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For Sale,
Wants!
’ Classified “Ads.”-—-To Lot, 7
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Professional I Cards. and
Miscellaneous
ElnsArls MAKING FUR-
THER PROGRESS mm
FRANCE TODAY.
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“Business and
(continued from Page One.)
[forming a mediation conference,
.without the co-operation of the
{United States."
‘ A marriage is being arranged
lbetween Prince Boris. eldest son
f of King F erdinad of Bulgaria and
. heir to the throne. and a princess
“ of the house of Hapsburg. accord-
‘ing to the journal Des Balkans.
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LASSIFIED Advertisements on .uispnge. Twenty-Five Words or Less. 25c
i‘bree Times. 60c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion In Black...
. face or Caps, Double Price.
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a son am i To List. . wmnn.
”" ...—— .._-...,-_~._ -L._——_l
FOR SALE—1912 man Tot'ntxo‘ TO LET—“‘75 “DU-“S G00” 140' WANTED/VSTRUXG MEX
car (trap it sold at once 5 1.. Ben». ('A'iun. itrnt reasonable l" liopp, 3.3
dict. 7'5 \Oilli Main >ll't‘t‘l. limin- and (“’H‘ ““1““ Ha“ NWM‘H“ ”‘7 3‘ tot) ll. Jacob & Stilts. Shoe .\l3l<.llrl
Rea San fi‘l’o [ET -liUt'§_L‘.mi_.: kafiEfi) lai‘lill't‘i‘r. llcidcn awhile \illll‘iil‘li
-, l ' ._ -7 -— - uterine. i morn: downstairs and ii “’7 it
FOR SALE -BARU.\l.\'S 3 Ai'lil-IS,
_ ruins Uphliill'o' urtii gas range, eath
Lulldlli - ~. I -i
lion 9 } 'tum' 33’0" 1'0 acres. apartment $10 per month. Apply to
a . . it .~, , tl - »- - _ ‘
level ‘ do n d‘ '_ 0 Jul ’ “H" N M Layton & t‘o. lilt'., o Railroad
. . «1 roa 81.40 .. an} I.) per.» aienue
See it l till. Washington street. .ul 3t
, , , ‘ , . ‘ T0 LET-«Six ROOM FLAT, STEAM
FOR SALEV ”01’” “M: L)‘ H" heated, all improtements. Mrs. F. H.
lent tone. full size hnd perfect condi-
. i-"t-h. is So th Main street. South
tron “Ill: road bow and case. \\'ill Bell N103“: u {6 6t
nutnt riitap. Address 'BarKiilll', c.o ‘ ' _
e t' t .
S n m “‘3 5‘. T0 LET—Six ROOMS AT 32
FDR gALE- >T0 EVERY FAMILY Spring street. inquire J. A. Rudder.
one bottle of "Amaretto (‘a‘stellauo'l “’5 South MM“ ”We! or telephone
' 'lIi-lZ'L. int 3:
the Kin: of Spring topics}! filters the
blood and gives force and vitality.‘
T0 LET—BEAUTIFUL 1-2 HOUSE.
laid by all leading drug ist'. hotels
Ind cafe» K h m; 1. ii rooms, inclucling bath. all modern
improvements, or fore sale. ll. Marine.
FOR SALE—FAMiLY MOVING Architect and builder. 1'23 Washington
but of town owes balance of 3129. on‘ street. South ixorwalk. m3 6“
n hand-some upright grand plane. it_
II yours for balance. Write The.
Gibbs Pane (70., 71-73 Main streetf'
Springfield, Mass. (30 years in one lo-
.—
To LET—«TWO APARTM-SNTB AT
55 and 61 Spring street consisting of
lice rooms with improvements. inquire
’ Mrs. R. Talley. 16 Grove street. Tele-
u.) fin ill
M {hone 1893-1]. m8 1
i ~ro Llfi—‘BUNGMW. no. 31‘
I“ ‘ Lincoln avenue. 6 rooms and bath. All
r limprovelnents. Rent 820. inquire of
“ fit if
iC. E. Ho
PUBLIC 'AUCTION. ; "'
B order of th 8 "-. v
y e “99”“ CW" ii" . To LET—Tao THREE most
In December 17th, 1915. the following floors and “,0 four room am In.
u“°’""’d ”We", will b" 8°“ in “9‘ increments. electric lights and ns.‘
Irate parcels at Public Auction on the One minute from trolley. ten minutes
premises of ““3 various we“ on the! from depot. inquire 84 Woodward ave
180i dly of March, 1913, ll. 3 O'ClOCk. IUP. Tel. “05.11 (A (I
In the afternoon. Terms of sale. teal .
percent. M) of the purchase price pay , To LET—FIVE 300" n,“- on.
able on the day of sale, balanctI on or‘ d" .treet: mprovetuents.- 3 odlcee.
before “'9 m“ thy °t April, 191" The Washington street. inquire Samuel
property is bounded end described as Rood“, South “flunk. 31; u
renown: -.
All those tracts or parcels of land” ' g .
with the buildings thereon, standing BWINESS NOT‘CE‘
situated in the Town of Norwalk. Fair-l A. MOONE, 10 NORTH IAIN 81'.
field County, Connecticut. bounded all Iouth "mug, Bicycles, mementos
follows: ind Sundries. Both sold pd uchanped.
First tract hounded North by high-l lapert repslrlnn. Bab! WNW 7*
way called ()iakwood Road; East Ber-l asircd. We do vulcanitlng. Prices rea-
enty-one in) feet. then South sixteen; amiable.
(16) feet. then East fourteen (14) feet.‘ "'
by land of Galttiolfo liillrlzzi: Olllll bl‘ LADIES-JFHE NU BONE CORSET
land of Helen Butterworili; and West has the pliable stay giVinx comfort And
by Noru-ulk River. impport. Elderly people and those suf-
Seemd tract in quantity two (2) faring from'snr‘glcal operations specie!-
ncres. ntorc or less. hounded North tried. Special prices throulll ”"0"-
nnd Ea" lly the highway; South byI Mrs Lillian Reynolds. u Winfield St.
land foritinriy of John ’H. Aiken; and East Nor-walk. Conn. Tel. 241-5 its in:
'Wcst-by the ilanbttry 1 Norwnik Rail-f
mad COIHWHF- on. M. r. ALDEMAN’s lNSTiTU-
Third tract hounded Northeriy otrcfion and a ”gun! home. The loca-
hundred iircnty-tlve (125) feet by other tion is executing Terms moderate. Ac-
lantt of said Barry's; Westerly one comodallons for chronic “geg- Spec.
hundred fifty (“30) feet by land of the‘ ialtv for nervousness. rheumatism.
New York. New Haven and Hartford conyuh-xlons,etc. Semi for booklet. Dr.5
Railroad: Southeriy one hundred twen- iii. F. Aldemiln. D. C.. gmmfora, Conn.‘
Prince Boris. who is 22 years
of age. holds a high command
- l in the Bulgarian army. The head
T” of the Hapsburg family is the
make themselves useful in >ll0t' tar Emperor Francis joseph.
. _ _ weenie samurai: _
WANTED ~liltltili'l‘ BUYS Full
Mot-it room. tlood pay if sandal-773??
t‘all at once ii Jilin-ob dz Sons. Shoe
manufacturers. Belden avenue. Nor-
vtaiit m? it
WANTED -i.itltlli’l‘ l'tll'Xti G‘ili.
in office High school student pro
t'ert'ed. ll Jacob & Sons. Shoe Man-
u“.icturer.~, Beiden Al'enue, Norwaik,
til? it
.-.—......— __._
WANTED-SALISLADIES. Ex»
perienced in millinery business. Apply
C. iauteuberg. 120 Washington St.
South Norn'alk. m7 3t
WANTED—A BRIGHT. HONEST.
steady bOy about sixteen years of are.
Must be strong. and s hustler. Apply
at 011(‘6.
pany. m7 at
-...
WANTED—BOY i-‘OR DRUG STORE
Must be sixteen or over. Apply Still-
son-Poweli Corp. m6 3t
' WANTED-«BOY FOR CARPENTER
ty-tlve (125.) feet. more or let». by oth- M___‘ L {__ _,
or land of said Barrys: and Easterly" POULTRY.
one hundred fifty (l50) feel. more or
loss. by highway known as Belden iilll MAPLE ..GROVE . .FARM—BABY
avenue: chicks for sale. 8. C. W. Leghorn, S.
Fourth tract known as No. 2 Oak-jC. Rhoda island Reds. Barred Rocks!
”WOOd Road and bounded Noflhel’l)’ by Hatching eggs and custom hatching.
Oakwood mad: Easterly by land of A-l utility stock. r. 0. Box 325. Phone‘
Joseph Librlzzi; Southerly by land of.1089-2. m4 Gt‘.
{William H. rButtervi'orth: and Weftter- -..:
ly by land of the Norwalk Mills Com- LOST
n ‘ . . _ .
:35”: 3:;2‘gm‘hm ““d ""99 LOST—8100 SOMEWHERE 03' TH
‘ ' ' streets of South Norwaik.
Fifth tract in uantit twenty-‘even
'(27) acres moreqor leesy and bodnded please "mm to office of city clerk,
Northerly by land of William Rileyym the city hall and receive reward. '
land of Patrick Troy and by London PUG 1300 CO” '-
etreet; Easterly by land of Frank hou- LOST 1”” K' ‘ TMN
den. land of Patrick Troy. and landigl; agar 0' {monethaltilii “1 P'W‘M'
of the ii-inbury & Norwaik Railrosd' 5 Hi iy ”t I fall 80 0° . ' on 8“
Southern: b ' l “d f Ch le C Belts: .avenue or on lines of East avenue and
' l a o u s ‘ ‘fDorlon’s trolley. Finder- please notlly
and Westerly by land of Christina
. . . 'l . . rd.
Stack and by land of William Riley. '3 N Ta) or 69 C0" avenue Re" '
Sixth tract in quantity three and
:iie'y‘m“ 9": hgndrgig’“ ‘39:”. test A SMALL cow WA'rcn
b gs.‘:l;1r:i:llr ef‘s' can“ to", gylon a pin, between Damon and South
" e ”M“ ‘“‘ a“ " r';Norwalk. Liberal reward wiilbegiv‘
ah F‘. Aiken; Easterly land Southerly 1'
by the Norwalk River and the pond of :fife—tL_ to 5 West avenue. m6 at
the Lotinsbul’y and Elise“ Msnufactur-i FOR eAthLdsls-‘E‘nmomi
" lug Company; and Westerly by land of Joann; selfatarter. 1918 Overland ‘
E
Finder j
m6 at
.~ .’ hid Railroad Company. and land of-readster.~1913 Buick‘tonring. 1.13! GIRLS EXPERIWOUDl‘N‘HAKlNG
. . Sarah P. Aiken.
union team. " Welnle's Garages
.uvmmdetemmm. mac
.. t A i
. .4...
‘Seventh tract in quantity two (2)
lures. more or less. bounded northerly
nnd Easterly by 'Belden Bill avenue;
Boutherly by land of James P. Barry
and Westerly by land of. the Danbnry
& Norwnlk Rnilroed mil!-
- liohth, tract in quantity one (1)
seed. more or. less. bounded Norther-1y
by Oak'oodjtoad; Insterly by_'Wi|- ..
no need: iontherlyhy landed Hole.
. en nutter-worth; and Westerly by the
d ‘ ’M'i! consent. v "”
it? 4 CPQWfl-tlfléWa-m
‘- . it»? is 1
7—. .--- —a
i
1
AT IOODNER'I HALL——
_You can have s'ioll! militate
-'l!--ytu ”I‘m!“ can
. train ro‘noctse altars. '
Oustw l tomes
q
on citrate moan l
CLUETT, PEABODY 00., lNG.
WANTS—
EXPERIENCED ornaments on
power machines. .
z .
BOYS.
paper boxes. Also learner. beerne
paid while learning. . .
. WASHINGM. lam-,1.
into the nomination er lid-is D.
'd'sisto beanienioer of‘tlie
Norwalk Hardware Com-1
amount to 3.000.000 francs year-i
" enamels motility sebum-en." "
continued today.» seem
«tam-emu
Maior Lord Desmond Fitzger-
‘ald, First Battalion Irish Guards
.and brother of the Duke of Lein-
' ster, and heir presumptive to that
.title. was accidentally killed. says
la Calais dispatch to the Matin,
of Paris. He was experimenting
.in his tent with a new kind of
.bomb. Mien it exploded and a
ifragment struck him in the head.
4 He was taken to the hospital and
.died an hour later.
Lord Desmond was wounded
in battle at the beginning of the
|wm and was mentioned in dis-
ipatches for distinguished service.
{He was born in 1888.
l The Paris City Council has
.voted a credit of 4.700.000 francs
ifor erection in the grounds of
Paris hospitals of huts in which
$1.500 tubercular soldiers can be
i given open air treatment. '
l . ‘
yThe following statement was
issued today by Turkish Army
. Headquarters:
“The sitaution in all the war
theaters is unchanged."
0
toting lines and is for
\ obtain adVantage of
e
ee:ee.eo
W
contractor at once.
. _ r
ctr-yum. sr. .
\
The total number of deaths
from Sunday night's Zeppelin:
raid in England was thirteen,
according to an official, annouce-l
ment made in London today}
Ninety bombs were dropped. ‘
The announcement says noé
’rnilitary damage of any descrip-
tion was inflicted by the Zepperi
lin. - I
The official statement follows:
“It is ascertained that at least;
ninety bombs were dropped by‘
enemy airships during the raid of'
March 5-6. The bombs appear to
have been dropped indiscrimi-
nately over rural districts. This
may have been due to the fact
that. owing to the rough weath-
er, the Zeppelins were uncertainz‘
ANOTHER GREAT OPNRTUNITY—A SPECIAL
-~-ANDR[W DAVEY
° HAS ANOTHER BIG SALE—A SALE OF QUALITY
PET Evaporated Milk F""
This Milk is packed by the pioneers in Evaporated Mills.
Weight
Can
7c-
H UY LER‘S
Cocoa
I'ILL MARCH nth, ONL'Y
Gold Dust
The cost of treatment will,
lskrona. Sweden. and placed a
‘ The
l/2lb. Can, 18c 4 lb. pkg. 16c
ROYAL BAKING POWDER
ABSOLUTELY PURE
1“" 4201b” 220 i W l2c‘ 537.? 10c
Canned Fish Salt Fish
NR???” 3°“??? .V 14¢
““5““ Wl'9'll9'318lt
5993‘??? 7‘93. .. 15¢
as to their whereabouts and were.
anxious to rid themsechs of their
bombs before the escaping under!
cover of the night.
“No military damage of any
description was caused. The cas-
ualties were entirely confined to
the civil population. and of thOse
previously reported injured one
has since died in a village in Lin-
colnshire. bringing up the total
killed to thirteen."
The German War Office 'an-
nounced today that the village of
Fresnes. in the Woevre, southast
of Verdun. was captured this
morning by the Germans.
The crews which landed from
15¢
l7¢
1-2 lb. "it an .......
ile’iiAiaskaSalnolt
the Gem" merchant "3““ 1 lb. can .............. l
requisitioned by Portugal have i a “.
arrived at. Madrid and reported “9‘. RC“ 8“” 15¢ l “(Ind "(mm 3¢ . ,
to the German consul. b "I "i" c" ~~~~~~~~~~ c’r‘ ................... .. 3"
The Berlingske Tidende pu - i '. .
lishes a dispatch from Malmoe llbllleIllmm-i ............ 8¢ . Slolted Blasters 3 5‘
tSweden. whichbony' m“ .1165: “F“ . .or ......................
:man torpedo at capnir e . M8 4‘ .
.Swedish brig Ynez off Land- Parallel Smoked. can. 10¢ bmbm“ ...... 17¢ ‘
prize crew aboard.
Swedish torpedo
Sardines” “'3. 10¢ _
Pisher Boy Mustard
beet
should communicate with us. or any reliable
llll Will llfllllil—lllll- & Hill [30.
l
i
help. Room 8, 123 Washington street. M C. i“' l . .
8 - , .
... 8* ~--~--———~ ... '5‘. ............... 4¢ all? Caggr . 10¢ .-
WANTED—EDGE SETTnns AND . . . . \ ea. ......... . .
bill's. inunebury. Mathewson Co. :é’e”WW¢Wym«W m “It 1 , -
h ............ A! (
m6 st 8 3 ‘2 ' ' °"' 88 a fill!) ¢
e 16 0:. "of ............. i;
- '8 has fish 3
WIANZEfiBOY‘S :an gills”??? 3: 1 lb. can ............. 2 ¢ ‘ MI” “I“ Sm 12¢
mating 000 men. a “y o ' . 8 oz. hot ............... "’
Come ready to work. Murphy Mfg. Co.. ego I J”. Crab Hell 23¢ i K
East avenue. East Norwalk. m6 8t 3. . . 0:. Cl" ------------------- ' A'las Beans’No. 2 9¢
""“"'— '—"' .._._. ' es 0 i can ....................
WANTED OlRliOR WOMAN FOR .8. e I a .3 9%“th .. .. . .. 23¢ .
houheuork. 3:30 to ti p. at. each day. 3: I A“ IS £91115,“ 3 12¢
l to 5 Saturdays. to to l Sundays. ’g’ lohfler ‘gog c-n ................. _ '9
Address M. l“. 0., clo Sentinel. m6 8! 9" . . °:' 1.4 Its. can ........... a ,. A'l.‘ 0.“es -
- — es 0 ‘ oe ~
WANTED-«'- OR 6 ROOMS, WITH ,3, FOI' .3, llllp. Sardine 15¢ . pllin bnl ....... l0¢
improvements. in desirable location. .3. The 3. “~ °"v “" Allis Ollves v
Address X. 0‘0 Sentinel. m6 Si O? I $9 Klpp'd “Cl r'na 18¢ sum“ m!“ . ‘0¢ .
- lg.ca:l ..... ‘ f
WANTED—(Hill. mu GENERAL ” 0 . r l '.
housework. inquire 3i Fairflfld ave 9:. 0:0 sensed Mackerel 18¢ l Anas P905 corn l2/2c
nue, South Norwalk. m6 3t l‘f our ome 0:0 lb. can ............... 1 Tan 1685 4‘ :
' — -- .. .. ‘~'_ . ‘1- ‘1‘.
WANTED—FEMALE OPERATORS 3 .8. . . . ‘ _ ,
on Singer power sewing machines to 3: .3. RL UMBERTO l lA» !A\ /
work on rainconts. iood pay and 3. .z. . . 7
steady work. Apply’ to D. L. Harris. 3 ~
83 Washington St. Too floor. .9 . °. Ollve 0" Pt. can c
”—7—EB—Ll-Tlfi'rficiitséu-T0tll ego complete with any style of fixtures you may .g. . ‘
WAN , . ' . .
.nlakel~_ State experience and address 3: desire and allow you to repay us in easy I :3: _ ' ______ 7.;
National Electric Utilities Corporgzogt. .3. monthly payments together with your light- .1. Regulus came up hum'edly and arm to me “st of the Wood f.
mnbury' CL - .3. . on F installation of 0 or 60 Watt .3. drew‘attention to the fact that ties Corbeeux and the Wood de' 5.
WANTED—TANKS T0 H0; D 300 5 ing 1 ' ree 4 3. 'the capture of the Ynez was Cumieres, and the Heights of
' - A ° Mazda lamps. made half a mile within Swedish Cote de l'Oie. .
gallons of gas. Either one tank or : ee “ _ _ _
. « - O . . waters. . Artillery fighting continued
3‘? £91.35?” an“ “me, Links; 30 _ We finance the entire equipment 0f yOur .8. The German commander there- actively last. night to the east of
. “ ‘ ,__,__ __ 3 ' o and the electricians for the fixtures ’3' upon 'made apologies and remoV- the Meuse. in the Vicinity. of
‘e h use pay .. . . _
WANTED__OPERAT0RS FM-itm- ,. , , ed his crew. pemutttng the You Bras and 'Hardamont, as w lxas
‘crced ('l Singer power mflt‘llli‘les Also 3 ”d the work when it 15 done. Y0“ pay only a 0:0 to proceed: in the Woevre, in the sumo: of ‘ .
‘ “ ‘ ‘ O . . . .. - . , ‘
girls [or impeding wort, week or 3 small sum monthly um“ the "my C...“ is Paid- 030 The chief interest. in the re- Fresnes. and in thli'yiliages lo- .- ,5":
piece ‘l'llh. Good pay, ‘4‘" itl'.’ WOI'li “8' .t _ 0. opening of The Bun“ Illllt- mud in the £00.“? ' _ ‘.:~
shred Royal Mtg. 00.. 86 Wmhinsmn 'g’ \ . ,3. merit today centers in the expect- . The cost of. luring in Constant. ' .
shut m3 Gt 0:: " ed important stattément by A3 angle. has thieutijreeailed 185‘ gr
- e ‘ Ill I that J. Balfour. irst Lord een since. ginning o o,-
..00 non : F I X RE S .° Admiralt , in inlroduc the es- war. according to confidential ad- .
‘WASTED werewugmmon V 3’ timates for the Navy or the vices to the State Department.
With good wages. Apply J. H. Barker. .3. I - 0:0 I coming year. Colonel WW ‘-
Mill Plain Road.Feirfleld,Conn.ln2 at ’g’ at Reduced Prices .. Churchill, Mr. Balfour‘s prede- _A mm“ number 0; om. ”amp.“
,-.. ~ -~ ” \ .3.'eeesor in office. :5 expecwd in today. will turn to the Sentinel "to
WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS {‘ \ o‘elt‘ke part in the deiiate from an mu “femmm We... my m
f 'ttl and poultry. Best prices 0.0 ~ - ’ 3 ition benCh. t ‘18 M. f e! the war news.
(than;a Ed’st prices paid for calves. ii. ' Through our Ctr-operation With the 10f“ .3. stoodthat he will {4"}? to cnh— ‘ 1.
Friedman. South Norwiiik. Tel. 1151. electrical contractors, you will obtain a special :’ dam: of the organisation of the AGENTS WANTED
- 0 ' - - “ ' naval air semce during his hen- -
discount on all fixtures purchased during this .3. l ure of office ....
o .
, campaign. Co-operative buying will make this age The text of the French Warl‘yafiéggfiiggfispfihfifi _
3. possible. \ ‘ ozleffice a“?°:nc?:in: i013 fol- accident proposition for Masons out. .,
. _ ”1me 0 ”m c ‘ paying :25 weekly accident reheat: ~
, This offer is made for residences on our ex- .. 19 ‘us 310 weekly sick benefits coupled
"In the Argonne 9mm“ ‘3" with a 31.000 accidental death behest. . *
duvets on the part °f the ” inClsssAforapremlumoftaquam '
~my at H?“te Chevandlec to oc- ly; other classes in proportion. ital-
lcuw I mine Cm" 1““ m.” oiile dlntual Accident Company. Agel-
a limited time only. To
this great ..offer you
.0...
$0.90...”
'Pulfld- ' , nymph, in state street. Spflnflnfl. .2;
it “Our artillery has continued m w, my“
" . 'bonlbardmentofthehnaofm‘ A
’ lmunication of the enemy to the District of Norwalk. ss. Prob
cent. March 8th.A.D..1010. , 'i
blue in Connecticut of James s.”
Minnie, late of Newark. in the state
in?" Jersey} deceased. "L"
- 'rlie Court or Probate Minamoto
l‘weet of the-river Meuse. .
i ' “Favored by, an intense'
{smut Em troops:
{been able to advance along the
railroad lineninthen _ _ _‘ .,
lot R’eg'it'eville. "At same me-
.the
i'mentthe' Germn'e’deliverd a vio-
lin“ stud!
bus-
5
wartime:
.An entice divisiontookperell
Tantalum" um.- m. mue-
pnona moi-1330: .
4.1.3 ”. it,» -
new " '..."§1 ,_.
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