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Wants‘
For Sale,
Profession
Miscellaneous
LASSIFIED Advertisements on thisp
Three Times. 59c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Bitch-
lasslfifi'i‘hds ”—To Let,
, Twenty-Five Words orLess, 25c
. THREE GHiLDREN ARE COMMITT-‘
ED To HOME.
Mother, Who Earns Only $2.50 Per
Week, Unable to Support Family
of Six,
At the instigation of the Connecti—
cut Humaneasociety, Judge of Probato
Paul L Miller, in Bridgeport. this
week committed three children to the
children's home at Norwalk. The chil-
dren committed were Michael. Igna—
tius and Lena Capofil, agednine, sis
{and five years, respectively, and their
condition as explained to the court has
Business and
al Cards, and
ibeen a particularly sad one.
They were recently left in hunger.
and tactically homeless with their
face or Caps, Double Price. I
WANTED. J TO LET. ~ i son SALE.
WANTED—FIRST MORTGAG—E: TO LET—PRlVATE HOUSE ON FpR SALE—JUNE CHICKS FROM
loan, 84, 000. Double security in city Hill. A“ comeniences Furnished otithe greatest laying Connecticut hock
limits. Box 463, South Norwaik. m2? 3t furniture f0, sale Address P. 0 box of ieghorns. Lots of 25. 50 and 100—
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL,
housework Small family Apply at;
Sentinel office or telephone 631.11127 3t
WANTED—A POSITION BY FIRST
class cook. in or out of town. Hotel
work prefered. References. inquire 18
Wood street, South'iNorwalk. m2? 3t
WANTED—POSITION.
work. Will run automobile, launch, or
take charge of place. Mechanical ab-
ility. Address “8" c110 Sentinel.
' m26 3t
WANTED—A STENOGRAPHER AT
F. E. Lockwood & Co., 39 Wall St.,,
Norwalk. m25 a:
OUTSIDE;
WANTED—AT ONCE BUTCHER.
urn-st be sober, honest and a good
salesman. References required Ap-
lIly to the E .B. Hoyt Co., Stamford,‘ ..
Conn. m5 at}
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MISCELLAN nu u a.
MARY HOGAN, CLAIRVOYANT
and palmlst in city for a short time
only. 69 Woodward avenue.
EXPERT CORSETIERE. SPIREI:
ia corsets. Guaranteed for one year.
‘Made to measure, Relieves the dis-
tressing sensation of not-just-rlght cor-
sets. Spirella designs are distinctive
and individual. Mrs. iIda Gale, 62 Put-
nam avenue. Tel. 671-2. Jr" 80
-AFTER MAY 15TH, owuvo T01
the great scarcity of ice I am obliged
to raise my prices from 20 cent whole-
sale. to 30 cents per hundredweight,
and family trade from 40 cents to 50‘
Cents per hundredweight. a deal in
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‘. Rates
wholesale and retail dealer. You will
do well to give us a call. Tel. 926- -4 or
897. mll 12t
PAINTING — PAPER-HANGING
decorating. Painter's supplies; wall pa-
per. up-to-date styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or.
ders solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander
White, 61% Ely avenue. m1 1m
SALVATOR CHARIOTT— GENER-
erai 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.
Michael tuhraiio -
~ OOHTRAOI‘OR.
Btlmltes cheerfully furnished
els Wood so, so. Nomur.
anon: is».
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PAINLESS
CHIROPRACTIC
ADJUSTMENTS
DR. E. BARTHOL
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armrest) so. nonwam
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d-OPRINO MOVING DAYQ
"‘ rooms. No. 91 South Main street. Rent
- house, all latest
[18 North Main street, ladies’ tailor.
[furnished for light housekeeping. 214
__ heat and hot water supplied. Also
rooms on Connecticut Ave.
‘Tel. 130.
624. m 27 29
TO LET—Six ROOM NEW HALF
house, all imrovéinents, handsome in-
terior, 5 minutes from station, in best
locality. Maring Construction Co., 1231
Washington street. m2? 3t
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TO LET—oSECOND FLOOR, SIX
$16. inquire Mrs. S.
East avenue.
‘Ak Young, 241
’ m27 3t
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TO LET—6 ROOMS, ONE HALF
improvements. 4S
Fairfleld avenue. inquire G. Rockoff,
m2? 3t
'ro LET—TWO CON NECTINGI
furnished rooms with water. stove and
East avenue. 11126 St
To L‘ET—dflWER FLOOR, FIVE
rooms and bath. All improvements at
17.1.owe street. inquire on premises
or Phone 543-4. m26 3t
TO LET—7 ROOMS AND BATH.
house, 5 rooms and bath, centrally lo-
cated in exclusive neighborhood. Ap-
ply Thursday and Friday to Mrs. G.
B. Hoyt, 6 Orchard street, Norwalk.
m26 3t
To LET—ROOMS. FOUR NICE
Electric
lights. water. Rent cheap. W. Miller,
m26 .3:
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To LET—4 ROOMS, 5 ROWAN ST.
inquire on premises. m26 3t
To LET-FIVE ROOM MODERN
apartment hot water furnished A..lso
oilice rooms. inquire at Keeler's Shoe,
Store. m‘lb 3t
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To LET—5 0R 6 ROOMS AND
bath with all-improvements. From
une lst. 14 Cottage street, East Nor—
walk. m25 3t
To LET—HOUSES. PARTS or
houses, flats, barns, factory. Prices
reasonable. Norwalk and vicinity.
Green‘s Farms and Larchmont, N. Y.
See our list. Raymond Bros. m25 3t
To LET—FOUR ROOM APART-
ment. 3rd floor rear, Swarta and Cor-
bett block, rent 38, adults only. Also
two lofts, steam heat and electric
elevator service. For further particu-
lars inquire of The Old Well Cigar
Co. m25 tf
To LET-FROM JUNE lsT. Six
room bungalow. All improvements.
Rent $20. Inquire of Charles E. Hoyt.
11125 at
T0 LET—5 ROOMS WITH IM-
provements, 9 Hamilton avenue. Store
70 'North Main street. 'lnquire United
Grocery, 20 North Main street. m25 tf
To LET—SIX ROOMS, 4 CROSS
street. 80. Nor-walk. Rent :12. inquire
'F. D. uwton, 171 South Main street.
a22 ti
T0 LET—HOUSE IN EAST NOR~
walk, 13 Osborne avenue. All improve-
ments" and inbestof order. 9 rooms.
a
John H. Knapp. 82 West street. Tel.
685. South Norwalk. 3.29 tf.
ro LET—5 noon APARTMENT.
walk.
Chapel street, Not-walk“
4e
Taylor Ave. TeIV‘l 16H,-
LOST.
Possession efter his: 9. inquire of,
East Washington UM Elli. Nor- .
Partial improvements; rent
312.00; also 6 room apartment, 39
Inquire 64
South Main street, or telephone 60.
129 t!
‘ro LET—5 ROOMS AT 57 SPRING
8t Inquire of Mrs. R. Tarlov. 108 7
. n80 tr
mm
m er and three other children. The
father, Donate Capozzi. is insane, andt
is at the state asylum at Middletown.,
Left without a head of the family to‘
'support her the mother tried to keep
her little flock of six together by going
out by the day and taking in washings. I
At this she has lately been unable to*
make more than the scanty earnings
of $2.50 a week, entirely too small a
10c each. F M. Peaseiy, Box 406,
11127 3t
FOR SALE—0R EXCHANGE: 8‘
rooms, bath. steamboat, parquet floor,
stable garage. Lot 100x000. Fruit for ll
one or two family house. in Norwaik
or vicinity. Clifford, a. F. D No.12. ““1 ‘0 “mm 8° "“89 a “mm“ 3““
Westport. Conn. my 3, she has been forced to part with three
- let them. Sheriff Diega took the chil-
FOR SALE—“BOSTON BULL PED‘! dreu to the home in Norwalk.
igree puppy. Over 3 months old. Past?
all puppi’hood dangers. Apply ii
Sheehan. Hoyt street, Norwalk. 3
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FOR SALE—AT A BARGAIN,l District of Norwaik, se.,
counters, showcases, bicycle, typewrit- court, May 26th. A. D., 1915.
er and graphophone, and open busi-i Whereas, written application has
ness wagon. at “The Bazaar", 76 Wash-J been made to this Court for the ad-
ington street. m26 3t‘ mission to Probate of a certain writ-
; ten instrument as and for the will of‘
FOR SALE—FORD TOURIXG} Emma Smith late of Norwalk. in said
cars, 1912. 1913, 1914 models. Two cyl-‘ District, deceased.
inder, one ton Buick truck. Hunter'sl Ordered, That said application be
Garage, Main street. “‘26 3‘ heard and determined at the Probate
”.Ofllce, in Norwallt. on the 3rd. day of
FOR SALE—DAVENPORT I" June,1915,a19 o‘clock forenoon; and
New table and music cabinet. Prices that public_ notice thereof be given m
reasonable. Apply mornings, 12 Lin all persons interested therein by pub-
coin avenue. Tel 1172 3 ”‘25 3‘ lishing this order in a newspaper hav-
ing a circulation in said District. at
Ileast five days before said day of heaH
Probate .
FOR SALE—ST. BERNARD PUPSu
Joseph Halse, Strawberry Hill. Wil
liam street Norwalk m22 Sti" J. HENRY, W. GREGORY,
Judge.
roe SALE—NICE NATIVE snap}
potatoes. Apply John H. Khalil). 82
West street, South Norwalir. m15 tf
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AND
SAUGA' FUCK
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FOR SALE—FINE, UP-TO-DATE
bungalow. All modern lmprovements,£
on Nogivalk's finest new shore pro-
pertyéthe Marvin Beach Tract. Price
and terms reasonable. Also a few
choice building lots on this desirable
property. C. T. McGovern, agent, Room
14. 155 Washington street,
reticent—no“ NOT rain wro
see the line of Auburn care before
you buy. “Fours and sixes. Runabouts
and touring. $1075 to 82,000. One 5 ---‘-—-“
passenger Cadillac at a bargain. One. Miss Agnes Callahan ‘of Norwalk
Maxwell runabout, good as new. d.f spent yesterday with friends on Main
P. White. rear 113 Washington St., street.
South Norwalk, Conn. Phone 940. '
House phone 1279-2. in24 tf
"’Dnvld Written and daughie
Sagsiuvlr visited in Bridgeport Tues-
day.
Temple Lodge. A. F. & A. M., will
,hold its regular communication in the
Fable building this evening.
GOOD H‘EALTHFUL DRINKS
Every drink served at our
fountain is healthful in every in-
gredient. We use only thc best
fruit 'syrups. Our choclatc is be-
coming famous. Have you tried ~—-—~‘
it? DcKlyn’ 5 ice cream served A special union service will be held
at the fountain or in boxes to in the Weslport Methodist Episcopal
take home Try our Soda and. Church on Sunday evening, in observ-
convince yourself that it is the once of Memorial Day,
best in town.
Joseph Soldier. wanted for assault
special grammes for Children‘s Day
on the second Sunday in June.
”we“
The Sunday schools are planning;
’ Decoratitm Day
Specia
The Big Holiday is staring you in the face, Mr., Mrs. and
Miss Snappy Dresser.
Have gumption and make ready for it
while we are offering you these Big Bargains for
CASH or CREDIT
98¢ to $15.
Suits
Suits ofi'crcd
storc.
Summer Dresses
In plain and flowered novcl-
ties, including the all ruffled
skirt. Prices ranging from
Ladies and MisSes
$10.98 and $15.98.
They are equal in quality and
style of any $18, $22 and $25
in any other
ls
Meiis’ and Young
Mehs’ Suits
$12.98
The greatest assortment of
$15. $16.50 and $18 Suits you
ever saw. Special for this
week $12.98.
Mens’ Suits $17.95
showing many of the season's
cxtrcmc styles and models.
I
Mens’
Straw flats
$1.50 up
JACOBY’
Mens’ and Young ‘
Garments worth up to $25,”
Ladies Coats, 84.9810 $15.98 NewlSpring Waists, 98c 1085.98 7 I ‘
153 Washington Street.
Childrcns’
Dresses
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PROBAlE Nilllllf
't a delta of. ETbaie homo at
walk, within and for tlic‘Tli‘Exu-lct
of nD'o'rwalk, on the 26th day or May,
.'.ains -
AEstate of Hannah Hill late of .\or '
walk in said,District, deceased. ‘
Whereas, the administrator with the
will annexed of the estate of said dc-
ceased not administered has exhibited
{to this court his administration ac-
count as to such part of said cst‘ e
of said deceased as has been hereto-
fore held in trust for the beueiit of
:the widow and children of Charles J.’
Hill, for adjustment and ‘alloivance,
and further, praying this court to as
certain the parties entitled to such es-
late and for an order of distribution;
of the same to and among the persons
so found to be entitled thereto, pur—l
suant to the will of said deceased;;
Ordered, That the matter of the" ad-§
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The Norwalk Drug C00 on William Mattie on Sunday. is still
H. A. MEAD, Mgr. at large. but a search is st. ll being con-
8 No. Main St. So “(n-walk ducted by the local constabulary and
Deputy Sheriffs Elwood and Ladrigan.
l Mattie is recovering from the effects
of a bad knife wound in his left side.
The funeral of Dr. John H. Mc-
Ardie was held yesterday morning
from the Church . of the Assumption,
and" was largely attended by friends
and relatives. Floral tokensshrgound
l
imam Motor Cycles
Distributors for Norwalk and
' South Norwalk
The Sterling Motor Co.
‘ Daricn, Conn.
Th Rev. Jeremiah J. Duggan officiac
ed at the church and grave.
LOOK!
1 share profits with you by giving
you the lowest prices on 15 years gnar-
anteed tin made into leaders. hand-
muss. painted insidb. tin roofing.
plumbing and heating.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN.
58 Water 8!.
The Bridge street school conditions
were again discussed by members or
the school committee in the town hall
last evening.
they will be asked by the school mm.
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We Give Trading Stamps
puppy. Answers. to the name
receive reward.
cur—v
w "w ‘ l u ‘
.Losr—‘a LITTLE WHITE rooms: Pineapples [01' Canning
c0: '- .
l‘CuteyJ-‘Flnder please return to Will-
do Raymond, 4 Pleasant Terrace and
11:27 it
The state of Kansas has discovered
by the voters.
Phone :79 ed the casket and two carriages con-
Automobile and Motor Cycle veyed them to the Catholic cemetery. ‘
Repairs. Members of the Holy Name Society at-
Registered F. A. M. Repair tended in a body. and “W.“ impres- '
Shop. I"live tribute to their deceased brother.
The entire matter
will be left to the discretloirnf the vot~
era; when at the next town meeting
PM". 1105-13' mitteemen to decide on positive means
of relieving the congestion at the
'Brldge street and Staples High school
buildings. The school board has of-
fared two different propositions at two .
‘meetlngs and both were turned down
Justment and allowance of said as
icount and the ascertainment of the{
parties entitled to said estate and the;
imatter of an order of distribution oti
jsaid fund, be heard and determined at.
ithe Probate Office in Nomnlk on the
4th day of June 1916, at 10- oclock,l
forenoon, and that public notice there
of be given to all persons interested!
therein by publishing this order in a,
newspaper having a circulation in
said district, at least five days before;
said day of hearing.
HENRY W. GREGORY,
- , Judge
r;
2.
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Fire!
' destmyhd \our Wobd's house
, and the remainder of last win-
ter’s scant crop of ice.
But no fire can injure our re-
putatlon for giving our patrons"-l
absolutely reliable service and
honest weights.
We shall. have ice for all
who desire it and our pricesr’are
as low as is consistent with the
honest. reliable and expert scr-
, vice that you want. ‘
lliiilllilliiiiltico jg,
, to be planted on the state house lewd, *
If your tenants are moving 1:99 a .
that by introducing Bermuda "m, D h &
it can exterminate dandelion. it is a er 0'
Railroad Ave. Cori Clay St.
which, is at. present a solid mass 01 J L TELEPHONE 4‘“.
Shawberiics "y“ no IT. H S J
. . Let all this we: talk “lone 619. 22 oyt t.
llclilyn’ s Ice Cream 9.. on by, _ MW .
You an: 1:,” nesmtr weewairens - L. c.
’ ‘ 8m” \y' “ .- ' ~ smith, Underwood
“' "HPWW‘ Post. ..
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. .EVIDENTLY NOT;
First Man-Had great the! this
' , makes. and rented.
irrepaired. Rentals, '3
nomtngton. all other ".
yellow blooms.
,. am... advertising in The singing: ,I
' :, Sentinel Want Ally. .
5‘
‘ is ultra to bring results.
per month. fishing
- morning. Found a. ten dollar Ihill in W l”-
' gold at 85 per month,
my last‘l‘u'mmer's suit
second Mani-shin! Why.l thought
1A3; DONNELLY. . ‘-' ..
LAST
CALL
(lur offer to give three months~
lighting hill free to all old houses
itii'cd will positively close May
3lSt, 19l5. No contracts accept—
ed on this basis after that date.
This offer has been accepted by
many Norwalk people.
You expect to have your house
wired some day—Why not hay:
. it done this month, and get some-
thing for homing?
Don't delay—the otter closes
May 3ist, so you must act'at
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Norwalk Chronicler