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Classified “Ads.”—To Let.
For Sale,
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
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Business and ’
LASSII'IED Advertisemnta on .uis page. Twenty-Five Words orLesa. 25c
i‘hree Times. 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion In Black-
face or Caps. Double Price.
-‘ '03 CAL].
FOR SALE—l SET OF
changeable bobs, cheap and 1 33 H. P.
eloctrrc l) C. nrotor, complete. as
good a: new. Arthur \l'aldron. mill 3!
cu
FOR SALE v—I"AR.\I IIOI'SI-j. SIX
room house, 2 small celars. large barn.
coop. p1,: pen. wagon barn, wood shed,
and I0 Ir acres of land, for 32.4th and
8500 (Wish John Kuban, West Nor-
walk it F. i). 40 Darlen, Conn.
”-
FDR SALE—TO EVERY FAMILY,
one bottle of‘ Amaretto Castellano'
the King of Spring tonlcs. It filters the
blood and gives force and vitality,
sold by all leading drugglsta. hoteil
and cafes. mt 1m
B 081 NESS NOTICE
FINLAYSON
chitecta. desire to announce that they
have opened an ofilce for the general
practice of architecture. Room 1, Her.
iland Block. 94 Washington street.
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A. ”CONE, 10 NORTH IAIN IT.
loath Nos-walk. Biopsies. motorcyclesl
.Isnedrlesjothsollatlesobasgsd.I
mmuyaarrlagesre‘
paired. We do vulcanlsing. Prices res
“Able
on. M. r. ALDEMAN'a lNSTlTU-.mmt, South Norwallt.
The loca-‘
tion ls excellent Terms moderate. Ac-
tion and a resting home.
comodatlona for chronic cases. Spoc-
ialty for nervousness, rheumatism,
convulsions etc. Good for booklet. Dr.
If. F. Aldeman. D. 0.. Chmford Conn
LOST
L08T~A LADIES' GOLD WATCH provements.
at the South iNorwalk westbound ate»
lion, yesterday. Initials V. D. II. Val
nod for association. Return to Senti-
nel office and receive reward. into at
lxrrflt‘
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mo FANNING, ARI
I TO as.
T0 LET—FURNISHED FRONT
room. for a buFIIIOSo woman, Tele-
One
Inquire
nti’l 3t
phone afnd all improvements.
minute from Clifford Hotel.
at St-Illint‘l Adress “L".
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TO LET—THREE FURNISHED
I'OOIlln, together or separate, conven-
lellt‘es for light housekeeping. heat.
Ilent reasonable (‘nll after six p. m..
68 Spring r‘ll‘rui. hills 3!
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OF
of
B.
Inlo‘ at
1'0 LET—HOUSE, NICE, FANCY,
live rooms, all improvements. 76 Lex-
ington avenue and nice three rooms,
74 Lexington avenue. and nice three
roonrs. Oxford MINI. Inquire Steve
Kiss. 76 Lexington avenue. m21 3t
ro LET—ONE FOUR ROOM AP-
Ipartnient. Improvements. One minute
,from trolley. ten minutes from depot.
‘inquire 84 Woodward avenue. Tel.
1106-12.
TO LET—LOWER PART
house. 256 East avenue. corner
Cottage street. inquire i-‘rank
iioyt. Keeler building.
Iformerly occupied by Salvation Army.
Also extremely large basement to—eent.
inquire on premises. 87 North Main
mil ft
‘ TO LIT—A BNRE, 207
.Waehlngton street East Norwalh. Im-
iprorements. Inquire Dr. Bohannon, tit
'South Main street. Telephone 60.
ml: t!
TO LIT—TWO THREE ROOM
Idoors and two four room doors. in
I
I
‘One minute from trolley, ten minutes
from depot. inquire 84 Woodward ave-
nue. Tel. 1106-12. ' fi if
TO LET—BUNGALOW, NO. 31
The two local postmaster-s have
Lincoln avenue. 6 rooms and bath. All
‘N. Y. Butter and Egg Market, 27 80.
TO LET—mill! FROM APRIL lst.
enoed on h‘ingor power machines on'
EAST.
electric lights and gas. I
WANTEDHA GIRL FUR
housework. and to care for baby.(:
0. iii. co Sentinel. 11120 tfl
LIGHT
WANTED-«SOLICITOR. MAN WHO
can furnish recommendations as to ah
ility and character and who desires a
position whereihard work means sut-
cea‘s. Write to Box 704. ml? 3t
WANTED AN FA‘ERGETII‘
young man In grocery store. A bright
future to a willing worker. Good pay.
Address II F. A. (‘u.. l’. 0 Box 466.
WANTED WOMEN TO SORT HAT
roundinga. The Kerr-Burnln Fur Co.
18 Woodward avenue. m21 3t
WANTED-BOY POI! DELIVERY
in meat market. Boers Meat and
Provision Co. m1 at
WANTED—BOY FOR DELIVERY
Main street. South Norwalk. m21 at
WANTED—~1‘HE NEW BRITAIN
General Hospital. New Britain, Conn.
offers a 2 1.2 year course of training
for nurserr. Address. Supt. of Hoopl-
tai for information.
WANTEDwOPl-IitA‘I‘OltS. nxanI-I
all' parts of boost-dress making. Good
pay and steady work assured. Royal
Mfg. Co., 85 Washington street. mlti 6t
WANTED—YOUNG OIILL to A3-
Isiat with housework. N. 'R.. ego Sen-
tinel.
WANTED-PUPIIB TO JOIN MY
class to learn massaging and physi-
cal culture. Can earn at least $50 It
'vveek. For particulars write or call
Dr. M. F Adleman, 30 Suburban a".
nne. Stamford. Enclose stamp for NH ,
llJll'. 11115 6! I
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WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
of cattle and poultry. Best prices
”W3003W .
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improvements. Rent 820. inquire of
IQ. E. Hoyt. f9 tf
-__. an.
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_ AUTOMOBILES. . I
ticlos may be admitted to the mIIIsI A SW 6000 TOURING CARS
through parcel DOM providing theyImd roaristera. Overhauled and in Al I
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are packed according to the pestrrl condition. W ehrlea Garage, 11 Ray I
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laws and regulations. iurorrd street. south horwnlk.
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paid. Best prices paid for coins. H
Friedman. South Norwalk. Tel 1151.
been adVIsed that an agreement has
been reached between the government
of Argentine and this country, where-
by oils, pastes. greases and other ar
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PHONE 1 501
REGEN
' MATINEE DAILY 2:20. EVENNG CONTINUOUS 7:15 TILL 10:30.
(Two Complete Shows.)
lere's the greatest Motion Picture Program . m ”mm MOM
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Cinell, Peabody
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Operators on all parts of .
Shirt Beginners
paid while learning.
WOMEN FOR EXAMINING SHIRTS‘
Making.
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TUESDAY, MATINEE AND NIGHT, MARCH 21
Paramount offers Jesse Lasky’s Production presenting
AMERICA'S MOST POPULAR PHOTO-PLAY STAR.
BLANCHE SWEET
In a Photo-Play of Conflicts between Capital and Labor. culled
“THE BLACKLIST”
A Frank and dramatic dlsdussion of the industrial problems. reveal-
ing secrets of the organized wu- between employers and labor.
WEDNESDAY, MATINEE AND NIGHT, MARCH 22 ’
RALPH KELLARD AND LOIS MEREDITH
in the great Five-Part Patbe Gold Rooster Release.
“The Precious Packet”
THURSDAY, MATINEI AND NIGHT. MARCH 23
Showing for th eilrst time in Greater Norwnlk.
THEDA. BARA IN “GOLD AND THE WOMAN"
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FRIDAY, MATINEE AND NIGHT, MARCH 24
MARGUERITE CLARK IN “our on THE DRIFT," _.
(PARAMOUNT) ‘
NU BONE COROE‘I’S
03.50 to 080.“)
Gives Both Comfort and Support
to even the stouleat of figures
Special Corset Walate
for growing girls
Satisfaction guaranteed—Appoint-
ments only
MR8. LILLIAN REYNOLDS
64 Winfield St. East Norwallt
Phone 241-5
“The World. The War
and Germany"
SATURDAY, MATINEE AND NIGHT. MARCH 25
Grand Double Feature Bill Extraordinary.
MME. PETROVA IN “THE SOUL MARKET"
(METRO) —Addresa by— .
and first Showing of the Greatest of A11 Serials. 93- WIRT W. BARNITI.
"TI-IE STRANGE CASE OF MARY PAGE" “M “'9"
HILLSIDE SCHOOL,
With Henry Walthall and Edna Mayo. .
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22040,
(To be shown every Saturday thereafter.)
PRICES—MATINEES, ALL SEATS, 10¢. EVENING,
ALL SEATS. 10¢—aoxns AND LOGES. 20¢
Coming. Tuesday evening only. larch 28. Frances Starr (herself). in
David Belasoo'a greatest offering. “Marie Odiie."
on sale Thursday. March :3. Coming.
cy” (Paramount).
Ins” (Paramount).
Fox).
Reserved settle
Marie Dam. in "Diploma-
Comlng. Mary Pickford. in ."Poor Little Pep-
Comlng. Wm. Mum. in “The Bondsman"
Coming. April .11. Maude Adams (herself).
.m contaminant ”Kevin
At arm o'Clock.
rrcrtsre ............. so esters
HWITAL NOTED."
bliss Urey Pauline. to bound
street. Iris/admitted last night. and
operated on this morning. \
Mi's. diary I. Weed. of Harbor avoj-
ride, was admitted yesterday for melt
cal treat-oat.
Master George Woods. of Vim
was discharged m i
You can purthaue your electric
rate. No meter.
0
in which to repay us.
only and you should
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isns captured reached 935. and
the number of machine guns fair.
on was increased to seven. Sev-
eral attacks by the enemy against
Mrslivrh and Km broke down.
At Romaon the Anette-Hungar-
ians captured a position and took
r45 Italians and two machine
guns.
"Lively fighting continues on
the Carinthian front. In the Ty-
rol frontier district the enemy
held the Col di Lana section and
some points south of the from
under his artillery fire."
The official statement pays a
tribute of admiration to the brav-
cry of the Austrian troops. who
gave way only on account of the
superior strength of the Russian
'“Iattaclting forces. It adds that
the only means left to the Aus-
trians to avoid capture was to
break through the Russian posi-
tions at Uscieczko. and this they
did with complete success.
A Router dispatch from Tehe-
ran save that Russian forces en-
terctl lspnlrnn. thc oltl capital of
Persia. on March to.
Austrian forces operating
Inorthwest of Uskieczkn. on the
Dniester river near the Btrkowina
'border. were forced by the pres-
sure of the Russians to evacuate
the bridgehead fortifications and
Ito abandon their transports. Un-
der cover of night they succeed-
ed in reaching the Austrian ad-
vance posts northwest of Zale
I.Szczvlty north of Czernowitz. ac-
Icording to the Austrian official
statement issued today.
Grand Minstrel
——AND—
Vaudeville:
Will be presented by
llIIIlll IRIIIIII III]. 56
of Norwaik.
_A1'_.
‘PALACE
Wed. Eve, March22,
BUY YIIIIR LIGHTING
0N A FLAT RATE.
lighting iron. u: on a fiat :
You always know manly what your so
bril rs gorng to be. Plat rates $1 per month and up dc- 3
pending on the number and sine of lamp: Installed
If your house is not wired for electric
pay for lhe wiring and fixtures and give you twelve months
This offer ii- for a .lllulted time
take advantage oi II at orrte
ASK OUR SALES DEPARTMENT fOR FURTHER
IIIIE IIIIIIII IIICIIIB IIBIII I IIIIIII III.
i 37 WALL ST. PHONE N0. 1680.
- Those who neglect to present their ac-
31.5an To 'I‘IIE src
”“3” "t: 30020.33“:
A REMARKABLE DEMONSTRATION-
::9 BY SPECIAL arrangement Dr. Blumer, of Hartford. w
3. known throughout the state for his reunrkable work, will is“
‘the sick ABSOLUTELY FREEand deliver here his Iam‘
::.health lecture.
vs
4
lights we will
II: Beginning Thursday. Harem Afternoon "
,8,‘ Then Following EVERY AFTERNMN oi
.9I March 24. 25. 27, 28 and ”III in .. . .,
A All Seats and Public Treatment
N0 couscnone. ALL ARE wchoua.
IIIIISSIIII
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF DR. WM. D. HUNRO. I
' The Natureopathic Doctors
lie“. "0M '. WILL HEAL THE SICK FREE
. _ I Doors open atao'clock. Demonstration atzzso. sharp. Ad;
9‘1”“ RI “ °""I“5‘°“ “5' 1mm" mission and treatment given in hall FREE. Don't fail to see then
Lela Worthington, Order of notice. IT," sight of ‘ lifetime
State of Connecticut, Fairneid Coun- I
1!. Superior Court, Is. Bridgeport. A Startling Book Free To All First Day Only.
March 17th, A. 1).. 1916. I(Remember that this book can ouy be procured ythe first day. ai- .
SIM ter which the regular book store price will be charged.) ‘
Upon the complaint/ of the
for‘
I II. .ET'.’
Owiiym R. Worthington praying.
by nlt'lnh' of which anyone can belphe
reasons therein set forth. for a divorce ,
rotor-noble to the Superior Court. in
and for i-‘airlleld County. on the first ..
'I‘r:sd&:;::r‘i(l; algebelng found by cure their own diseases FULLY DEI Iasd aciaatmcally applied—Isl] w
the subscribing authority that the ONSTRATEII- ’ clans the astounding cures made
rIaid defendan. I, “I,“ "om this Their treatments and lectures are day by as Natureopatllc Doctors
State and gone In part‘a unknown. but of an Intensely Interesting nature, the model'- IIRACLES beyond the m
formerly resided in yon...” compo“. talk of even citv in which their work of man to describe. All public
cut, has been dtrnonstrated. some criticrr ments are made entirely fro),
Therefore Ordered. that notice of claim that aside from the treatment. nearly everybody In the audifiel
each instructive lecture is worth a feel their strange magnetic islet! ~
hundred dollars to those who valueI'I‘bla is the same gifted man who d
health. log the last ten years createdfape'n
These free healing demonstrations furore of excitement tn Boston,
are then for the lmt'pow of publicly idence. Hartford. New Haven, Iii-lam
proving the startling instantaneous port, New Britain. Danbury. ~
runlts in Natnrcopathir treatments Modems and most all of the priadpfl .
The sick deaf. blind, lame rheu- New England cities. .
matic, palsid, paralyzed. and all who Remarkable cures are daily .
arc (rippled and on crutches. will be formed by this new system of III '
tmrteti by transmitting the radio rut lag. Natureopathy. the new method .
live substance of the human brain to treating discaer, are fully explall .
any part of the hotly Instantaneouslt in the hall.
I". Illumer holds the record of re THE 'MAItVELOI’S CURES
moving many goiters witlrorrt cutting by these treatments have ours:
or burning or the loss of one drop of the attention of thousands of .
blood. All treatments will be given In all walks of life, and given to
'upon the stage of open hall In full sick and Inlet-lug new life and .
view oi the audience. without removal That. the “I are made to w;
of clothing or exposure of the person blind to no. the lame to walk;
Absolutely Free of Charge. the unsightly tumor rs made to
counts. 97°09”! 3"“th within “MI Don't sav it can't be done. but go any and the four cancer
tlme,wll lbe debarred a recovery \II and be? it done. Remember you are and dried up simply by the
”no“ indebted to “Id E8“. " are living In a world of wonders and in an tion of these ITEBImfdlI-fi.
requested to make Immediate payment age of amazing advancement. He who ovations. seems beyond belief
to rat condemns without careful and such are the claims made by
’ ROBERT M WIU‘OX (orrrprehenuive (onelderntron and In who have been treated by than.
Ad-rnln-lis-t—ralor Iquiry is certainlv giving expression to you are given the chance to
District of Norwallt: as pmbateIprcconceived prejudice. in the light yourrolf whether such (bingo);
(‘ourt \Iarclr 201lr A 1).. 1916. Iof fact such hast) opinions are. with Ira.
Estate of Jomnm Ifllnxweller late out weight, wisdom, or common seneer THEY WILL PERI-‘08!" ' Ii
of \‘orwalk in said Diutrlct deceasedI The public is cordially Invited to that will astonlsh the .
The Court of Probate for the 1m brrng the sick of their own choice to the serious to thinking, a,
trict of Norwallt hath limited and a1 Ithe hall for “test treatment " that the doubthl that their mi
lowed six months from the date here- they may know the results are gen skill ls unquestioned. No .
of for the creditor of said Estate to nine and lasting. A startling boot the disease. how bad now I“ . .
exhibit their claims for settlement free to all first day only. Bring oorr- Iing or how hopeless the M
pon below. -be line-bio to mire: add.
Never before in the history of the at. all, these wonderful .
“III?- “'I“ be debarred l MVBYY- A“ treatment and cure of disease havu this will, prove before_yo'ni"
99'5““ "Idem“! ‘0 “Id Estate. are '9‘ such marvelous results been attaineJ. that curse are. possible and
quell“ to in!“ Immedme Wmem'wrrne the Natureopathic physicians rucrnn owns WILL sale!
to disclaim ,mirafles and proclaim all rs- WALK. \
THE SOUTH NORWAIJK TRUST CO. ’ .
These demonstrations and free clinics at the Hall will be git/Ce - --
sllls heed upon scientilc ,
the pendency of said complaint be giv-
en by publishing this order in the
Evening Sentinel. a newapnper printed
In Norwallt. in said county. three I3I
times successively. commencing on or
before the 23rd day‘ of March. A. It.
1016. -
FRED M'. TRAt‘EY. v
Assistant Clerk of the Superior Court
for Fairdeld t‘ount)’. mls 31
DirItr‘ictHof Norwalk, 33.. I’rolnte
Court. March 6th. A. It, 1916.
Estate in (‘onnecticnr of .Iamm .\
McGInnis. line of Newark. In the Slave
of New Jersey. (imam-d.
The (‘ourt of Probate for the Ills-
trrict of Norwalk. hath limited and :Il
lowed six months from the date here
of for the creditors of said Estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
These who neglect to present their :Ic .
m7 Ii 21
counts. properly attested, within said
Administrator
m21 28 at C. RI HOY'I‘, Treas. 23‘ 24' 25' 27' 23 and 29.
b‘ivInENb’NOTICE. .
COUPON—S ,.
Fairileld County Savings Bank, ME
Nomglk' onn" March 16. 1916“ NA. ........... . ................................. _
. At a regu meeting ‘of the board ADDRESS .................... . ................
of directors of the Fair—held County OITY ................ ............ _ .............
in order to receive themed. valuable book entitled“
Revolution In Medical mun." by Dr. L. Dinner. on _
Coupon In ink and bring it to tbe‘all on Thursday. II
I Savings Bank held this day a dividend
.at the rate of four (4) per cent. per
’annum wan declared‘ to depositors
FREE
lfrom the earnings of the six months at 2:00 p. in.
.ending :March 31. 1916. .
I The same will be entered ctr pass m a? t .- _ _.
I‘ " and paid on and after April 10."
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Tickets on Sale
so mo 75:.
' 200 RUSH BEATS AT 260»
Monday. Mar. :0; Tuesday. 21: a
Wednesday. and.
I
.Isrtoiilee open at 10 o'clock Isn-
do: we” ‘
1016.
By order of the board of directors.
SEYMOUR CURTIS.
Inn lat Treasurer
“Does your boy Josh have any
trouble with his Mon?"
“Not a bit." replied Farmer Corn-
tossel. “He's big enough to make
anon 'elnstandaltotnllifho want-
to. Brit he iea' let's ’m go on
I
Itslkln' ea' asvoraaysawordback."-
nWashinioaltar. '
to'
WAR ORDER FO'R BEEF STEWS.
ment was made here today that the
British Government has awarded a
contract to the Imperial Canaries.
Ltd; of Montreal. for {00,000,000 otte-
pound canevof beef slow for use as
army rations. The egg-onto .valse
of the contract is given as ”1.000.000.
Dditvories are to begin- within fatty
days and theoontract Ia tolls Iliad
within a year. ' .
‘I‘hc lmperialCaanerlss-isaaowooe'
notation, composed of three America‘s '
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Norwalk Chronicler