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faoe or Caps. Double Price.
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FOR BALI.
TO LET.
FOR SALE—TILES” COW AND
call for sale. Inquire of Joseph Erdas
(‘otutet'J-M Menue tn.'o 1t
FOR SALE—l
SB'I HF l\TIfR
Chdhst we bobs, thrill) and l 3; H. P.
Blellrit ll L‘
guod a~ new
IItti’Ul.
Art hut
complete,
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do
FOR SALE ~I1‘Altll lltil SE. SI.\'
rootu i. use. 2 small t-elars, large barn.
coop pt: pelt. wagon barn. mood shed,
and low! acres of land. tor 82,100 and
3500 (hit John Kuban, West Nor.
“silt it l~‘ i). It! liarteu Conn
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FOR SALE— —TO EVERY EAMIIX
one be tie of ‘Amaretto casteliano"
the King of Spring tonlcs. It filters the
blood and gives force and vitality,
sold by .1" leading druggists, hotels
and cat»- me Im
ttttt NOIICI —
NOTICE OF SALE OF HOUSE AND
LOT KNOWN AS N0. 230 MAIN~
STREET, NORWALK, AND A
BUILDING LOT NEAR BY.
. The undersigned will sell at pub-
lic aortic-n to the highest bidder, on
the premises, on the let day of April,
1916, at two o'clock Tn the aferncon,
the foil owing premises:
That tettaln new house known as
No. 230 Main street, /NOI'WIllli, con-
taining eleven rooms two baths. and
an extra toilet, with gas, electric
light ant all modern Imprmetnents,
situated on a lot fifty (50) feet front, '
and on. hundred and leven'; nine.
(179) feel, more or less, In depth. n
tending from Main 'Itreo'. to Sound
View Court, and that oertain bulld-
inr lot. near by the profiles above
describti , being fifty (50) feet i‘rontl
and reu and two hundred and two
(’02) fut. more or less. in dept It. ex-
tending from said Main street to said
Sound View Court.
Term. of sale to be as follows: ‘
Ten per cent. to be paid In cash at
the time of the sale. balance by Wed-
nesday. April 6th, 1016. at twelve
o‘c. ‘ocIt noun but the [IIIICIIIAPI‘ may
have the pritllcge of leaving part of
the pun base price on first mortgage.
THE .7. M IAl TON l’. (‘0.. L\'C.
mSO 25.
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1 and roadsters.
‘Fon SALE—\
ROSE
SQI'AltlrI
wood piano \tr, pretty .‘l,\le. has
well nit~el_\ kept, Jtrltt' etultt dollar»
_ Atldlt‘se, l'tiillu it I" 1‘. ill. lhil‘lt’ll,
i‘nnti lti‘ZU it
To LET—'l llltl‘ t FURNISHED
rooms. logt‘lllcl’ or separate. conten-
irnt-w ,for litilll housekeeping, heat.
itent reasonastlv t‘.tll after six p in,
o“ Spring street. dais 3t
TO LET—1.0“ Ell
PART OF
house. 2M: East atentte. corner of
t‘ottage slrtet lnqtttre Plain. ll.
Iioyt. Keel r building llli\ 3t
TO LET» NO 12 PORT STREET,
upper floor of the rooms n'ilIl‘ 1 ex
tra room in attic. Electric lights and
lOIlt—I. Mr»: Frank Day, Betta place.
nil? 3t.
To LET~SToltE FROM APRIL}st
formerly occupied by Salvation Anny.
Also extremely large basement to rent.
inquire on premises, 87 North Main
street, South Norwalk. still ft
70 LET—Temps. 201 niéT
Washington street, East Norwalk. lut-
provements. Inquire Dr. Ilohannon, 64
South Main street. Telephone 60.
ml: tf
TO LET—TWO THREE ROOM
floors and two four room floors. lin-
protements. electric lights and gas.
One minute from trolley, ten minutes
from depot inquire Bl Woodward ave
nue. Tel. 1106-12 fl tf
TO LET—BUNGMDW. N0. 31
l incolu avenue. 6 rooms and bath. All
imptotements. Rent 820. Inquire of
c. H. Hoyt {9 ti
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AUTOMOBILES.
A FEW GOOD TOURING CARS
Oterhnuled and In A-l
cordition. “'ehrie‘s Garage, 11 Rat’-
tnond street, South Norwalk.
LOST
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LOST -A IADIES' GOLD WATCII
at tltt South Noruslk westbound sta-
tion, yesterday. lnitlttls V. D. H. Val-
ued for assoriatlon. Return to Senti-
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MATINEE DAILY 2:20. EVENNG
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WEDNESDAY, MATINEE AND NIGHT, MARCH 22
RALPH KELLARD AND LOIS MEREDITH
Rooster Release. .
Showing for tlt eflrst
THURSDAY, MATINEE AND'NIGHT, MARCH 23
THEDA BARA IN “GOLD AND THE _WOMAN"
time in Greater Norwalk.
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SATURDAY, MATINEE AND NIGHT, MARCH 25
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and First Showing of the Greatest of All Serials,
"THE STRANGE CASE OF MARY PAGE”’
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PRICES—MATINEES.ALL. SEATS. 10¢, EVENING,
ALL SEATS, 10¢—soxss AND Loom, 20¢
c) ' (Paramount).
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Coming. Wm.
Foul.
Coming, Tuesday evening only. March as, Frances Starr (herself). In
Dat Id Belasco's greatest adoring. "Marie Odlle."
on sale Thursday, March 23. Corning. Marie Dom.
Coming. Mary Pickford In "Poor Little Pep-
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in "Diploma-
Mom. In “The Bondsman"
Coming. Avril ll. IMO Ami (ml!)-
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WANTED BUY '10 ll-IARN THE
pttnlets trade, I’atd while learning.
Iiutttl opportunity ful n brtght boy
Itiqutrt The Review other, batten
11120 1t
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can furnish recommendations as to ah-
ility and character and who desires it
posilttyt nltete hard work means sur-
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WANTED AN ENERGHTH'
young lullii itt grocery store. A bright
future to a willing worker. Good pay.
Address II. I-‘. A. Co, I'. 0, Box lot},
WANTED—-MESSBNGER BOY.
Apply at telephone office. nil? 3t
WANTED—AN ASSISTANT IN Till-J
Shipping OIIIoe. Male or remote. Apply
Raymond Bros. nil? 3t
WANTEDW BOYS READY TO
work Monday morning. March 20th.
Lounsbury, Mathewson & Co. m1? at
( I‘nb.
. WANTED AN EXPERIENCED
gardner. (‘ail Tuesday between I:
and 2 p. Ill. Mrs. Selwyn, Rowayton.
an? lit
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WANTED—«MAN ANI) WIFE AS
caretakers: no children. References
required. Write no: 333, South Nor-
walk. ml? 3t
’WANTED THE NEW BRITAIN
tlemral Iloupitttl, New Britain, Conn,
otters. a 2 1-2 year course of training
for nurses. Address, Supt. of limpi-
tai for information.
WANTED OPEILA’lfltiltS l‘xf‘mu-
t‘Il(t“(l on Singer pout-r machines on
.tll purts of housedress making. Good _
ptty and steady work assured. Royal
.\Ifg. (‘o.. it; Washington street. mill tit
WANTED—v YOI'NG GIRL 'I‘t)
”As-
sist ulth housework. N. It. co Seu-
tinel.
WANTED -I’UI’IIS TO JOIN MY
class to lcurn massaging and plt\'.<i-.
cnl culture. (‘ttn earn at least 3.30 a
week. :or pattltulars “I‘llf‘ or call.
Dr. .\I. . Adlcmttn. 39 Subutban ave-
. tine. Stamford. Enclose stamp for re-
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WANTED~T0 BUY ALI. KINDS:
pricesi
paid. Best prices paid for calves. H...’
Fl'lt‘tlllmn, South Norwallt. Tel. “5!.:
of cattle and poultry. Best
WANTED-MEN, WOMEN.
month. Government jobs.
constantly. Write for list positions
now obtainable. Franklin Institute,
Dept. 26 ‘.\I, Rochester. N. Y.
$75.00
WANT
Operators on El parts of
Shirt Making. Beginners
paid while learning.
Clllell, Peabody
&Co., Inc.
MAN FOR CUTTING ROOM.
GIRL 0N BTRdPPING MACHINE IN
imp" box department.
RUIIINESS NOTICES
mos L. vvatE, 0mm
and'dosigner. would like a few cash
cmtomera 35 years experience. Best
of reference. so Orchard street, Nor-
walk. Conn. mo 'lt
MM. LAMIAN’D INSTITU-
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'force of which already is
Vacancies _
NEUTRAL AND OTHER
SHIPS SUNK BY SUBMA-
RINES
(common a»... ram Page.)
The impression prevails in
high political circles in Athens
that Romania shortly will aban-
don her policy of neutrality in
favor of the Entcnte Allies.
Should Romania enter the war
~Greek officially would be placed
in an embarrassing position, the
felt.
Military representatives of the
Entente Allies do not disguise
the fact that at present they have
30 need of Greece and do not de-
re to assume responsibility for
maintenance and eqmpment of
the Greek army unless they are
assured definitely of co-operation
in the event of an allied oliensive
=n Macedonia.
The course of the fighting at
Verdun has produced a marked
impression on even the most de-
termined non-interventionis‘a.
and the royalist press is changing
ing its toll: in regard to the par-
ticipation of Greece in the war.
The feeling of the allied diph—
rratists seems to be that if
Greer: desires to enter the war
nov. she will have to do so on her
own initiative and with no condi-
tions with respect to territorial
compensation.
A strong French column with
light artillery from the Saloniki ,
entrenched camp has attacted and
occupied the villages of Macikovo,
Karadagh and Kozuna, which had
been entered by Teuton and Bul-
garian forces. according to a Reu-
ter dispatch from Saloniki, dated
March 18. The French had only
a few casualties.
Owing to the encroachment of'
the Teutonic Allies into Greek
.territory.'old the consequent ad:
vance of the French. the neutral
frontier zone which had been
agreed upon bettwen the Greek
and Bulgarian governments is now
eliminated. Forces of the Central
Powers and of the Entcntc Allies
are face to face, the dispatch adds.
and shelling. sniping and grenade
throwing are in progress in the
neighborth of the above men-
tioned villages. about thirtv miles
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BUSINESS NOTICE.
FINLAVWN AND FANNING, AR-
chitects, desire to announce that they
have opened an office for the general
practice of architecture. Room I. HM-
lland Block. 94 Washington street.
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A.-‘MODNE. '10 NORTH MAIN ST.
louth Norwalk. Bicycles. motorcycles
tad Sundries. Both sold on exchanged
Expert pairing. Bby carriages ro-
sstred. e do yulcanlslng. Prices res
unable.
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4.
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“rand Minstrel
Vaudeville
Will be presented by
lllltll Illllllll Ill. 56
of Norwalk.
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THEA_T_R_E
Wed. Eve, March22,
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Tickets on Sale
Monday, Mar. 20; Tuesday, 21: a
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Wednesday, 22nd.
Box office open at 10"o'elock Mott-
day morning.
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NU BONE CORSETS
: $3.50 to ”0.00
Gives Both Comfort and Support
to even the stoutest of figures
special Cot-set Waters
for growing girls\‘
meats only -
MIC. LIN-IAN MVNOLD’
u Winfield 0t. East Not-walk
' Phone 141-5
LNDI‘II bone is. usually an
"evaluable-tips”; moons. of
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eminence to desist from political,
activity."
,vertiser wins-just as the
Satisfaction guaranteed—Appoint ..
north oi Salontki. as on the other-i 7
fronts, where the adversary forces: '
are in contact.
\
Dr. Lauro Muller,
the lmparcial
him regarding the
made in the Nacion of Buenos
Aires that the American republics
are exchanging views on the
question of utilizing German and
Austrian vessels. said that so far
no common action had been at-
tempted. He added that there
would be no occasion for surprise.
however, if a common or parallel
action in this sense were under-
taken by the dilferent countries.
which are working under the
same inspiration.
Governor- -Ge,cral von Bissing,
according to at Brussels telegram
has addressed a letter to Cardinal
Mercier regarding the latter's
Lenten pastoral to which allusion
has already been made in dis-
patches, says Reuter's Amster-
dam correspondent. The German
Eeneral's letter is as follows:
who questioned
“There can, of course, be no
doubt I never prevent your
-minencc from communicating
to your flock whatever the Holy
Father wishes them to know
through you. but besides this,
your eminence. in pastoral letters,
indulges in political statements
against which I decidedly, pro-
test. It is quite inexcusable that
your eminence should raise un-
justified hopes regarding the is-
sue of the war. Thus, for in-
stance. your eminence has men-
tioned inaccurate utterances of
persons who are not in touch with
the events and who certainly can-
nSt be called experts. You speak
of the possibility that a decision
such as you desire could be ex-
pected by the spreading of diseas-
es. By such arbitrariness ypu
cause among a credelous populsy
tion noxious excitement and in-
duce them to oppose the adminis-
tration work of those who are in
occupation of the country. Espec-
ially inadmissible in a pastoral
letter is a hint at nunace to the
religious liberty of the people of
the occupied territory. Your emi-
nence knows beet how completely
unjustified is this suspicion.
"In these circumstances I shall
henceforth sternly prosecute any
political activity and any stirring
up of hostile sentiment against
the authoritv of the occuovinq
power, which_.ettthoritv 5': limiti-
mate. according to international
law.
“If hitherto I Submitted of—
fenses of the clergy to your emi-
nence for punishment. I must now
desist from this procedure, be—
cause. your c"1i2\¢n“r u. ts an ex-
amnle of insu‘mrd‘mtion and.
therefore. no success can be ex-
pected from your interveutr‘m
"Your eminence v '1). ncc rorr
reolv "~19 I misunderstood indi-
vidual oessages of the pastoral
letter. As such a controver5v is
wholly fruitless. I have no inten-
tion to re-onen it. Moreover. I am
firmly resolved no more to allow
your eminence to abuse high of-
ficers by political agitatio’rt ‘for
whirl" ordin'erv arcnsetionn Will
be caller. to account. I warn VOIII'
”The insistent Sentinel classified ad-
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There Are Plenty of Good Seats Left for the Big Show. ,
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minister of foreign afi’airs, in an ‘
interview With a representative of9
statement . ,
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