumbing for Miss May Brown. Ward street? Jones 3: l-lotchkiss received permits to install plumbing for M. 1".Webb‘. ' and flush McCarthy. of Upper Nor- walk; and W. .1. Kent. on Hickory Sign." 9‘ Bluff. ., —_ fl 1 Dustin rmua f “:5 ', .‘uao’ . V] EGY PT lEllllE AID elements , Q Criticall examine a a e_ of. “STRAIG p chug 8” side b side with: of any Turkishci ' nmuch bigher Compare the full oval? “ chi; tilde ”Okla con'tlon. Then. an " and you the eaq mild gavbnand rich aroma of 11%”? high-class Turkish cigarette in _ h -grade 10026 rm tobacco “STRAIGH Is a strictly every way. «- any persons acquire s rep for cranklness' and grbucblnans their“ dispositions are not to .. Peevishnes's. irritation,- morbi iousness. melancholic most 0 the result of impaired digest torpid liver. Foley ‘Cathartic CASTO R”, For Infant: and Children EUsel-‘ormerflv‘ .msnuldhassn GOOD lanthanum "(£1.71 VATION "a “”3...“ Wham-gardens. losses-s ...... «and She ouane ' PAINT. son poison cHAIR’s AND SCREENS " ‘ :LThe lemmas-mg L. E M. Paint carried in cans; of suitableqmnhtiesforflns work- . . . .- OPENS FOR THE SEASON Saturday, May.» a‘.'_ ‘ . Cannot-Ins, , . a ' ._ - SUNDAY senooLs, . , FRATERNITIES r ’ ’ ' ORGANIZATION§ v a“ it)! Banding for trees. . ‘ s‘ . Soap. Helleboro,\Bug Deal 15, ‘ S
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