F W JAN. 31,
Wen
Classified “Ads.”--—To Let,
For Sale,
ts!
face or Caps, Double Price.
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
LASSIFIED Advertisements on .1113 page, TwentyZFive Words or Less, 25c
l'hree Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black—
Business and
FOR BALI.
FOR SALE—1915 CHEVROLET.
touring self-starter, 1913 Overland5
roadster. 1913 Buick touring. 1912
Marion touring. \\’ehl‘le’s larage.
11 Re) world 151. South “Now-elk. 129-31..
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FOR SALE—43.000 10 ROOM
house on Spring 111111. Lot 60 feet x
160 feet small cash payment. The
(Donnenberg 00., Bridgeport, (‘onnfl
B3 Fairlield ave, Tel. 6668. J3i—2t.‘
FOR SALE—BUY A'l‘
price. Before real estate boom ar-
rives, let me explain how to get a
house i have for sale cheap. Very
little money required. See W. (1.
Crockett, 16 South Main St. J29-3t.
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FOR SALE—NEW FORD RUNA-
bout. run only a few miles. Fully
equipped chock obsorbers, electric
lights, speedometer, slip cover, etc.
Guaranteed as anew car. Can be
seen all. Vaast Bros. Garage, Chestnut
BL, South orwaik, Ct. J29’3t.
FOR SALE—RIDER-EIRJ‘OSO NIHOT
Bit pumping engine, surrey and coupon
In good order. For sale cheap. E. FA
.Weea, Tokeneke. 129-21.l
BARGAIN
FOR SALE-$3,000 BUYS GOOD 2
family house worth $4,000 fine loca-
tion $900 cash and move right in in
South Norwaik. Address box 314
south Norwalk. .129-3t.E
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FOR SALE—FAMILY LIQUOR
mm or Just the license. it can be
transfered any place in town, I. good
opportunity for a grocery store
have liquor and groceries combinedi
Must. sell quick. inquire J. DeSesaJ
Outral Hotel. corner of Monroe andI
Chestnut street.
FOR SALE—FANCY ‘BRONZE TUR-1
ltey, hens and toms. Buy your breed-
ers now, $3.00 apiece. Cull Saturday
morning or all day Sunday, 30 Myrtle
street. East Norwaik. J28-3t.‘
.1
Ash Cans '1
7
Garbage cans. (‘oni bolls, nsit siilcrs.'. '
furnace shovels,
lowest prices.
Albert F. Gehebe
Phone 1069-2
25 Washington St.
oil heaters, etc, m.
Prompt Delivery.
80. Norwaik
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PALAC[_____: lllEIlRE
Photo-Plays Supreme.
Mat.. 2:15. Eve. 7:15 and 9.
Bal. 5c. Orch. 10c
‘ housekeeping.
to ~-
TO LET.
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TO RENT—FIVE NICE ROOMS.
Rent reasonably, all newly painted and
papered, at Georgetown, apply 31 First
street, East Norwnlh. Lil-31.
TO LET—FOUR ROOMS WITH
conveniences. 1? \‘an Zunt St. East
Norwaili. Jill-3t.
TO LET—IS E\ EN
ROOMS \\ 1 TH
4ga1dtn. at 5 Rowan street. inquire
oi 115. Hull, \t'nshington street, Real
Estate. J3l—3t.
To LET—NICEIA’ l<‘li‘ltNiSIIIu‘l)
large room. All convenicm-es. Low-
rence, 82 So. Main SI. J31»3t.
FOR RENT———HALI<‘ 01“ OF-
flce with use of telephone, desk etc.,
on Washington St. Box 0115, So. Nor
walk, Conn. J29- 31. l
TO LE r—I‘ESIRABIJC FillfltNl'S‘li-t
ed rooms. Some suitable for light-
With all improvements
in relined neighborhood. inquire 2
High street, South Norwalk. J23-3t.
-
FOR RENT—TWO THREE noon?
floors and two four room flours, im-,
provements, 1 minute from trolley,
ten minutes from depot inquire 84‘
Woodward avenue, Tel. 1106-12. J29-3t..l
TO LET—COTTAGF ROWAY'I‘ON
six rooms, eight dollars. Cotage five
rooms near station, ciuht dollars. tiny-
mond Gro. Co, lilm trove or 11.0.
. Raymond, itoway‘on (‘onn. 121-31
To LET—6 ROOMS, 52 SPRING
street. inquire .I. ltndder 108‘ South
Mains street or telephone 1342-5..I28-31.
TO LET—ONI‘ Silli‘ 01‘
house at No. 2 . John‘s St,
walk. ~Slx rooms and bath
provements, good locality.
Mrs S. Hawkins on premises.
DOUBLE
E. Nor-
nll lm
Apply
”8411.
To LET—4 ROOM APARTMENT
3111 story, rear Rent 88. Adults only
Also 3 room office, Swartz and Our
bctt block. For further particulars np-
}ply oliice Old Well Cigar 00.
l “'Blk.
1 business.
‘ erences.
' WANTED.
WANTED—SMALL FARM. WITH
house. not more than 2.3110 \lltlllll
about 1.3 miles from ‘Xorti'alll. \\'rm
to T. 'i‘erajinia, care Mrs. J. “Frat
italic, New Canaan. .1313!
wANTED—dlllltlll'i‘ BOY CAN HAVE
good opportunity in office. Apply H.
Jacob & Sons Shoe Mfg. Co, Belden
ave. ‘Norwtllk. J31— 11.
()N
coats. l~2xperieni ed.
and steady employment.
.1. Scott, 7 Monroe St, Ascll
.12931.
\\ NW HRS
WANTED—~1H'idltA’I‘OllS
i’nlm llearh
(loud ware.
Apply J.
illdg.
WANTED—\‘VOOLIQNr
‘und spinners and general help in wool
en imitiut‘aclory. Apply to Hunt. Ml
anus Manufacturing :(‘ompnn_v, Bishop
Mills, Norw,alk Conn. J29-3t.
WANTED—CAPABLE YOUNG “'0-
man stenographer of some experience
and good education. Permanent pee»
him to right party. Address in own
hand writing. P. 0. box 706, So. (Nor-
J29~3L
WANTED—YOUNG MAN ABOUT
18, with some knowledge of grocery
Apply by mail, giving ref-
(lrocer care Sentinel. Jail-3t
WANTED—tilOAlti)thS 39 W 001)
ward atenue. Mrs. it. 11. Rockwell.
formerly of 12 lllaviiand 51.. Nice
rooms. Suitable for man and wife 01
two men. llome cooking. Phone
1622-3..I2s31.
WANTED—TllOil()i‘tlill.\'
ildNCEl) SEWING
A’i‘ORS 0N FINE SILK'S‘Illll'i‘S.
STEADY WORK ASSIIRREI). APPLIY
”in M. N. MAllt‘llOFli‘ & (‘.,()
\lli‘lllllN STRI‘JWI‘. NOR“ ALK .l ill.
WANTED-T0. BUY Aldll KINDS‘
of cattle, calves and poultry. llcat
prices paid. Also trade or sell fresh
cows and springers. Friedman, South
Nor-walk. Tel. 1151.
Business NOTICES
To LET-FIVE ROOM FLAT CE-
dnr street; improvements. 3 ofllces.
Washington street. inquire Samuel
Roodner South Norwalk. oil; it
To LET—STONE HOUSE. ALL 1.11-
provements. 1 1-2 acres of land, barn,
chicken house, fruit trees, small cot-
tage on premises. Rent $30. Gregory
Boulevard. inquire Dr. Bohemian,
64 South Main St. Phone 60. mo ti
REWARD.
$50 REWARD Willi. BE PAID FOR
the arrest and conviction of the party
or parties who entered and robbed
our cottage at Bell Island. Henry H.
Plant, 45 East. 17th street, New York
City. J31-3t.
Special Feature 'I‘o-llay
MONDAY, JAN. (list
i
The Equitable Pictures Corp.
present the distinguished stage-
star
CHARLES J. ROSS
in an admirable mixture of poll-
tics. romance and intrique
“The Senator”
Staged by consent of the United
States the no
tion's capitol—with every attention.
to detail.
Pathc News.
THE ANIMATED NEWSPAPER
Government-at
COMING TOMORROW
HOLBROOK BLINN In “LIFE'S
WHIRLPOOL."
Based on "McTeague," by Frank
Norris.
COMING WEDNESDAY.
“THE PENITENTES," a 5-part
Triangle Fine Arts Feature, and
"THE HUNT," a screaming 2—
REGENT
Offering Picture Programs Up To
a Standard—Not Down to a Price.
Mat. 2:15 Eve. 7:15 and 9
All Seats 10 cents
Boxes and Logo! 20 cents
TODAY
Kleine presents the inimitable
.. artiste
VIOLA DANA
luEdison’s drama of pathos and
passion
“The Innocence
fR ll’,
' romomw
l
Daniel Frphman presents Famoull
Players with
MARY PICKFlll II
“THE I'llllNllllNG”
WEDNESDAY
Popular Plays and Players Offer
Norwaik’s Star ‘
EDMOND BREESE
act Keystone Comedy.
M
comma THURSDAY.
THEDA SARA
PENT." .
in “THE OER.
In the new Metro release
f’i'iic lure of the
Hearts 11081113”
Mr. Breose, a resident of this city.
played the lead in "The Bhootins‘
of Don MoGraw‘kand "The £0113 .
last being taken In Norwsik. ,
of the Wage Slave." scenes at the ‘
H. MARING.
Allill I ITINIT 128 \‘l'ASillNG'i‘ON
street, 'l‘cl. 359-3, South Norwnik,
A. MODNE, '10 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwaik. Bicycles, motorcycles
I‘d Sundries. Both sold nd exchanged
Expert repairing. Baby carriages re
sslred. We do vulcanlzing. Prices rea
tenable.
CLUET‘I‘, PEABODY & CO.,
want——
Experienced operator. on power me!
name!
EXPI‘ 1R ‘
MACHINE ()l‘i‘liieg
,ponso of $3.500.
me‘OULTRY‘
CUSTOM HA'l‘CllING. . .. ..
and
MARY CHICKS
FAIROAKS FARM
C. A. Wells i'iarien, (It. Phone 413-3.
0
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PARIS.
(1 continued Iron Page One.)
OUTSKIRTS OF
sarcasm DROPS nouns”
NEW ADVERYINNG OFFICE. i
‘ A .‘ Richard H. Fitch Nicely installed in
tho flaunt: Timplo on Wall
Strict 1
Richard 11.1mm. the local alter
reasonable. if olfly there 18 some tising utueciahst has reieully iota!-
guarantee that they will be kept. ed his former office ill the linyes
Will America supply 6“ qmm' building on Main street, and is non
tee? if she will we have
lies will be. ”
The Japanese Foreign Office
denies the report from Berlin
that Japan and England have
signed a treaty recognizing toj
Japan superior rights in the Far
East.
The semi—official Overseas
News Agency of Berlin on Jan.
28 quoted the Frankfurter Zei-
tung as affirming the corectness
of alleged reports from the Far
Eastern press to the effect that
special agreements had been
reached between Japan and Eng-
land, conceding preponderance to
Japan in the Far East.
A Lloyd's report says that the
Dutch steamer Thuba has been
damaged and towed up the
Thames: also that the Dutch
steamer Maasdyke met with an
accident. in which two of her
crew were killed. and that she
was making water rapidly and
had been beached.
The Thuban a new vessel of
nearly 3, 500 tons' gross, left New
York on Jan 11 for Rotterdam.
The Maasdyke of about the
same
on Dec. 21 for Rotterdam, ac-
cording to the latest shipping re-
ports available.
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FRENCH TROOPS LAND-
ING ON MYTILENE
l"\Rl.S. Jan. 31, 2 a.
disatch from Athens to the lla-
vas Agency. dated Sunday, says
that French troops continue to
land on the island of Mytilcnc,
according to advices just receiv-
ed. From there an aeroplane
flotilla llllilyt'S daily rcconnois-
sauces lu\\;tr<l tllt‘ t‘tlilSl of Asia
Minor. -
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STATE BUYS can.
Board of Control Authorizes Expendi-
ture of $2,500 for Machine for
Secretary of State.
The state board of control has 1111-
tltorized the secretary 01‘ state to pin l
(hose on :mlomnhilr for the use
tonnage, left Montevideo.
110 located in new quarters in the Mason
dOUbt what the answer of th: Al‘ jg Tmple on \‘\’ 31] street.
1
These new offices are much more
desirable than the old ones. helm:
much larger and lighter, better sit-
uated, and nearer the post oilice.
in his new office, Mr. Fitch intends
owing to the great increase in his
:business, to install the latest mat-11in
ery, necessary ‘ln the advertising bus
iness today. An addressing machine
will be one of the improvements
which will be installed.
One of the most interesting fwd
tures of the new quarters, is a large
collection of old and rare ph‘tui‘es ct
Nortvalk in the early days, with which
the walls are adorned. Mr. Fitch be-
lleves that his collection is the largest
and best of any collection of Norwalk
pictures in existence. lie states that
if anyone is interested in the pictures
he would be very glad to have them
step into his office and look them
oven
Mr. Fitch's telephone number has
been changed and is now «188-6.
MRS. PAGAN ELECTED. ,
Nomatk Woman Tame in
Grand Chapter, Eastern Star.
Mrs. Ada Oakley Pagan, of ilnnbnry,
formerly of this city, was elected to
the 011100 of grand associate conduct-
tress of the grand chapter of the Bus.
itern Star at the annual
meeting.
While Mrs. Pagan is not a member
of Stellar chapter, of Dnnhury, being
m—JA a. past matron of Ophir chapter, of
South tNorw,aik she is an honorary
member of the Danbury chapter and
since her residence in Danbury has
taken much interest 11 the altars of the
chapter. Last year Mrs. Pagan was
Grand Esther of the grand chapter,
her election being an advancement in
the line which will ultlmtely advance
,ber to the highest office in the ordcr‘
? “Daddy
is the state.
W.
POST OFFICE EXAMINATIONS.
The U. S. Civil Service Commission
.wili hold a competitive examination
at South Nolwnlk, on Feb. 12,1916.
for the positions of clerk :md cmlir
in the Norwsllt, (‘onnectlrut post
office.
Applicants must have reached their
0 18111 birthday, but not their 45th birth
the automobile department :11 an ex day on ”1,, date of examinations and
50"(llllllg 0111101110 of violations of the
im to be used :11 hearings. Mini
\l'hoelcr's car is now out of repair
its condition being the result of its
utmost constant use in the service of'
:lllt‘ state.
INC.
1
The only other department in the
lstnte capitol which is allowed an an
tomobllc is th e highway connois-
3sioners. Nearly ten years ago, when
.slnlne ll. Mncdonnld \vns commis-
sinner, the general tlshenthll voted
the sum of $6, 000 for the purchase of
(at for his department and pro
dried for the payment of the salary
of n chauffeur.
state is not
i
t
i
l.l
l
I
'ihe setretnry 01’
provided with n chauf-
LOST lf-eur
Losrdovis 1:111: Ewan 015v}: '
12:33.???inflilifitmfilf‘°"31.2257, Legal Notice
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Savings Society.
at the bank.
Finder please leave
.1 17- 24 ,3t.‘
Moss ROSE 0N GRAY GOWNS.
vMoss rosebuds are favored
season for corsage bouquets and the
dainty old fashioned mo‘a roses {“0
peculiarly suited to quaint little
frocks in pole gray tints such as
pretty women are wearing now.
Pretty women, one stipulates, for no
plain sister should ever venture to
wear gray—whose tints are only for
flawless. compiexlons.
——The essential thing to know about
this.
Court January 15, A. 11.1916.
1
i Norwaik, in said District deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norw,alk hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said estate
to exhibit their claims for settlement.
(Those who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested, within
said time, will be debarred a recovery
All persons indebted to said Estate
are requested to make immediate pay-
ment to
JOHN J. CUNEO
Executor
Sentinel classified advertising is that
' Roodner“ Bid ., Washin on street.
when rightly and persistently done, 3 g gt
East India Tea Co.
125 Washington Sheet
This is the first tinte‘ must be citizens of the, United States.
1
l
'thnt the automobile departmentslnce Mule applif‘ui’liF must measure not
its olunnlznllon in 191l7.llilsl)t‘t’ll‘ -..- »—-—~-'—
allowed an automobile to be used 111‘ "What ”ppm do you .:ivc yum
connection with its work. For sotuc‘wn-v for s‘uyiny‘ .u: 1:110" ‘Slle
"W" ” hi" "5““ ”I“ ”‘1” (“WM ll." .:ucr—n‘t nvcd nu I‘Xt‘ilM‘I she stays out
Mme l‘olieemnu llllwe Wheeler, who h... {“19 a}; sh.- {unis llkt' without one.‘
Is tolllleclt'ti with ttu lllillli‘ililt‘nl in - (Housum Poly
‘N. 1,111. lifloll 1th
Timetable
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SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK“
A. hi.~71;'.‘19x, 5:42x, 6:09, 6:5711,
7:18x, 7:40, 8:1011, 8:21):, 8:591, 9:23x.
9:40, 10:33x, 10:53x, 11:51. ,
P. M.——1:13x, 1:27x, 3:02x, 3:29,
4:311, 521811, 5:45, 0:09.11, 6:17, 7:02:12
7:45x, 9:45x. 1
Sundlyl. I
A, M.-12:25x, 5:422. 8:54,;
10:33:. 11:51x.
P. M.—1:13x, 2tiix, 3:12x, 4:31:
5:45, 6:02x, 615711, 7:021, 7:137; 9:45x,
10:40.
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NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.!
A. M.—4:-iix, 5:30, 6:39, 82001,;
:51x. 8:15x, 10:03x, 10:06, 10:50x.‘
P. M.—12:03x, 1:06, 2:041, 2:57,.
:3:27x, 3:54, 4:23. 5213!, 5:29. 5:32}
Estate of Vassie L. Moore, late 01.310”:
6:06, 8110:, 9:37, 1121510,:
12:00:. 1
Sundays. i
A H.:—-li 00, 8: 001, 9: 00, 10: 03s,;
10: 00x. 3
p. lit—12:10, 1:03x, 3:39x. 5:02 3
5:25; 63:00:, 7:20x, 8210:, 11: 1.011,;
12:00:.
SOUTH NORWALK 70 NEW HAVEN N!
A. M.-—:12 23x, 1:131, 6:05, 711511
9: 15x, 10: 18:. 11:12:, 11:57:. I
P. M.:.—-120 3:16x,4:,28 5:,19 6:20,
6:51, 7:08x, 9.25. 11:22. i,
Sundays.
A. M.—12:23x, 1:13x,
10:19, 11:12:, 11:57:.
P. M.——-2:09x, 4:46x, 6:331, 6:411,
7:081, 8:39x, 9:251.
7:43, 9:15x,
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
A. M.—6:13, 8:27, 9:592.
P. M.——1:80, 4:3“, 6:25 7:14.
Sundays.
A. ll.—10:87.
P. lie-8:15. 7:80.
DANIURY To SOUTH NORWALK.
A. lie—6:00, 1:25, 8:18, 10:05:.
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: peiienv-ed in 111 is parthfla’xw line of work and at 1 ill 1411on
.:. 51min; 1.0 you a wolhmfih‘lilt? job audit: 'ztpirte Mtisf lion .
.3. with 2: 11110111111111 amomtrpginconvenieme and Il‘tMiblc to you. .
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.. 0n:- housepiping oflep :ls particularly tllll‘iitine‘ as to .
2. cost and easy paymentsfand in addition a 1‘ allow for piping
not less than four rooms.
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’3‘ PHONE NO. 1680, or write us and our Represen- 3‘
’x’ tative will call promptly, 'z’
31 ' .._- It:
’9 . 7 . 0:0
.. The United Electric Light &Watcr Co. .:.
:3: a7 WALL 51'. when: 1030. NORWALK :2:
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REGEN THEATRE
PHONE 1501
BOX OFFICE OPEN AFTER 10:30 A. M.
One Day Only-Thursday Ev’g, Feb. 3rd
KLAW a ERLANGER PRESENT
HENRY RUTH
MILLER CHATTERTON '
in
mg Legs”
Bv JehfiyWehster
Because of Unpwedented Advance Sale
225 deserved Seats at 250
Were Placed on Sale Today
Get Your Tickets for Windy Long Legs" AT ONCE.
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FURNITURE
Honsefnrnishings
Begins Tuesday, morning, February rst, and means a saving
to you of from 10 per cent. ‘tto 30 per cent. on every pur-
chase made here during sale.
We carry the largest and most complete line of Furni-
ture. Rugs and Houscfumishiugs in The Greater Norwalks,
covering {Our entire floorSand offering the greatest money
saving opportunities of the year. Every article backed up by
our gurantee. A few of Our offerings. Come and see and
be convinvcd.
BRASS BEDS DRESSF.
RS BUFFETI‘S»
Formerly Sale Formerly Sale Formerly Sale ’7
Priced Price «Priced Price Priced Price
$35.00 $27.00 $38.00 $32.50 $4 5.00 $32.50
$32.00 $25.00 $35.00 _ , $29.00 $42.50 $30.00
$27.50 $22.50 $30.00 ' $24.50 $38.00 $29.00
$21.50 $17.50 $25.00 $19.50 $21.00 $19.50
$13.50 $ 9.98 $18.00 $13.50 $20.00 $15.00
OUAL/H’ HICHff T-PR/CI'J' LOWEST
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS.
M :22:-
less than 5 feet 4 inches in height in M applicant will be required tnl
bare feet. (No male applicant who admit. to the examiner on the day of
passes the examination will be eligi— examination a. photograph of himself
bio for appointment either as clerk '01' um withint two years.
carrier who does not weigh at mu| llilorpunphlet of information and the
125 pounds without overcoat and but. required application blank, address
It will be inadvisable for mule appli- It. Stephen R. Bray, local secretary. ‘
cents whose normal weight is [no at. the Norwalh, Connecticut, post so
than 126 pounds to enter the examin- n00. or District Secretary. Boston;
atlon. Female applicants are not ”Ib- lltus. with whom applications molt
11:50.
P. lip—4:28. 6:49. »
Gunillyo.
A. ll. till.
quired to be of any specific height or be filed in time for him to 0m
Norwalk Chronicler