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delicious and
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LACK OF FISHING VESSELS
ST. .ltHiN'S, .\' 1“,, March 1.3 —In!
an eIYort to supply the deficiency in'
the number of vessels needed in the
coastal and iii-h carrying trade 01’
this no: in). agents from leading Ken I
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toundlantl flrhlradtng concerns ltave'or ice‘breaking service in Europeatit
III) MUM-NI! PHOSPHATE
the most
healihiui iood
.lieen sent to various seaports in Can-.
itin and the United States to pur-
chase sailing vessels. In the course
of the war most at the steamers
I which have cared for the island trade
have been requisitioned for transport
‘DIINE
Tramp steamer: finding more in
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Full House Gmu 8. Claire Co.
niired St Claim served another
Icratite empio3ilent elsenhere. haveItriumph last night her vehicle (sing
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deserted Newfoundland IKate
This will necessitate the employment beautiful
of sailing craft to tarry the custom l‘a
iwuglas Wiggin r
“Rebeca
sleet and
of Sunnybrooii
ar3 exports of all ti h to Mediterta u [‘5th math? hash? who ~au Court March 6th ‘ D 1916
t r B t in St W" e mg t before a:
new parts and bring balk the larse llle \ttteelul .\tm Turner iii Emma 0‘ “DE “‘19 we or “Hm
\‘I tthtn
amount at pail required to the in tile 1..“ " testified .their almpieun
dustr3 The agent: “t It tr) 10 DIDIIIUU oi the artists” protean abllil)
b(I\\rtli foil) and tilt) stilling \er and lumped art by their heatttlv
~eIn‘ Pllirir>tii appreciation The D
(U 77' M W... altiwndlt“) mounted b3
sip. lite .‘ltflilt' enacts being class
HAT TRIMMERS' ASSOCIATION
ELECTS.
\.t the annual meeting of the Hat
Trimmers Association held last
rvetiing the tolloninx officers were
elected
Pre>ldenl AMlh Mat-3 “illitlisuii
Vice President Mr: Jennie Asu-
lbrook
Sutrtattr \ir.~ .\iat‘y Hall
'Ireasurer .\lra Emma Dennis.
Auditors Mrs Mary \\IIIiIli.\ttii and
.\lr> Fannie Joyce
'l't‘usiees Mrs Fannie Joyce and
\Ii'> l‘Iiii'li Sttlkel'
'PARALYTIC ASKS AUTO LICENSE.
March iii—William
a New Haven high
st'hiilii instructor, whose limbs are
paralizetl and “Illbt' pile and tho
children were killed at a grade cross
tug at Berlin. Conn, 19H. has before
Secretar) at State (1737?. it iturn».
this allertioou. Lilli wwappltcaliut.
for a license to drive an automobile.
HARTFORD.
Gordon BroWn.
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Classified “Ads. ”—To Let.
' For Sale, Business and
‘N ants Professional Cards. and
Miscellaneous
- LASSIFIED Advertisements on .niapage. Twenty-Five Words orhou. 25c
i'hrea Times. 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per insertion in black-
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FOR SALE—FAMILY MOVING
out of town owes balance of ti”, on
a handsome upright grand piano. it
in yours for balance. Write The
Gibbs Piano Co. 71- 48 Main atreet.’
Springfield Mass. (so years in one lo-
cation.) no in
FOR BALE—LOTS OF GOOD
tables, odioe desk and partition and
other into ter. Will sell cheap. Apply
between 9 and 12: 30 Apply J.. J.
Scott. 7 Monroe street. niti 3t;
..FIOI| SALE—HOUSE. no it ox,-
ion atree‘t. Must be moved all lot. Ap-‘
ply to Mrs. Lottie Munro, 40 North
Main street or Mrs. P. A. Lane.
Crescent Terrace.
FOR SALE—ENTIRE nocsnnou)‘.
furniture, including piano player and:
leaving
music rolls. Cheap. Are
town. inquire between
foot I.
1- and 9 p.
12 Putnam avenue
in“ st
pr—————-—- -—-—- _—_
FOR SALE—EGGS FOR SETTING
from Barred Plymouth Rocks, single-i
combed itltode island Reds and White
Leghornn. 5c each‘at the house; 31
setting or 13 in delivery. Fine strong.
healthy birds.
ings at Junluu Brown's. 25 Elmgrovo
street, South Norwalk. Telephone c
nection. mli 3t
c”
FOR SALE—T0 EVERY FAMILY,
one bottle of "Amaretto Castellano.
the King of Spring tonicr. it filters the
blood and gives force and vitality,
-. ‘aold by all leading druggiats, hotels
. and codes.
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POULTRY.
MAFIA GROVE FARM—BABY
' chicks for sale 5. C. W. Leghornfl .
« c. Rhoda Island Roda. Barred Rocks, I To LET—TWO APARTM-NTS A'i“ ““01 NONI“. ”ml“: “W“
Hatching eggs and cultom hatching 155 and 57 Spring street consisting otI
A-i utility stock P. 0 Box 325. Phone live room with improvements lnquiret
m13 6tt Mrs. R. Tarlov, 18 move street. Telei
1089-. n.
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AUTOMOBILES.
a FEW coop rount‘uc cans
‘ and roadster-a. Overhauied and In A-l
condition. Wehrle'h Garage, 11 RaY-'
liond street, South Norwaik.
FUNERAL OF SENATOR SHIVE~ ‘
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WASHINGTON, March l5. -—I"tlnel'
I .31 arrangements virtually were com
.— piete todat for the late Senator Ben
:3 jamln F
died here late yesterday. after a Hit.
I caring illness. aged' 58 yearsc
' , . The body probably» will remain at
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‘, the Shiveley home here until tomor-
;_ row, when it will-be
‘ vay to South Bend, 1
rted-on Its
., whore. bur-
In] will take place Saturday uternooq.
Members of the lamiiy and a. Coa-
memorial committee will accon'tpany
body. to indlanm
‘ Eorsou neuron: NANAL coumv I: Lennon. March iz—Tranch.
res. small, mm- «emotion vouuc tinny HAVING mow-
WASHINGTON, March lS-_-Tbom-
”Iii; A. Edi-op batted in tin or expel-ii
called to mummy
in” Naval coronation.- ’ ‘
At the venom oi. pie-um Wilson
"3 dortuhoinnnadcbythq
loo-d tut in attack on
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lt'mnhfl W+~“"
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mti St‘
‘Flne color and mark;
. quire at 58 Putnam avenue.
mi in:
Jtnue. Tel 1106- 12.
Shiveley, of 1ndianu.whoi
IP91
WANTED—«A PLUMBER‘S HELP-
er or boy to learn the plumbcr'u trade.
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Apply to 18 Knapp street, South Nor-
wnlk. mill in
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To LET—SMALL HOUSE ON no!
wayton avenue, (near depot and trol-
ley.t $8 per month. Apply Oliver
(‘ook estate, West Side Ave. Roway-
wn.
T0 LET—SIX ROOM FLAT. STEAM
themed nil Improvements .F ii.
i-‘ilclt. 118 South Main street, Soulhl
Nornulk. ' M3 (it
To LET ~-'1‘HrilI~JE PISASANT FUR
nlslted rooms, heat and conveniences
for light housekeeping. improvements.
till Spring street.
miI at
_(‘all after six 9 111..
T0 LET—FIVE ROOMS, GOOD
location. Rent reasonable. l“. Hopi).
3.3 (‘ove avenue. East Norvvnllt. mil 3t
TO LET-«STORE FROM APRIL lst
formerly occupied by Salvation Army.
Also extretttely large basement to rent.
inquire on premises. 8? North Main
street, South Not-walk. inli ?t
To LET—FIVE ROOMS, Alii. 1M-
provements. 60 Eutnam avenue. in-
Norwalk. mill 3t
ro‘EéTIA‘Erbiiri
Washington street, East Norwalk im-
protemetitn inquire Dr. Bohannott, 6i,
South Main street Telephone 60.
m1: u corset.
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A. "The old Millie-coach Iron: Hie Di"
tpll a
tired
apt-earn!“ r-
slte has played Stamford li‘t‘flurhlh
She has quu‘itI) .
Ii?‘ai'l.~
[Iifll €>i.:bIl>I1t‘> for hi“! 3 Wl'Iildllrlll
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pita) lowed six months: from the date here-
I’HPHOI of for tile t~tetlitors or said Estate to
.Those who iieulect to present their at
1 .\'.m' Tot-it prodUtlIUiiS
’it.t.~ t.~ Mus t (‘Eaitv's “felt
in the 'oritallt though
“on I Matr-
theatre :01th
iii the
of 0111 public
:weirotnr Tim altemoon and men-
Itut; .\Ilt‘ prewttlr’ "So Much lot So
\tutit‘ iron. the pen ot‘ Willatd
Marl.
t‘la
HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEIIIIMIII
Three reels 0! moving pictures,
featuring Gene Gautier and Jack
“A Daughter of Old
LOCKWOOD‘E HALL.
MARCH 17th
MEDLEY 0' UN.“ AINE
FIEDLER'S ORCHESTRA
tit, in that fascinating drama.
Ireland"
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BURKE E TOOEV 00.
Irish Baum and .11;
Du noera in
Bit of Old ireIand
Featuring Michael O'Flynn
THE THREE RAVE
WANTED K":
"’ —‘ ‘ " ’ ""”‘ the Mcl‘ormack d vaudeville, in a
WANTED—~MEN WOMEN 875.00
“mum Government 10!“ "can,“ high clans lrltth Inllrutnental act.
constantly. Write for “at poaitiom
now obtainable. Franklin institute. DANC'NG ”"7”" A' M'
Dept. 26 .\1, Rochester, N. Y. ADMISSION VIEW CENT.
WANTED—W'OUNG GIRL T0 A8-
ulst with housework N'. 'il: c,o Sen-
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WANTED BOY FOR llRl't‘. STORE.
Phone 1501
Apply Still-
[1115 3!
Must be 'rtixteen or over.
non-Powell Corp.
WANTED ~TRIMMHRS 0N MEN'S.
panama huts. Apply (‘alltoun and (to,
- t Schuyler avenue, Snitnl'ord, ('onn.
this at
WANTED Pt'l‘ils TO JOIN MY
class to learn massaging and physi
cal culture. (‘nn eprn at ‘0th 8'10 aI
week.
lir. M. F.
nuc. Stutnlord.
ply.
Atiletuun.
P31101050 stamp lor re-
WANTED—SMALL SP‘A‘OND-HA‘NDI
and}
(live outside dimmllons
1'. 0:110: 737. South Norwalk.
m13 3!
sure.
price.
WANTED-40 BUY ALL
of cattle and poultry. Best prices
Friedman. South Norwniit. Tel. 1151.
m
‘ BUIIINESS noricns
with triple wire stay. found in no other
Support guaranteed, even to
Ithe heaviest types. For appointments
TO LET-HOUSE FOR COLOREDI Write or phone Mrs. Lilllam Reynolds.
'Iarnily, eight rooms newly painted Iii Winfield street, East Nonmalk Ct.I
throughout.
I quire Hayes Market.
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floors and two tour room doors. ini
Iprovements electric lights and a
One minute from trolley, ten minutes
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1‘0 LET—BUNGALOW, NO.
iIiInooin avenue, 6 rooms and bath All
improvements. Rent 320. inquire of
C. E. Hoyt. is it
PRESIDENT PARDO‘ ro RESIGN.
. LIMA Peru, March is.—~President
Pardo has decided to resign
health He will go to New York at
the middle of April 3 by way of En-
«mined by. his- wife and. his broth-
ger, Lula
iartromNorIli
rhaaacntaiiofitam‘fioutata
’iaaaidtobcahigher
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next;
mouth in favor of Ricardo BentlnAheI -
first tine-president. on account of mi
rationalism: He “borne-3
wanna». Norton" no." or typmtttu and Irritant}!!-
population oi. zoo—to'ao'tgm’c. which"
{MIL
ny other town in GMrMuaI-a
Rent 812 per month. in-ITel. 241-.5
[1113 sf. I
A. MODNE, 10 NORTH MAIN 81'.
ad Sundries. Both aoid nd exchanged
Inert repairing. my curing-a to
taire Ired. We do vulcanillng. Prlcca m
. enable. /
l-N STITU-
The loca-
DRL‘M. F. ALDEMAN'S
lion and a resting home.
a Ilion is excellent. Terms moderate. Ac-
tcomodntionv for chronic cases. Spoc-
Itrom depot inquire 84 Woodward avo- ialty for nervousness, rheumatism.
ii u convulsions, etc. Send tor booklet. Dr. .
IM v Aldeman. n. (2.. Stamford. Conn.‘
WANT —
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“Shirt Making. Regimen ‘
paid {white icanung' . '
ctaL 1N. ram 307: mm "m
paper staying machine.
aawma MACHINE MAORI“?
”turret. g FM..~.m-.~ ea- 3-. .321
For partltulars “rife or call‘
39 Suburban ave-l
mifi tit,
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paid. Best prices paid for calves. H.'
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Operators on all parts of ,
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and her own company in an exquis-
popultii' prices.
All Tits We k
out, Matf'nceu.
Winllretl Si tlaire'
selection of Broadway plan at
livery pretty woman's story
Wednesday matinee and MOM
"SO MUCH FOR SO MUCH.”
Ruse Stahl‘s greatest success
Thursday matinee and night
“MAGGIE PEPPER."
The comedy Iull oi laughter.
Friday matinee and night
“OVER NIGHT.”
“TH-E cures? GIRL iN TOWN."
Saturday matinee
“LENA Rtvias.”
Saturday night
PR
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Mag, 10, no, 80 and 500.
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Coming next week. the greatest
ever been presented in Norwai‘.
Coming Theda Barn in "Gold."
Coming March 201b, "it Pays
Advertise."
toes—mum to and 20:. Eva-
tion picture program that has
to
Coming Frances Starr
"Mario OdIlIe."
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Dailey Matinee—
Entl’rc Meek Match I?
lIIliIIIIIIIIII’S Hill
2 evening per-
Iormances
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Disli‘itl of Norwallt [tubule
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in said District deceased
The (‘ourt of Probate for the Ins
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and al
ultibtt their claims lnt' set'leutent
counts, ptoperly attested nithtn \aid
time. “111 be departed ar et-overy All,
are
requwted to make immediate payment
[0
UKUHHE ii \‘USBI‘RGH.
ms if. Adtnlnl’firator.
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"THE UTMOST IN TWO-lN-ONE
ENTERTAINMENTS AT LEAST
COST."
tFOLLOW THE CROWDS TO THE—
PALACE
and you 'II understand why everybody
In talking about. the unusual vaude-
ville bills and the extraordinary
photo play ieaiuraa—preUHud at
this house—both on one proflrlmr-
Popular prices.
COMING
Thursday, Friday and
Saturday
Another all our “Twin-One" bill.
“The Tip Top in Scotch." The elev~
en Enchanting
“Killed Klille'a” ~
'’0” mound lustre from tho
Hielands 0' Scotland in ScOtclt song.»
dances and drollert— including
Tit. “Female Harry Lauder."
Rose Mattrer
England's clevereni Comedic-tine I
Ilenry Fury
The (:ertnu n Sons.-
Bcrl and Lottie Walton
The "Wang Doodle" i’ttir.
lienry B. Toomer & Co.
L- [x ..-
"The Awakening of Mr. Ptpp."
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Frank Earl & liazel Bartlett,
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,l.i\'cly dance and comedy dit‘ersiflersi
o o .55»
iiow Does Your Ctlal Bin [tick Alter
i‘ltis Cold, Stormy Weather?
The severe weather of the past two weeks Ildh cert-MM)
00 ..
. reduced your coal supply.
What do you propose to do? Will-you purchase Iddillnnal
'. coal at the present high price? p
9. Why do you not look halo the possibilitter ol' ustng 3a .
.. the balance of your SPRING HEATING RIEQI [REMHNTS'PM .
One of our lamous *(‘iiiiiii OHASERS will site you Ion
00 derlul heating servtte. You cannot realize or apprecia' e “hat
3’ this little heating stove will do unless you hah‘ seen one in
9.. Operation.
.0. WHY NOT INVESTMATE THIS SPECIAL MARCH OFFER; .
3.
REDUCED PRICE DURING MARCH—SATIS-
FACTION, 0R YOUR MONEY REFUNDED.
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Phone 1680 and ae will hate our Representative. call and
tell you about out big otter. w 4.
III IIIIIIII IIIBIIII} Hill“ I IIIIIII III.
37 WALL ST. PHONE no. 1880.
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'VEILINGS
An interesting showing of smart, new effects in Beauty
Veils and Veilings await your Inspection. The variety of
styles is greater than eve: before. and prices are no higher ~
than in previous seasons.
What Are Your Assets?
The scientific conduct}! bualnui and personal anatrn today classes
the methods employed vary «(Incity
Avoid The liability
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. ‘ 0' not having a checklnp aca ount. w. Invite accounts which arc
s all PM". Pia given. elitism and courteous a nation. . p
I In Production y Fatthcld County National. Bank. —
And other cemedy and sensational THE OLDEOT IANK’ IN NOIWALK '
lurpriaea. ‘———‘ —_
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Are You Doing Your have? ' -
If Not. Get Busy at Once Tickets Are Going Fast for the Big Show.
Norwalk
, and best advertising medium
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Pathc’a Wondorpictnre
. 7 «new vo‘tuc'
THURSDAY--
Win. Fox Olei-r' -
uranium: mi N
. . .FNIDAY
Paramount macaw.
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“It Pays to Advertise”
REGENT THEATRE
Matinee and Night, Monday, March 20
Under the Auspiccs of the Women of. Norwalk For
. “ ‘lt Pays to Advertise“ if the advertising is the rigfht sort The present ambiilance is a dis-
grace to a wideawakc community.
mfigkax WILL Germs new AMBULANCE soon.
5 - - ’~-,-WWJONE B_E ABLE To- say "i HELPED.”
'-. .-- . nexus-now on saint. n2 tannins: COMMITTEES
7“-‘. a
I‘;‘Regdhr‘0rcltestta to be increased to Ten
Hospital Ambulance Fund
A decent‘ambulance 15 one of a community’s cheapest
taint.“ I
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or Moreer Pieces
Norwalk Chronicler