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FOR SALE—PAM“ v MOVING TO LET-51X “0““ 111..1r. STEIN WANTED open 12111111 APPLY l l A ' ' ” l
but 01" 11111 one: balante of $1211 on “"3"“ 1‘” ”“i‘m‘emt‘l‘” 5” F- H- in own haitdurttirtg. Noru'alk ’lire a] ' 1 ' ' '
3 hand 11111- upti 1” grand piano it i‘itth. lls South Main street. South Ruhwer (10 ”I” ~;[ 0' General Prlnc'ples’ It Does NOt Pays
Is you; 1111' 11.11.111.19 “rue The \Ul‘ldlh 11112501....” — --'—~—~—- ‘ I‘ ‘ ()0 ’ . . '
01111.11 111. 1‘0 :17.- 1111111 street. ...... i ”" --_ ‘ WANTED~SMALLSH‘UXIHiANl) i : . '0 Be T l fiSllllt‘
31"“le 11-1 ”'05 .311 years in one lo~ To LET-”"5 “0"“5- ALL ”1' sale (live uulblde diuli‘lldlone and loo 11111 111 Illr nice of these ‘(BHHJ (‘liASlfiitS’fl “e 111 111,11151‘119
potion 1 [19 lm l‘”"*‘m*‘“’-‘- W Putnam 3‘9““? “1‘ price i' (1 1111111 737 South Norwaik i l ”‘4' _\t1u t 111 use one of these little gas h‘e'imti 1\ 1 in i110
-_-_ _ __ 111111- 111 '11 Putnam aienue, South ma 3t 1'. 1.01m. this Spring, that we will guarantee. it to you abwiuttix
FOR SALE—1.413 CHEVROLET \'oru:1lk. 11113 31 ......________‘_ _,__ .3. it _\ou are not absolutely and MlllVPl) ”“19““ “H" the
touring ‘elfstaner, 1913 Oreriand " "" ..’ T ”T' *‘ WANTED #l-‘EMALE HELP 'l‘\‘\'() 00 i'eaultr obtained from the little healer, you may “win some
toldst ' 1913 B i To LET—"A bi‘Ollla. 207 EAST ' ~ 1- . . . ~ 3 tor full credit Villlllll two weeks.
p. . uck touring, 1912 \l'ii‘llillgltill “rem East Norwalk 1m ladies to call on out suslomels 1n, 0:0
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lax-ion ouring. \\ehrles Garage. 11111114111211” Inquire Dr iliohannun,31i Midt‘nliiii settion of south Aorualk 0.0 We WI“ Rely “idly on Yfllll‘ yum"!
11 Ram 1nd St. South Aowaik. ”941. south \iain ”em Tele ' e 60 and Norualk “lilies pleasant “11111 .1. . .
— b , 1H0" » ' ‘ d'd . . ‘_ . . x Special March offer~43.16, which includes netti'Seary length
,.___ """"‘* '“"‘—‘ n113 tf pen ‘ remuneration 5” “"9“ 1 1 11 -nd brav connection to existing 3 ("JUN
c LE—rTO I1‘\'l-‘ilY FiMiiY 11111111 111111111 Addr 1 A 1 \"1k ~ 9 11111; d. 2*. s . g 1
FOR -11 . 1 . . , ._ M- _ - - c1111 . . .. K 9r). .5. 1111.. 15 posttively a reduction of one dollar 1mm our rezu'
:hne tb.0 .9! of "'Alilart’Illo t‘astellano" To LETwl'lUl’Sl'I FUR COLORED BOX 7‘. Elllill'li, N. Y. [1113 ll, .:. lal bPliliifi price
“(we 1 crrmrtonICS-Itfilters!“ 1.1111111; eight rooms, newly painted WTfmejm 01111.1 3 1111111111 No. 1680, and our repmutanw 11111 (all
blood aid giies force and vitality. throughout. Rent 312 per month. in- for ofiiu High school' student pre - I - .0. pronipth
”1‘ b-‘ ‘“ “‘“dmg druggmt “0‘9" quire Hales Market. 1111331 “"81 ll Jacob & Sons Shoe ”an“ 1 Scene from “Within the Law," at Regent Theatre, Monday mati- 3° ‘
and m»- -.-_ _ 11:11 1: -; er 1:110 mow us ”mun," new?" venue, \mm I nee and night. headed by Winifred St. Claire and her company. 0:0 .
poumy. 1 ° L - .. 1 . “0°— .11 — _—. - .— . - . ~ - 1° lHE lJilllill iiiiillllli lliiiil llWlliR [‘10.
_ __ w__ neatly furnished. with cooking ranxe GERMAN LOSSES SATUR OTES ..
~— 1 — RACE PARISH N . '
1 MAPLE onov: nan—.3113! and 5“ “”1"“ ‘0' “5‘" ”W“ WANTED—POSITION av ELDER-l D AY SURPASS ALL 0 G ,, 67 WALL ST- PHONE N0. 1680. ..
'clii ks r l 1 keeping at 42 South Main street. in- l, p . h k ‘ T‘H— -——- ’ o
c "" ”3 8 C “ L°‘h°m S -‘ mum“! woman. as ouse "new ER RECORDS Monday Evening Pmyt‘" “l "1 '00”.000000:00:00:00° 50.00.00 :00. 50:00:”: 00:00:00: 00:00:00 ”M
C. Rhode Island Reds, Barred Rock‘s. “m” ‘1 South Main street “‘10 3‘ or generally useful in family. Refer-' ‘ Ringing school in the Guild room at 0 0 0 O 00”. 0” 0.5 0.5
flatchiug eggs .nd 011810!!! hatching, ences furnished. Address "USONIIW C ‘ "‘" " ’ ‘ ”'5 ' m
_ , . cation“ from first Pa . : .
1L1 utility stock 9. 0. Box 325. Phone 7° L" TWO APART“'-"Ts ‘T 1110 Sentinel 11111 31‘ ( ”l 7 so u'
..‘15 and 67 Spring street consisting of
I089-2. ‘ 11113 6t,
L /_ __ fl __ itice rooms with improvements. inquire
. Mrs. R. Tariov, 16 Grove street. Tele-
l AUTOMOBILES 1111111119 1393-12. 1113 1
1 A FEW oooo rouamo ems "
To LET—TWO THREE ROOM
floors and two {our room floors. Ini-
prov.ements electric lights and gas.
Ons minute from trolley. ten minutes
Ind roadsters. Over-hauled and in A- 1‘
condition Wehrie‘s Garage, 11 Rb!
mood street. South Norwaik. I
LOST
s - nue Tel. 110612.
NOT—Jam'm SELLIMAV'S ...
time and 109 of W59“ "WU“ 11111.1 ro LET—BUNGAJDW, N0. 31
child’s dark blue neck le- Return‘ Lincoln avenue. 6 rooms and bath. All
to I. F. Bertram, m NW“ Post improvements. Rent 820. inquire of
Dflo. 01‘ 38 Banisw .7“... 0113 it C. [.1 Hoyt. (9 U
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WANT
“Another Tremendously Startling
(4 ti
lfrom depot. inquire 84 Woodward avo- .
PALACE
“Thursd-‘ri. and Sat.”
March 9, {0.1!
I'M "Madame Sherry" oi Vaudeville
l
The Maid 8t The 1
Mummy 1
fin Opeiu'ta gorgeously mounted and
superbly presented by ten (10) ca-
i
Panama hats Apply Calhoun & Co. 8““ difficulty and cleared the H and “MW” '1
inc.. 1 Schuyler awnue, Stamford. .Silius just II ‘ "u" fell. Th. Society;
Conn. min 31 men rowed around the sinking house 317
ship and picked up six others
from the water. A French torpedo
boat took all on board. The of-
ficers of the torpedo boat came
to the conclusion that the Silicus,
on which there were several Am1
ericans.h had been struck by a tor-
pedo from a submarine.
The Amsterdam corespondent
of the Londat Times telegraphs:
WANTED—nA YOUNG GIRL 'ro‘
care for child and assist in house
work. Telephone 1352-12. mio at
WANTEm—MDN,WOMEN. $75.00
month. Government jobs. Vacancies
constantly. Write for list positions
now obtainable. Franklin in)tttute
Dept. 21‘. 14. Rochester. N. Y.
» . Tuesday—Junior Guild choir rehear-
WANTED “PREMIERE 0N [M' ;,l Thc crew ‘0‘ into boats with uni in the church at 10: evening pray-t
sewing meeting with Mrs R. S. Vani
basketbalibali in the Parish
:30. K 0 K A intheGuild
roo mat 7 30
\‘i' ednesda) ~(l-Iniber hay) woman‘s
(iuild in the
1M served at 4.
sermon by the Rev.
tor of Grace church. Jersey City, at 8
Titursday-i‘elebralion of thc
i‘ommunion at 9:30.
Priday-llilnber Dav) Junior Guild
Parish
Evening prayer and
N. Molten, commandant at Lake
a1 .1 ~01. s I u"
it was said about 1.500 recruits will dyes.
; Girls“ Friendly
Newport. where the largest institution
of the kind in the country is located.
New Yorker Kills Wife and Himself. “'9'
NEW YORK. March iii—After
fatally shooting his wife in their room
at an uptown apartment house today,
iohn Hoyle shot and killed himself.
Boyle inherited an estate valued at
' between $150,000 and $250,000 when
"011' 1115 111111 I died in this city about four
months ago. Last month he went to
a sanatarium on the advice of an
’alienist and was said to have been
irrational since his return
house at 2:30.
Mr. Bennett. rec-
Mo. 18 years old,
“IT PAY! TO ADVERTDOI."
Cs'lrvl. There was a young man who sold
be sent to the lllinois station from Who said, "i will not advertise."
But when he went broke, ‘
He found it no joke,
And concluded that he'd not
been
liar "it Pays to Advertise,"
Cogent Theatre. March 2.0.
W GUGPECTS AMEITID.
maroon. March l3.—-’1‘homas J.
and Domenico
(Ir-negro. aged 44. both of Hartford.
was taken iron: a train hers tot}-
.by the local police on suspicion
bowing something about a burglar! '
said to hays been committed At I
1
“ ‘The Germans are growing mm." 59 “1.1,” AM drug store in Hartford during the
' ' 1 . - avenue. at 2:30: Tli tnx to the police. he attempted to kill
WANTED QUANTIT‘ OF 6001) Ivery anxiou. real-ding the Com, bit (‘llhh‘ lUl' “‘0”an ill ”‘9 “u H himself [“0 “Wk! I‘O. but hll '"0 w... The arrests were me On .
manure “’1" call for Phone 146" 1 it . , . docrlption sent out by the Hartford
' ' " mg commercial war. They h‘ve room at l; Litiuty 117’. s‘t Patrick's "‘S'm‘nm him. Boyle “a" 3‘ y” police The prisoners are being hells
" m rel ' on the“ .1“ in " ‘ ' ' old. and his wife 211‘. They had been
. . ’ WANTED or UY A1414 m m p5 day HUDDPI‘. under lht‘ llllh‘lili‘t’s‘ 0T ”10‘ hl‘dl'l'lf‘d 39V?!) year‘- and had no ch“- ‘0' lhO authorities 0‘ "I“ C",-
l Bill' of ‘ ' 0 3 neutral ports as a great asset "mm-K hrllwl'r ”I the Parish mms“ dren 1 calm had a revolver. “blackjack."
1 Vaudeville's Pre-Eminent 0’ ”3"” ““d ”WM" 39‘“ We" when peace comes. enabling them from 6 w a- 0mm MWNM‘M 7”“. '. ' --.“ ___ _. .- - I 900“! “searghhlég‘bt r 133d" 613:1:
I 1 Favorites Slightly: :xf:“::::fl::r °;:‘;°'1'l:- 3° impf)”. COPlOUIly, While Brit' Suturtlnl' (Ember lia'vi meltinui GREAT SUN COUNClL' aortas: 35:11:? clear: The ml."
: ’ —-At the— I l ' ‘ l . ' “11 Sh'prng womd, be .b'orde [Walter 111 5 for the (‘hlltll'l‘ll in 1' I‘ll' ‘ k-.. claimed he met (‘oiro on the ”I”, hut
Operators on all parts of " "'-‘“"“‘- "— """' 1n repatriating soldiers. ular '4 ( 1Representatlves of Nearly Fifty had not known itim previously fl
Shirt Making. Beginners __—————
paid while learning.
Clueti Peabody
& _Co., Inc.
Bright boy, 17 years of age,
for office. Apply with refer-
ences.
'2 ceptional players, mostly girls.I ‘
. This production is more than a Math I Hifilkf
1 ital Comedy it is an Operetta com- ‘
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pe e Phone 1501
'1
Mrs. Albert Von liizer
Delightful in a series of topical tale a._
Inpremely interesting to the ladies. '
l.
7
'An Instrumental Spectacle. Stattiing
James Crouch
FARH.”
.
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1 and Ada RICllal'dS Wednesday matinee and niflht
I'. THE BANJO FIENDS. ‘ Every pretty woman‘s 1story
l' -
Billl Another Unusual Comedy Fest-
1
h
Ellison Del Vecchio
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7:. a
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11.!
Another Stellar Attraction
America's Queen of Story,
THE FASCINATING
...-...
Charlaters and Comical. Cut Ups.
The Excelsior Trio
Son: Land's Newest Finds.
Beautiful,
ure,
& Co.
—ln— 1 The comedy full of laughter.
‘ .
“61an FROM YALE." i "OVER "“3"”
Laughter Provoking Playlet, 111111 Saturday matinee
Original Lines and Scenes i “LENA RIVIRI."
' 1 stormy night
;Pl'l P 1 “THE CUTEO‘POIRL IN TOWN.”
010 by Features 1.1.2....11111n-1ru1-112 11..
EKTRAORDON'ARV.
o
. write or phone Mrs. Liliiam Reynold-.1,
BUMNESS NOTICES “Portugal's confiscation de-
prives Germany of arr important
part of her fleet. Sbrewd observ-
ers suspect that Germany is real-
izing what a blow to her post war
trade similar confiscation of the
German ships in American har-
bors could be and that she will
take this into consideration in
further negotiations with the
United States."
There was no infantry fighting
last night in the region to the
DR JOSEPH BLOMAN ANNOUNCES
the openli oi-hls dentsi oillcos,10:
hashington street South Norwalk.
mm at
NU BONE CORSETB ARE BONED
with triple wire stat. found in no other
corset. Support guaranteed, even to
the heaviest types. For upp0iutlnent4
(i4 Winfield street, 11211111 Norivslk, Ct,
Tel. 241-5.
- 'i‘lu1 negotiations continued for a
l
.. _-_-_-_._._ -- "on” 0' Verdun. accard "g to d“; neck, the trainmcn in the meantime
A moons 10 soars MAIN s'r. an”9'{nF¢'nefit 0“ the D'Ogl’ess 0 11111111.; 11-111mm 111 1111111 1111.11 11.11....
10“", Norwalk Bicycles. motorcycles hostilities made bv the French mg to arbitrate
War Office this afternoon.
The losses of 'the British forces
in Mesopotamia in the recent hat-
on! Sundries. Both sold ad exchanged.
Input repairing. Baby carriages r0-
saircd. We do vulcaniaing. Prices rea-
All..This Week
Daily Matiness.
Winllrcd St Claire
and her own company in an exquis-
ite selection of Broadway plays At.
popular prices.
Tonight:
First time in Norwalk of. the
most sensational dramatic success
WITHIN THE LAW."
Tuesday] matinee and night.
The original produ‘on :1
“REIECCA OF SUNNYBROOK
- "SO MUCH FOR SO MUCH."
Thursday matinee and night
Rose Stnhl's greatest success
“MAGGIE PEPPER."
Friday matinee an‘l‘filoht
111119, .19, mind soc.
‘ M. 11‘. Aldeman, D. C., Stamford. Conn.
«table. tie near Felahie are estimated by
the Turkish War Office as at
on. M. F. ALDEMAN'S lNSTITii- least 5.000. _
11011 111111 11 resting home. The toes- The statement. issued under
date of March 13. is as follows:
“The enemy's losses in the bat-
tle of Felshie on the Mesopo-
tamian front, are estimated as at
least (.000.
“In Arabia. on the Yemen. a
British detachment of 6, 000 infan-
try, supported by 600 caValry and
rs-centimetre guns.
lan H from Sheiheos'nan north
of Aden and occupied the town
tion is excellent. Terms moderate. Ac-
comodations for chmnlc cases. SPOO-
lalty for nervousness. rheumatism,
convulsions. etc. Sand for booklet. Dr.
lOBIinlllll’S Hill
Bailey Mstinee~72 evening per-
, “mm“ of Afinch. Thev stacked the Tur-
Entire “eel: March [3 .kish vanguards with superior
forces, but yer: stopped bv :1
MONDAY
Turkish counter attack from El’
Vahita Aftre three hours the en-
emy withdrew. Onlv the motel?—
tion of long range artillery avert-
ed a panic.
“The enemy then tried to offer
resistance at El Elmeihale. four
kilometres south of Afisch. in po-'
sitions which he had prepared in
advance. but was forced bv Tur-
kish troops to retreat into the for-
tified camp of Shiekh Oman. un-
der the protection of the cannon
of ships anchored in the Gulf of
Aden.
“The Turks destroyed the towni
and fortifications at El Elmeihale
and captured supplies there." ,
An official Turkish statement
Mutual Masterpiece
“SHADOWS OF THE PAST"
TUESDAY
Wm. Pox Offers
THEDA SARA in
“CARMEN"
W EiDN ESDAY
Pathe's - Wonderpicture
“NEW YORK"
THURSDAY
Wm. Fox Olfers
“THE MARBLE HEART"
FRlDAY
Paramount presents
111-1: FELL to LOVE win-1 11h:
. mes"
SATURDAY
V. L‘ S. E. Production
urns IMMADING LADY"
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Willi-Lib Militias-Hobs”
started on A
lot Marciuo. said the main Brit-l1 '
....i'l‘igxis and after oocuotring. out}
lulu—mt , ‘
WASHINGTON TROLLEV STRIKE
ENDS.
\\'\S‘ll\'(}T(l\' \luit'h ill. Differ
ences between the two Washington
sit'e‘el ruiluay companies and their
employes \illit‘h resulted in a strike of
the ttiotormen 11nd conductors recent-
ly have been settled following con-
ferences lu-tueen committees repre-
senting both sides The men are to
receive part of the wage increase ask
ed for and a shorter nork (lay. and
the). in turn. agree not to call an
other strike nitltin 11 period of ii yeur
MEASLES EPIDEMIC AT NAVAL
STATION
1(‘lll(‘A(lO. March l3.——0n account
or :111 epitlenilc oi measles at the
Naval training station at Newport. ll.
I, most of the recruits there will be'
transferred to 1111 naval station
Lake Bluff, ill.
Are You
and best advertising mediums.
00ml“! "“1 "0" “‘9 mm“ . “lT PAvs +0 onmise-a loith‘efirhsh trenchemwas elect-t - I - m. f NM lanai "m I ‘ - '1;
complement-mime has ‘lt'asmmwumflmledmdommremt leaving; (ByCou yo the k U )“" ‘1',
wflflm ”grape-1 was.» smartfiolhrhmmm lwd‘“ . Theirtofioinfieespeafoi-exehangeoi' M)Mm0fiuhuw¢esday.mv ‘
l ~u-mi3—WW codingmomuw." “Writ-Vbfll‘imli l' _1 atxo: tmeyhxmwflle'ltfith one. ..1.
, flalone. at new dork, was instruct; 2 "it Pa to They will, ass a sari “my, 11 51 3a _ .
50mins "'3’ Mi. " . it comes in out Monday. “Did new, at. from the 111- ' 1'
:t-ututniltee oi Nonowantuc tribe. No.
l~l
having iit charge the
for the great sun council of the great
council of Connecticut in this
Wednesday,
ion lodge room in t'nion street for the
business meeting of the great council,
which convenes at 10 o'clock in the
morning. occupying the remainder of
the day until about 1'1 o'clmk
the (rocker house.
chit-"ts will hold an executive session
the
Luncheon will be se'ned to the dele-
gates and \isiling Red Men at the
(‘i'ocker house at 1 o‘clock.
posed to make it a brilliant
about
utcortiing to 11 statex snchcms.
'11 made public today by (‘uptain tribes of the siill".
if Not, Get Busy at Once. Tickets Are Going Fast for the Big Show.
» “it Pays to AdVertise”
REGENT THEATRE
Matinee and Night, Monday, “March 20
Under the Auspices of the Women of Norwalk For ‘ -
Norwalk Hospital Ambulance Fund .—-
"it Pay to Advertise” if the advcrtising' is the rigfht sort.TIIe present ambulance is a dis-
grate to a \vidcawake community.
NORWALK WILL GET THE NEW AMBULANCE SOON.
LET EACH ONE BE ABLE TO SAY "I mam."
TICKETS NOW ON SALE BY LADIES’ COWEES.
”Regular Orchesttaem lle-'llltfc1£fd to Ten
BRICES—n'l‘lflll . . . 1. .
Tribes of Red Men. to Meet in
New London. 1
LONDON. Miirt'll lil.-The
ROBBED A DRUG STORE.
HARTFORD. March 13.—'Coiro is
accused of entering the drug store of
A. ll. Davis, No. 487 Zion street, and
stealing 32.3 in pennies, $5.50 in quar-
ters. two revolvers, an overcoat, hand:
bag and some other things. The
store was robbed about 2 :15 this
morning. Colro was seen to take the
3:30 train for New York. Ha was an
rested in Stamford about two hairs .
later, according to local police. Much .
of the alleged stolen property was
found on him. Granegro disclaims ac-
quaintance with (‘oiro saying he met
him on the train Tracks in the snow
at the drugstore show two person
concerned in the robbery. Detective
Sergeant Brazelle has been sent to
Stamford for the men.
NEW
Red Hen.
arrangements
lniproi I’il/(ll‘llt‘l‘ of
city
May 3. has engaged Un-
Headquarters all] be established at
where the great
night before the convention
it was decided to give a ball the
night before the convention. The , __ 0
ball will be held in 11111 ball rooml WWWGTM “m“ if; T":
of the (‘rockcr house and it is pro.I 'Oonptmiler of the Currency 1t ay s-
“N'- owl a call to all national banks ro-
'ilte session will he attended by m then to report to him their
225 representatives and past 1 ll 0“, of business on
repiesentiug 111 art y hit 1 tion at the d
; My, March?
"O
-- vw—ku-P" ‘ .,
I .
v —.’I .'
Doing Your Share? J“
A decent ambulance to one of a caisnununityJ s cheapest
l‘l-t l'. 1' '
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Norwalk Chronicler