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ORNAMENYAL Lioiirmc
put up those little dim lights. think i Wininni H. McMahon appointed byl Attorneys Keogh It Condos will it
classified “A.d8.”—TO 1.8L iEditor flnllnel: ing that they were saving money for the Superior Court as g and“ com- ‘- answer on blond” With 1*. q
i Please allow me to use a little space the district—but instead, those lights mill“. Iill 0911. Monday. the Coion- George H Vonilntth m the a" K h
For 8818, 5118111688 and lln tour Duper form in lines: cost more than what we think they .ial l"llli-Ilill'lr building on Kerser 8L, Hoyt va. Rosenberg The on”. ll 5
l On March list there was a meeting do. You walk around some comet-”hhe :31“ Slde- This is to satisfy lit. the filing of leases by MW
oi the Second district or the City or and the first thing you know you are; a“ l llm- “(it & ukhl- ‘
an So prefessional cards, and Not-walk. The pupose or this meet. in a collision with some one. Nowl ‘ " ' ' ..,.. ‘ “ ”is”
Misc” ling was to take action on ornamental that ornamental lighting hBS comep }
M1806 aneous iilghting. It was understood that this‘wliy don't the district commissioners LIBRARY CONTEST
" Ilighting was only for the hormone neogfeplace llK-“elé' light.» and avoid such ar- '1
LASSIHEDAdvertIncmentnon displace, Twenty-Five Wordsorlieu, 25C tion of the mentioned district, begin-letde-nts Thanking non for youi . . ‘3
ihree'rimee. 60c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black- h... from it... m??"‘ on Noon... I T x Results Will Hereafter be Pubhglifd '
‘.ce Of COM D I In Price. ,hiain street. to as llllKloII stroller; A A PM Hi MONDAY . .
[South Main street. Monroe street. ’
r Railroad avenue and blu'k to West l
”RIM-l. i To LIT. , WANTliD- trunnion iii-m sci... in... no "I PUBLIC AUCTION. W -4- ~— . i. “7
FOR SALE—FAIILY MOVING TO LET~TW0 FRONT 300515: WANTED—OPFICE nov APPLY w“ "uh“ Md m M"- W“ m“ the .an;1‘:;.3’,§?:Stiiznifiiti'fifn‘.jfifg °;”:”:“:” .”V””“.’°VM “0W 0W 0““IW
out 0‘ m“ ovves balance 0‘ ”29 on neatly furnished. with cooking range in own handwriting. Nornaik Tire & people matted ornamental lighting to d ibed "1 . ‘ .‘ . ' ‘
, ‘ ‘ .b “Wm“! m the corner of Concord oncr prone rt) wt 1 be sold in hep-
. Mndw‘bmt‘ upright Brand piano it and gas. complete for light hone Rubber (‘0 mil 3t 9 ' "aw pane“. a. palm M“... W (,1 the 3:
u youri [9; balance Write The keeping at 42 South Main street. I!» __...__._. -_ _——-— land South Main “"3"“ r“ "mu“ remi H of the “no“, malts on the ’
Gibbs Piano (‘0., 71773 Main street, llmrr ii South Main street will 3! WANTED-POSITION Ill ELDER ll‘lr “8'1”“ " “0““ "’3“ ”l“ 3“ fun :8 0, Hum, 19l6.at"o'tloik 0:0
wringtoid. Mass. (30 years in one Io “’ “’ ____#__ ' T l_\‘ Protestant woman. as housekeeper ”“1 “hm” ‘Wk w“ brawn)" u in the illlernotm. Terms oi" ‘sule, ten 030
cotton“ (19 lm . To LET—~3 Fl'IlNISIlED 'RUCTJS m z”norm”. uspful in family Refer. 'til:.i- street is very straight and. on pert-«lit. no) otthe purchase price pay .3. .
a lll desirable residential section. PI‘I- 9m“ furnished Addre~~ "Useful nut-h a 5118“ these lightr would ap- able on the day of sale balance on or
Fort SALE—lids CHEVROLET ‘alt‘ lll'll'fi mlfdml llllwol‘eml’llll‘: co Sentinel. mll 31 rear beautilul- Al lhie mm a great More me “I“ My “Apr“, 1916.1.“ :: e" .l a
m sollltarter. 1913 0"er Breaklmsl ll tlt'rll’ed. or arrangements —.‘\!93l n! outoI—town people come Imoproperty is bounded and described as : -
miller 1913 Buick touring. 1m "ll-l" be made l0" "5* 0i lllcllen- All WANTED—TRIMMERS 0N MEN'S‘the my For lulu". like ”if 990 tone": lot.
mo. touring. Wehrle'a Garago. dress Ii. ii, to Sentinel Uflice. m9 3t Panama hats. Apply cgihoun g; Coqtplp writing from New York to their A” muse tracts or parcels of land. 0.
ll 'Rlymond 81.80th Non‘alk. ng'Olw TO (ET—BISTROOM M1: STEAM inc. 1 Schuyler avenue, Stamfordqsuinmer homes in Bell Island. Rowny- with u“ buildings thereon standing 3. Frr
""'-" " W ‘ r ‘ r r — heated, on improvements, Mrs. E H. ‘°‘"‘- "”0 3‘ illtll‘ Tokeneke “4 ("he"- "l” “me situated in the Town or Norwa' k. Fair- 9:.
FOR SALE'JFO 1‘3va FAMILY. Pitch. 118 South Main street, South "' “' ll" llll‘ “‘lll" 0' "‘9 ‘0‘” "0m ”ll?" iield County. Connecticut, bounded as 3: The
one bottle of “Amaretto Clslellhno” Norwalk. [6 ill WANTED’ A YOUN" (”RI‘ Toysettion Of 001"". it In the same old (Ono's: :3.
the King ot8pring tonlta. It filters the ,, ._.. we ‘0' cm“ “d "ll“ "l “Minion Some time no “lien they rim tract bounded North by Iiirl'n 8
blood and gives force and vitality. To LET—TWO APARTM-‘NTS AT “'0" Telephone "5“: "“0 3"luere planning to pave West avenue “-3, called ”an.“ Road; East Sev- 0:.
'0” by ‘” leading “WHEN. h0l°“,;‘.5 and 57 Spring street consisting of ' " with bricks. the people from that sec- entyono (71) feet, than South sixteen 0:9
”a calm. m6 1m flee rooms with improvements. Inquire WANTED"— A ”ARM!“ MAKER'iiion started to kick becauiie bricks (16) feet, then But fourteen (‘ 4) teen}? me “i .
-i— ers. In Tarlov, Its Grove street. Tele— “WI" haytnoad 3m" "9 alive"! too noisy. Did they get what by mid oi (“Mono [.ibriui outh by! 0
FOR SALE—>1 BLBIGH, Otrr'l‘nltgtiione 1393-12. 1113 1 , , Tithey wanted? You not they did. land oi Helen nutterworth; and Vi ostj :
with string of bells, $8. ’ Also I‘ —- WANPFFMGHT MANA'.‘.1."II “'11)? Because our 400 live up there by Norwalk River. § '.
contiem-n's rolHop business dosh To LET—BUNGAJDW. NO. 31 “‘ "'“‘ “m” “’M' “‘9 _3“Now what is the next thing to give set-mo tract in quality two i:, 8. (ll
Nay, slit. H. W. Got-ham, 38 Gregory Lincoln avenue, 6 room and bath. All ' "”‘ course mum-rim ii httn acres. more or lens, bounded North .
Boulevard. East NorwaIk. mil It; impairments; Rent 820. Inquire oi W‘NT‘MTY'WmlTl‘G To ”Gilli: "an.” to have it. and (:1. c": “a Final h). the night-Y: South by z. . 1*: J
.__ a .- iC- E. 307'- ” u _:'d::::' yoeflz‘du Mannietihu changed its pl“ .0 from “on”. land formerly of John ll. Aiken; tuttiI complete “a! any 3"” J fixtures Y“ may -1
t r -' I ' p . ido'n to COPWd M mat“ West by the Dnnbury ‘ Norwslk “Ill-..: We md mow M_ b I“, “D in my I" ~ g
_- 7° “7""0 m “‘00; WANTED—GIRL FOR oancitAI. lighting In loing to he cut out. roi- ml (Emmy. > _ . _ Ml
\ “Another {mud}: mmb‘lm. ‘M 1'0 to" room loo". In housewurk. Call mornings. hits. Geo. heaven sake give the 900919 ll llllll TM". tract bounded Northerly one, \ wobbly PPM“ W With your m- ‘ :n‘
. , pron-nan. m lion- and an. r ‘ ‘ (. I M l i mm ,0, mm mm hundrediwentyiiveiizsi foot by other; , , . . . .
‘ Bill” of 30" I M “I”. ten minutes we, mm a place. sect on some t )7 land of said . Westerly one “‘3 ball. Fm m of ‘0 or 60 w." t
l Vaudevillea Pro-Eminent itrom m 1m M WM'N‘d IVO- ”TESL-Um WOIEN. 7500 Down h?" they In". w WM; boots. hundred an, “50, Ill“ thy I.“ of me i .i. fa
l l Favorites in... MAIN-III it it Wm v ‘ i "P "1'" "l” m '9‘” "w” 3°” N" York N", “mu m “mm, ""4“ I‘m?" , ~ ”1
. —At the— _. moii Covornnicnt jobs. aoanceI time ago the commissioners went Rail d- South I hundndt . We m the.“ compliant of your .V‘
i tonstnntly. Write (or list politiona "and to the diil‘eront corners and rot . nryono won '
morass NOTICES
DR. JOOIPH OLOIIAN ANNOUNCES
the cooling of MI dental one”, 108
Washington street. South Norwalk.
mm at
PALACE
rs..i‘rl IIISll.”
“March 9. to, I:
Who “Madam Sherry” M VaudOvlllo.
The Maid.8t_T_lie
Mummy
Sn Operetta gorgeously mounted and
superbly presented by ten (10) ex-
. uptional players, moatly girls.
ThIa production in more than a Nur-
ical Comedy it In an .Oporotta com-
plete.
NU ION: CORSETB ARE BONED
with triple wire stay. found In no other
corset. Support guaranteed, even to
the hw’lfit type}. For appointments
write or phone Mrs. lJlIiun Reynolds,
64 Winfield street, East Norn'nlk, Ct,
Tol 241-5.
A. MODNI, 10 NORTH MAIN 81'.
loth Norwalk. Bicycles, motorcyolaa
no Sundries. Both sold nd “hanged.
abort Wiring. My corringu no
anircd. We do vulcaniaing. Prices m-
tunable.
DR. M. F. ALDEMAN'B I'NB’I‘ITU-
‘tion and a routing home. The loco-
min is excellent. Terms moderate. Ac-
~cotnodatiom for chronic uses. Spec.
ialty for nervousness. rheumatism.
convulsions. etc. Send for booklet. Dr.
'. M. F. Aldeman. D. (‘.. Stamford. Conn.
FOUND.
L
, 1 ~ Another Stellar Attraction
America's Queen of Story,
THE FASCINATING
Mrs. Albert Von I lizer
Delightful In a series of topical lults
supremely interesting to the ladies.
..——-— -
Charmer; arid Comical Cut Ups.
The lxcelslor Trio
Soul; Land's Newest Finds.
FOUND—PACKAGE CONTAINING
lltexal hair tortl'tr add other article
‘Owner can have same by calling at
‘Palace Cate. mil 3t
'An/ Instrumental Spectacle, Slfll‘llll‘{
‘. . “mm-“L 'I‘ORPEDOED WITHOUT
. WARNING.
James CI'OUCh (Continued from rim Page.)
'k
and Ada RiChards “The British temporarily occu-
THE BANJO FIENDS. pied part of the Turkish trenches
lbut they were ejected by a coun-
Sllll Another l'nusuill (‘omedv Fint- terittICk 0f the Turleh re-.
um. serves.
.a “The British withdrew into‘
their former positions and left in
the Turkish trenches 2.090 dead
and large quantities of arms and
ammunition; The Turkish losses
'4“? were comparatively light.“
‘FIRED FROM YALE." The British war office last
A Laughter BLOIOklI’lg Plailei with night made public ‘he followmg
- I communication concern-
ingflte fight“ ih' Mesopotamia:
"Gennral‘v Lake ' reports that
General Aylmer, Who was operat-
ing March 8 from seven to eight
miles from the right bank at the
' - :Tigris River, in conqupcnce of
' . :Iack of water. has been obliged to
_ fall back on the river after hav-
ing removed all his wounded.“
‘: On Wednesday a German aero-
-”“-L all-5N7 0” VOTE 0" ““450 plane. coming from the coast of
SH" Mm Asia Minor. flew over the Island
- simply Says He Voted with His Party 0‘ Samoa. Which lies 42 miles to
or night to Amend Rmtutlon. the southwest of Smyrna and
Wm... flaunt“; .i.... 1...... .. 3...... no t.
‘ harbor there, without: ttirig
Connecticut still declln todn ‘
into details in explain: his {012?} my °f them- The ””91“” ’°
Tuesday against tabling the Mohe- ‘tllmed to A3“ "mo"
mare resolution of warning to Amer- The Portuguese Cabith has'
resigned. toglveplacetoana-
icons to stay oi! belligerent vessels.-
skcept to any that he vetoed with his tional defense {government thCh
lion". being. l'.ormed
pnrty and for the right to amend the
- resolution which was very faulty.
Ho declined ciao to atote whether .
another-mun warningtoAmorl- ntr'éri_ at 1 o'oiookthts anal-noon
an the Nmikhhnnmboat Dank tor
Winch. v are thy will go to
3% will .3“, Man-tumour to mun nib
W'b m m Iii-oz or
mm- at
.. ,.'(,-,:;fl_ . a." 3,,-
Ellison Del Vecchio
‘ & Co.
Original Lines and Scene:
F
Photo Play Features
EXTRAORDINARY.
NORWEGIAN BARK SILIUS‘
now obtainable. Miskito Institute,I took down the large "e “Ilill “d
lOlIIlllllllll'S Hill
Matinee—2 evening per-
foruiancen
ii’l‘h 3
[intro it on
WANTED QUAN‘H‘I‘Y OI? GOOD
manure. Will call for. Phone i462.
WANTED—ADULT FAMILY WANTI
to rent sin room house. About ten doI-l
lars per month. Option to buy home
It ituited. Address, 107 Mason street,
llaili-y
Greenwich. Ct. m9 ail MONDAY
_...__._._._.________ . l Mutual Masterpiece
WANTED—BOYS L‘l MACHINE “SHADOWS OF THE PAST"
shop and stock room. Neptune Hard-I
TUESDAY
Wm. l-‘ox Otters
THEOA SARA in
ware Mfg. Co., 06 Fort street. Eut‘
No rwnlk. m. It
-WVANTED-—F'_EMAIIE OPERATORS “““E”
on Singer power sewing machines to WEDNEIJAY
work on raincoatl. Good pay lnd; Pathe's Wonderplcture
steady work. Apply to I). L Harris” "NEW YORK"
83 Wii'shington St. Top floor. | THURSDAY
Wm. Fox Offers
"THE MARBLE HEART"
FRIDAY
Paramount presents
"HE FELL IN LOVE WITH HIS
WIFE"
SATURDAY
V. l.. S. E. Production
"THE MISLEADING LADY"
ALL BEATS 10 CENTS.
WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS;
of cattle and poultry. “Beat prices‘
paid. Best prices paid for calves. Il..
Sonth Norwnlk.
Friedman. Tel. 1131.1
WANT
lllillli
Phone 150i
RESIN
TO-DAY
MATINEE AND NIGHT.
Operators on all parts of
Shirt Making. Beginners
paid while Ieaming.
Clueii, Peabody
& Co., Inc.
John (‘ort Presents
ty-nve (125) test, more'or love. by oth-
or land of said Barry's: and Easter)!
one hundred titty (Ibo) toet, more or
Inn, by highway known as Belden iiiii'
avenue.
Fourth trut known In No. 2 Oak-
vlood Road and bounde Northt rly by.
Oakwood Road: Easterly by had of
Joseph Librlaai; Southerly b) land or:
William H. Butlefil‘onh; and ‘tl't-kior-
Iy by land 0! the Norwalk Mills (loin
pony. in quantity lhroe and three
quarters (3%) acres.
Fifth tract in quantity twenty-sevbn
(2?) «rename or less. Ind bounded
Northerly by land of William Riley.
land of Patrick Troy and by London
house and pay the m for the fixtures
and the work Wile-it is done. You pay only a
small sum montlilymtil the total cost in paid.
FIXTURES
at Reduced Prices
Through our co-operation with the local
street: Easterly by land of Frank Iiou , . _ _
den, [and of “Nick Troy. and Md 3. electrical, contractor; youwtll obtain a special
0' lhl’ lllllll'lll'i' &' Norwall Railroad: ‘ discount on all Elnora purduud during this -
Southerly by land of Charles C. Delts- ;' _ C _ . _“ k u"
and Westerly by land of Chrliitlnn' ‘ mum man buying “" ma (3 ‘5
Stuck and by land 0! William Riley. l0? possible.
Sixth tract in quantity three and“. . . .
ninets nitit‘ one hundredlhs i199; '3. This ofier is made for residences 'on our ex-
“W "W or W WM“ “ml"‘nylfi. isting linen and in tor a limited time only. To
by Beltlen Ilill aienue and land of Sar- ' z _ .
all I-‘. Allieli; Easterly Mild Sontbrrl) oz. obtain advantage 9} (his great oficr yOu
by tile Norwalk River and tho pond oti” . . .
‘ comm o n reliab c
the Ipulishury and Binell Mntluincttlr- l 8 “on” “inc“: “6' “3’ r a y i
I
in Company: and Westerly by land of
Aiaid Railroad Company. and land of
Sarah P. Aiken.
i Seventh trart Ill quantity two
Incl-on. more or lepa.‘boupded northerly
and Easterly by Holden Hill avenue:
lSoutherlt bv land of name! P. Barry;
0 contractor at onCe.
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Eighth tract in quantity one ill
rootl. more Ol‘ lens, bounded Northoriy
by Onkvvood Road: Easterly by “lil-
ton Road; Soulherly by land 0! “el-
PHONE NO. 16805
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37 WALL ST.
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an Buttorwortll; and Westerly by the to
Norunlk River. 00 ’
ERNEST C. GREGORY. oo
Bright boy, :7 years of age.
for office. Apply with refer-
cnccs.
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COLD WEATHER KILLS QUAIL.
CANTERBURY, March ll.-Thvl
snowstorms ol‘ the past week ‘llavei
killed off most of the quail in North
eastern Connecticut. in all‘ probabil-
ity: The birds aulered'si-verely in
the February storms and sportsmen,
and dormers tried to feed Illf‘m. But
the snow is now so deep that it is'
thought awottul it many of the birds
are able to get feed of any kind.
Quail were unusually numerous last:
fall. As farmers do not rainsniuc
buckwheat all game birds lime [fill
a hard struggle to get through the
~ winter.
Evening Pricea ....... 26c to $2.00
ALL NEXT WEEK
Winifred St. Claire-and Her own
Company in Highly Exquisite Pro-
ductions 0! .ha ’Zréam or |.‘ rd-
way Productions. at Popular
Prices including “Within the Law,"
“Rebeca of Bumbrook' Farm."
”Over Night." “Lena IRivera," "So
'Much for So him-h" and others.
as on use rncny, march 10. at
box once. Popular Prloon.
LOCKWOOD'S HAIL t.
TODAY
Harold Lockwood
In
mic Mill's“ Shaw
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suonera OF PRINTERS iNK. E
NEW YORK, March Il—Manutacu
turers of newspaper ink here have i
written to the Interstate Commerce;
Commission at Washington suggest-
ing that steps be taken to prevent a!
serious nhomge oi printer's ink.l
which may- nitect New York news-l
lpapers. They say thnt the shortage
has been caused by freight oongeatlon
and up embargo placed by some or
the railroad. updn cur-load lots of the
tuterial used In making the lpk. They
last that carbon black. the bane o!
“'printera Ink. be out In a cinao with
inerinhable freight and-'nllowod to
:coino through «promptly from Wm
Virginin. '
”Mina-mm! Lon-int and
.mvam “or
Wu'm-tflaedm-nmv
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Matinee Prices ..... L..25c'to 31.65: '
(‘ominittee or the Superlor (‘.ollrt
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Engagement Extraordinary
One solid week Beginning. Monday. March 13
MATINEES DAILY AMERICA'S MOST Cl’iARIING STOCK STAR\
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”IN THE ‘FuLLO'W. sci-.nt'totnwiir succnsitis“ "
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runny. .nauocn 6r comm rubs mil-y- .1 «Nu mam
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