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‘ Classified “Ads.”—To Let.
' For Sale, Business and
ants 0 Professional Cards, and
_ Miscellaneous
LASSIFIED Advertisements on .nispsge. Twenty-Five Words or Less. 25c
I'hree Times. 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps, Double Price.
son SAL]. i To La'r.
FOR SALE—$3,000 BUYS GOOD 2
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A l'.\ ltT .\l EXTS
TO LET—THREE
family house worth $4,000 line 1008- n .- . -
. ‘ . . at :m and .l. Spring street consisting
tion $00 cash and mine right in in of the I i 1 u \ H . \e
. an s roo is \'l l llll ro
South horwalk. Address Ilox 314 X . p .
, nienis. lnipnrc .\lr.~. l’. l‘arlo\, ll.»
South \orwalk. Ftlvilt. . . , .
mote bl. Telephone 1310-er2. Hit.
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SETEXTY-
TO LET—lilifs‘lltilllli) li‘l'lt‘x‘lSll.
ed roouis. Some suitable for light
housekeeping. with all lllllif'OH-‘lllf‘llls
in refined ncicliborhood.
FOR SALE—ABOUT
live white Leg-horn yearling hens;
selected stock; great layers. $1.75
each. Address P. 0. box 42?, So. Not»
llltlllll'l’ 21
walk. Fi-3t.
_ ~ High St, South \orwttllt, F331.
FDR SALE—EXPRESS TRUCK
TO RENT—FIVE Nlt‘h‘ ROOMS.
fully equipped. Apply to F. Parker at ,
D‘Connors' stable. Fi-3t on First street. Rent reasonable, all
._ -___ _____ _ {newly painted and papered. Apply at
'FOtR SALE—1:913 CHEVROLET grocery Store. 2i First street, East
touring self-starter, 1913 oi-eriaiid Norwalk. FI-‘Ji.
roadster, 1913 lluick touring, 1912 "‘
Marion touring. Wehrie's Garage, T0 LET—4 ROOM APARTMENT,
11 Raymond St. South Nowalk. ”9.3L 3rd story, rear. Rent 88. Adults only.
..:Also 3 room office, Swartz and Cor
FOR SALE—RIDER-ERIOSO N'HQT bett block. For further particulars an,
air puuiping engine, surrey and coupe, Ply Office Old W911 Cigar 00~ ‘
In good order. For sale cheap. E. 1“.
Wood, Tokeneke. J29-2t.! 'ro LET—FIVE noon FLAT cal
v has street; improvements. 3 offices.l
FOR “WE—FAMILY LIQUOR, Washington street. inquire Samuel
“0” 0" 5“" the "cause- It c“! 59, Roodner South Norwslk. n18
Watered any place in town, e 50041
mortunity for a grocery store toi
have liquor and groceries combinedd TO LETvSTONE nousn. ALL IM-
Uust sell quick. Inquire J. DeSesn..l provements. 1 1-2 acres of land, harm
Ontrgidiotelhcorner of Monroe snatchicken house, fniit trees. small cot;
(mestnut street. .
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WANTED.
WANTED—BOY “ANTED. it.
years old. to work around tint luilor)
it a- \\ Hat Shop, Ul'us's and litter
streets. Noriiallt, F3 ri‘
WANTED~HARNI~TSS MARIN
\pply ltai niond Brother... Flt-fit.
WANTED—NEAT (‘APAliLl'l
housework Reference
qiiirt-d l’l‘tlli‘<litlll preferred. Apply
I: \\'c.~t inc, .\‘o:w;illi Telephone 1274.
PR 3t.
WO-
hi.iii tor
WANTED—\ FIRST CLASS lilX
hing room woman, one who under»
stands waiting on table and also wo-
man to work in kitchen and to make
herself generally useful. Apply to.
George llorford. l’rop. Golden Hill
Hotel. Bridgeport, t‘onn. Pit-lit.
WANTED—YOUNG MAX AllOllT
2'0 years old, in cutting room. t‘lu-
eit, Peabody & (‘0, Inc. Filth.
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WANTED—MAN NOT YOUNOER
than 30 years old as assistant to shop
foreman, Must be sober and have.
good references. Permanent all year
position. lootl wages and chance for
Clover Mtg. (30., Cran-
l“l~3t.
advancement.
bury, (‘onn.
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——AUCTION SALE. 64 South Main St. Phone 60. hit) tf AND. ST”? “Am' A.“ L} J91”
Of horses, wagons, harness and ."' “NEON, so. NUlt\\Al.l\. l'l-3t.
horse goods at O'Connors's stable, 'R. __. -_. “ a‘ -. ”W“ D [ . . .—
B. ave, So. Norwulk. Friday. Feb.i ‘ l WANTS IOOI) CARHATM‘
m. at 1:30 ,_ n... .m. FORESTS AND MOISTURE. 1m“ .0... “remark“ “"” “9 "“'
_._.__ rich or write box 473. liaricn.
This sale includes some good young
horses for all kinds of work. Among
them one pair of greys, well matched,‘
, . Trees drink in and transpire :in chor-
$23? :1. )qfi?r:1n3:d' Horses and “veunous quantity of water. This giving
‘ solicited for” thlaitll'l' tempers the dryness of the nearby
Bale. li or entries, tel., E. Farr 814-12,‘"[m(mphero' “Mm”... bottling pm-mns
01' J. K. PIIICII, auctioneer, 16L, 785-5 “f Illl' are Cllllglil hy fort-st and“ ma
F1-3t. ‘ thcy tire not by ”11‘ heated plnliis. Lo- .
. ._. ___‘ciil showers may thus become more!
frcqucnt whcrc trot-s :ilmund. or nti
,lt-itst the availability of \\h:itt-\cl‘ l'lllll .
[may fall is Illi'l't‘llht‘d for the locality
fliy i'ort‘st grmillis.
Foliage. twigs lllltl branches lircnk‘
llit- full of tho raindrops. So does ”to a
llllt‘l‘ (in ”to forest lioor. IIt'llt't‘ lllt‘,
soil under this t'tl\t'l' is not compacted
its in the open llt'ltl. lilll is iii-pt loose
and granular, so wntcr can readily;
penetrate and poi-white. 'I‘ltc watcr‘
1rottclics tlic L‘l'tlllll'l llIHl‘t' slowly. tlrip- ‘
ping gradually from the lean-s. lirauch- 1
cs iniil trunks, llli‘l thus more time is
Trees Conserve Water, Aid Percolation :
and Retard Evaporation.
hhrifihgghlkl‘loticc
NOTICE.
The partnership heretofore consist-
Ing Louis Prensky and Joseph Simp-
son under the name of the. l' & 8
Clothing Company. in South Norwslk,
Is dissolved. Joseph 'll. Simpson of
said fimi retiring.
JOSEPH ll. SIMPSON.
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GRAND FAIR
UNCAS TRIBE REDMEN
and tho
AMERICAN BAND
MUSIC HALL, FEB. 7-14
Will he opened by the Mayor, Who
will be present with all the other
city oilicials Monday night.
Band Concerts and Dancing every
moisture lower down.
ration of nioistiirc than in tho ollt'll
country hcctiiisc sun and wind do not j
have such free play. It is t-stiiinited ‘
that forests have front 50 to 60 pt‘l‘
cent of water supply more than the
lopen fields because of increased per- l
icolntion and dccrcnscd evaporation.—
evening. ‘ Country Gentleman.
Bands and out of town Lodges I w— x
w" "'W‘ ITALY’S CRACK MARKSMEN.
Tues -—Stamford; Wed—Daubury: ‘ .—
They Are All Athletes and Are the
Pride of the Army.
The bersaglieri (shiirpsliootcrsi are
' the elite of the ltiillini army, and each
“ bersngiierc is n picked man. chosen for
Ihls hardiliood and stamina, the aver-
!agc bersngllcro being short and thick-
Thurs—Bridgeport.
Friday Fraternal Night. Most all
the other lodges will be present.
DONT MISS THIS
ADMISSION
SEASON TICKETS
15c.
75c.
WANTED—t )I‘RRA T0718, BX l’l‘lll-
icncod on single power machine also
girls to sew on hooks and eyes tllitl
clcnn cotton. Steady work. good pity.
Royal Mfg. (‘0., R5 Washington St.
So. Norii‘nlk. l-‘liiit.
WANTED—TO. BUY ALI. KINDS
of cattle, calves and poultry. Best
prices paid. Also trade or soil fresh
3rows and sprlngcrs. Friedman, South null-of tlic dni‘ingrnids of a incr-
Norwalk. Tel. 1151.
BUilINlESS NOTICES
H. MARINE.
MICHI'I‘IOC’I‘ 123 WASHINGTON
street, 'l‘cl. ass-x, South Norwnlk.
A. MODNE, i0 NORTH MAlN ST..
uonable.
CLUETT. PEAIIODY & 00., INC.
nut—
Experienced operators on power ma-
all”
.
POULTRY
Cl'S'I‘Olyi ll:\'l‘Ull[.\'(‘... .. ..
and
llAIIY (‘IIK‘KS
FAIROAKS FARM
C. A. Wells Tillrlen, (‘t. Phone 4133.
we.
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' set. but with magnificent strength and
exceptional powers of endurance. 5
There is no proudcr soldier in the '
F -world than the full blown bersngiiere .
m i as he syvnggers along the street of un
—- ' i Italian town in his dark blue uniform, .
— lwitii its rich red tncnigs. and on his ,
head, set at u rukish angle. the famous |
i
i wide brimmcd black slouch lint adorn- I
‘ ed with large, heavy, drooping plumes i
, of green cocks’ feathers. ;
Offering Picture Programs Up To
a Standard—Not Down to a Price.
fl Mat. 2:15 Eve. 7:15 and 9 ' Bersaglicri. by the way. is pro- |
All Seats 10 cents now-cod ber-sm-l-iary.
Boxes and Loges 20 cents When on the march the bersaglicri '
never walk as do other soldiers. but al-
TODAY ways go at a sort of quick trot.
These 25.000 or so men are among L
.Henry Miller and Ruth Chat-
terton in the Gaiety
Theatre Success
“Daddy Long
Legs”
Supported by Original
world. Every single bersagllcre. apart
from being a man chosen for his endur- .
once. is a fully trained athlete—West- I
minster Gazette. l
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VIENNA, Feb. 3.—Not a week pastel
'es in Austria without women appear-
ing in some new occupation. Women]
Company
HI teamsters are now to be seen on the
T S EVENING AT 8:20 streets, often performing laborious
TOMORROW work. The big dairies are employing
Paramount Presents the Noted
Constance Collier
in
branches, and, they are also driving
Ice wagons. A chocolate factory is
sending out neatly uniformed women
wagon drivers. Businessmotor wag-
ons are being driven by women chauf-
feurs. .
“Tongues oi Men”
SATURDAY
fox Offers FREDERICK PERRY In
“I'llé Family 8 "
«at Tuesday—Marguerite Clll'k
In ‘FMBI me man." ' ‘
are doing‘all kinds of work. titling
cans, loading them on the "gene.
and then going with the drivers and
‘ .cotiocung thibills.
the most perfectly drilled troops in the l
them to deliver milk to the retail _
In the big petroleum works women \
LOST—DRIVER’S BLA-(‘K BOOK
between Lowe's Laundry and Roton
"Hill. Finder please return to Lowe's
Laundry and receive reward. P3-3t.
LOST—$30 REWARD FOR RE-
turn of shopping bag last in lSo. Nor-
walk station, 6 p. m. Tuesday, COIl~
tained return ticket to Florida, N. Y.
N. H. 8: H. mileage book. S. M. llnr-
ker. 137 E. 55th St. F3-3t.
LOST—BETWEEN TII‘E iIAlIAith-
enio Hotel and railroad station a sum
of money. Finder please return same
to Sentinel. Suitable reward. ran.
LOST—A DOG‘S SWEATER NEAR
Washington street bridge. Reward.
Postal Telegraph offive, 74 Washing-
ton street. 'Fi-3t.
F0fl_8lLE
$3,000.00
10 ROOM HOUSE
on Spring Hill
Lot 60 feet by 160 feet
SMALL CASH PAYMENT
The Dennenberg Co.
Bridgeport. Conn.
83 lii‘alrfield Ave. Tel. 6668
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“That is the rhinoceros. See his
armored hide}? ,
“Um. And what's this!"
“The glrsfle."
Will's Does-Iiir-ti‘ouriialL
l't‘- -
lBRITISH STEAENR BELLE
f OP FRANCE HAS BEEN
“ SUNK.
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attempt to blast a way to Calais
and Dunkirk by the use of strong
bodies of infantry supported by
enormous masses of artillery.
The feeling which has been
prevalent in German circles in
Berlin that a crisis is at hand in
German-American relations, par-'
ticularly in regard to the Lusi-
3tania case. has been moderated.
‘if only in Slight degree. by the
mend-official announcement re-
garding the forwarding to Arr.-
ibassador von Bernstorff, at,
.Washington of instructions
‘which give hope of a definite set-
tlement. The Boursc. which had
,been depressed by this situation.
'.recovered somewhat on publica—
tion of the annoucement '
l The newspapers have little to
say regarding the situation. .
The chief editorial writer of
the Kreuse Zeitung of Berlin de-
votes a large part of his daily re-‘
view to a dispassionate discussion
“of German'Amcrican affairs He,
‘doubts whether President Wilsonf
twill “commit the foolish act" of.
entering the world. war. despite,
his “bellicose utterances."
The testimonv of a resident of,
Ea Seacoast village in Norfolk:
England. during Mondav's Zcp-'
pelin raid, is given as follows in
the Manchester Guardian, of Lon-.
don: '
“About. five o'clock in the eVe--
ning I heard a noise in the skyi
above my cottage and saw a Zcp-'
pelin coming down rather slowly}
'at a steep angle. It then rightedl
itself and cruised about. as if
taking its bearing. It was of a
{grayish browu color, like a rat.
'All the people of the village came
I V “— I y e
[age °n premise" Rm ”0' 6mm wsuramraumnas ox sorriout to see the airship Wthh 3‘-
Iter a circular movement alOng
ithe coast, dropped bombs near
isome farm buildings in a field and
then made off. It was over our
'neighborhood altogether for
,and seemed unable to find its
course. A witness. who saw a‘
iZcppclin over London in the lastl
raid. says that the present one
,seemed twice as large." {
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‘GERMANS ENTHUSIASTIC f
l OVER APPAM CAPTUREE
t lililil.l\', I-‘ch. 3. \in London!
‘iztig. p. lll. ~ch~ of thc arrival,
'oi tlic .\pp.tui at .llaniptoii RoadM
luiaii cruiser in thc main lziiicot"
sen ttzillic lit-tiiecii South .\ll'li'.l;
and l7iii'opc has aioitscd .i “V“
outburst of L‘lllllll~i;l>lll for tlic
iniii‘. 'I‘ht‘ cruiser .\loc\\crrini
l nd‘lisli, the 5m iiiliir- \\'.l§ cii-i
iollcd innnctlintcli on thc honor
.list with the l‘ltndcii. l'iiu/ lint-i“
il‘iic-lricli and l\'.ii‘l~rtthc, llcr
allowed for it to sink into tlu- soil lllllI ! iouth Norwaik. Bicycles, motorcycles {Hug ttl‘c clinrnctcrixctl .'i~ "HM:
nptwu' "gain in sprints or subsoil i and Sundries. Both sold nd exchanged Him-mg, illustiniiit- oi llii‘
l Expert repairing. Baby carriage- re film the spirit which niiinizttctl the;
In forests illt'l't' is much less evapo- ‘eaircd. We do vulcanlzlng. Prices rea MIN“ 0“ illt‘ 15mm” l\ still ultra? l
MCI
and that furtlicr pacts of German
Eliistory arc being: \\ rittcn.
| 'l‘hcrc is no . .
[regarding the ltit'illll)" ."f .
Mot-we. Admiralty officials C\l'
dcntly decline to give any tutor-
mntioti about the Cl'llht‘l‘ . or
\i'liciicc shc set out for her raids.
\;\ \‘csscl timiicd Mocwc is giv-
). Slic formerly was
SlI‘Vt‘Vlll shit
l ' [I work at lhci
engaged in survey ,. _
liast Africa station. the find:
cr may have becn this craft. al«‘
though it sect-us improbable that.
this little steamer of (so tons.
with a sped of only time knots.
could accomplish the cxplmts illi
qucstion. ‘ ‘
it may liavc been that soon
larger stcamcr. assuming the,
name .\loc\\'c, when coni'crtcdi
into an :iiixiliari' cruiser. slipped
through the British lines. .-\ .lli‘t‘t‘t“
dent of this nature t‘XlNI in the
case of the German titerclinntmnii
which was converted into the
auxiliary criiiscr .\lctcor, which
sank the British patrol boat .linm—
snv and other l‘iritisli Ships in t
North Sea last summer and sub-
scqucntlv was destroyed. .
The German surveying ship
Mocwc was stink by gunfire on
Aug. 9, 19l4.
liltlc iiiystct‘y lit-rc'
tliciI
’ Three Performances Daily
(‘11 ill Illt‘ German “my “5‘ as :t W
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February to pipe your home for modern. tip-to-
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date gas lighting. at extremely attractive prices.
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Entertainers Dc Luxe—In Songs-
and Dance Diversions.
Chas.Mason& CO-i
IN “WHO'S WHO?" 3
A Screamigly Funny Farce.
runabout three-quarters of an hour! Eccentric Dancing Comedians
Mc Ginnis Bros. 1
“EXTRA" “EXTRA”:
"Another Special Feature“
Frances Renault
With “The $5,000 Array of
Costumes" "
"Here's a Real Fashion Show";
Lathes. dont miss it.-——Zit. N.‘
Y. Journal. i
And a Special Program of Photo]
Play Features, Including
Theda Bara i
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ESSEX WOMAN LEFT BIG ES-
TATE.
ESSEX, Feb. Ii.-~-The will of Mrs.
Frances .l.».Tiffany, who died Jan. 23.
1916. disposes of one of the largest
estates lately left i ntliis section. Af‘
tcr giving about $5,000 in personal
bequests about |$17,000 is given to
various cliarifable purposes, including
New Haven branch of Woman’s Board
of Missions, Advocate and Female
Guardian Society of New York. Mid
dlesex hospital of Middletovvn. t‘on-
inecticut Children's Aid Society, Con-
necticut Humane Society. Essex Con-
gregational church.’ The residue of
the estate is to be divided equally be-
heitween the American Board of Foreign
Missions, American Home Missionary
Society, and Fresh Air Fund, of New
York.
JUDGE GAGER ADMITS 93 T0
CITIZENSHIP.
BRITISH FREIGHTER
LONDON, Feb. 3. 11:5o a. m.
——chorts of the sinking III. the
mid—Atlantic of the British
freighter Chaseliill, from _.\cw
York, Ian. 13, for Havrc, with a
carO‘o of supplies for the French
‘ government were confirmed to-
dav.' The Chaschill foundcred
on. Ian. 18. Her crew was res-
cued by the Spanish steamship
Mar A'driatico, New York, for
Barcelona. which arrived at Gib-
raltr on Feb. I.
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PHILIPPINE BILL UP AGAIN.
- WASHINGTON. 'FGI). 3.—'I‘ho Phil-
ippine-nil. weather with the Clarke
delivering “the .cans schemes. and . 'jGee. .He's got a periscope."4- mumi'dtroctins the“PresI'd_ent to
‘ , withdraw American sever-tent! over dentin! disappears-and the heir stops
CHASEHILL SUNK'
Judge Gager. in the Civil Superior
Court. yesterday admitted 93 candi-
dates to citizenship. Ten candidates
iwere rejected and 20 others were told
to study up and present themselves at
the next naturalization day. The ex-
‘amlning was in charge of United
States Naturalization Examiner M.
Miles Dodge of Boston.
WHY HAIR FALLS OUT.
Dandruff causes a feverish irrita-
tion of the scalp; the-hair roots shrink,
loosen and then the hair comes out
fast. T0“ stop falling hair at once
and rid the scalp of every particle of
dandruff. get a 25oent bottle of Don-
derlne at any drug store, pour a lit-
tle in your hand ands-Ill} well Into the
scalp. After a _ few applications sit
i
. February SALE
Offering a saving of from
10%.to 30%
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values that are incomparable. Here you will find the
buying power of your dollars greater than elsewhere, and
I .',
our tremendous stock offers you a large and varied assort- i5
merit to select from. Come in and let us show you the high_ {a
quality of the goods and the low prices asked.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS.
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New
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‘ FOR SPRING
Now Out At
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Don itelly’s Stationery Store ..
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25¢ gives yon a newfnshiOIIBook, also a Pattern. .
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“Waldo, I wish you would not
fifth noctum on tile pinhole.” ‘ 1‘ '
“Eight. in the morning is a hub
““ arty tor music, my dear." p ;
‘1 how. But theJengtir of time'-
teles to play It ls,,iust right for.
Ilsa-cu" - '.
Norwalk Chronicler