Evening sentinel, Wednesday, March 22, 1916 · page 3

 
 
 

 

 

For Sale,

Wants!

 

” lace or Caps. Double Price.

Classified “Ads.”-—To L'ét.”

Ptofesslonal Cards. and
Miscellanea

LASSIF‘IED Advertisements on naispage. Twenty-Five Words or Less. 25c
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FOR ML]. TO LIT.

FOR SALE-191i EXCHBIOR NO- '"0 LET—FURNISHED
iorycle. Fully equipped. lbs-gait at‘rootn, for a business woman. Tele-
3125 Roddy & Ayre'. Garage, to Van phone afnd all improvements. Ono
ziu-t n‘ii—cl. l‘hse‘t Nornalk. uizz 8t minute from Clitford Hotel. Inquire
at Sentinel. Adreos ‘L".

 

 

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FOR BALE—T0 EVERY FAMILY.
one bottle of “Amaretto Cnsteliano"
the King of Spring tonics. It filters the
blood and gives force and vitality.
sold by all leading drugglsts. hotels
and cafes. n6 1m

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TO LET—HOUSE. NICE. FANCY,
live rooms, all improvements. 76 lax-
iugtou avenue and nice three rooms.
74 Lexington Avenue, and nice three
rooms. Oxford street. Inquire Steve
Kiss, 76 Irexington avenue. 11121 St

TO LET—ONE POUR ROOM AP-
partment. Improvements. One minute
from trolley. ten minutes from depot.
Inquire 84 Woodward avenue. Tel.
“06-12.

BUSINESS NOTICE.

 

FINLAVOON AND FANNING. AR-
chr‘baots. desire to announce that they
have oiienod so oflce for the general
pry-tine of architecture. Room 1, Hav-
lland Block. N Washington street.

 

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~ IODNE. 1. NORTH MAIN ST itormerly occupied by Salvation Army,
Id. Nor-walk I“. - "1". Also extremely large basement to rent.
.dhndrleanotbsol Id ad I Milnquire on premises. 8‘! North Main
hen repairing. Baby earring-s re

TO LET—STORE FROM APRIL 1st

 

 

isireet, South Norwalk. mu ft.

paired. Wedevaicanisingt-lessreeu To LIT—A mu. m ‘ EAST
III-Ht Want-sue area. last Norwalk. tin-g
-—— provemuts. Inquire DI. Bohannon. “y
ON. I. F. AW'C INSflTU- South Main stout. Telephone 60. i
.tlonandsrestlngbele. Theioca-l ' ' ' mutt
tion is esosllont. Terran moderateJc-l
coinodauons to: chronic cases. Spat)
islty for nervouanau. . rheumatism.

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convulsions. etc. .foe.booklot.Dr. ‘wm. Mt no, Inquire or!
M.F.A|doman.DvC~.MUoon. carton. out
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AMOUOBILES. *

TODAY IN WALL STREET.

A 'EW OOOO‘TOURINO C

‘month. Government jobs.

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WALL srnntrt', Noon.-—Heaviness
of leading lndustrials and Equip.

in»... especially a. a. Steel, Crucible

Steel and Baldwin oco. provokedtrah
Selling on the rally. Petroleums were

and roadstm. overhauled and in A-l
condition. ‘Wehrleiii Garage. 11 its!-
mond sired. Seuth Norwalk.
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ROCKY HILL POSTMASTER iN
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adversely allotted In W of fur. HAn'nronn. Mart-ti 22.—Arreated
litter WVOIWY disturbances in ‘on a charge of converting 865 of the
M91100 and MCI-HIM BWJIlllesrde'thVernments money to‘hia own use.
unlined abruptly on moderate onerlnsr-lsdwnni A. l’PCk. who has been post-
General Chemical '9" 2° ‘0 330. Gw‘imaster at Rocky Hill since October 1.
oral "Gin” 10 l0 75. “I‘d 30“”1 PM“) ‘was brought to Hartford yesterday at
Ittco Sugar 4 to 186. Dealings were tenuon, He appeared to be mentally
lighter than usual and more narrow. shattered when he was arraigned be

'ABSIOFI‘FMII 5'9 manifested lncmMuforc United States‘Commissioner Ii ‘

ind strength. but exchange to the Tau-3p. Farrell.
. ”“10 000mm" "it ‘Kflln weak For his client Attorney 5. N. nun.

Ionds were ateady- 'ninn waived an examination and ask-
‘ NEW YORK. March 22 (Wall ed that a commission be appointed to

Street. 1:30 p. m.)—--Pricea hardenedltnqtiim into the man's sanity. Thisl
nagIn at midday. the improvement fol~,wlll undoubtedly be done Committ-l

- lowing oilicia]. denials of peace ru- sinner Carroll held the accused than
more at Worthington. 0n the recov- for the next term of the Federal

ery. however, market lapsed into ex- court.
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trt-me dullness
REGEN Phone 1501

Programs Up to a Standard—Not
Down to a Price.

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flan always be found in the bills at the

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Matinee ................. 2:20

Evening ........ 7:15 to 10:30
“'l‘lm Entertainment Centre ‘59 Lune." All SCI“ ................ 10 COIN
-—~. .__ -W Boxes and Lopes ......... 20 Cents

 

TODAY:

Ralph Kellard and Lois Meredithl

in the great flve~part Paths
Gold Rooster Release.

“THE PRECIOUS PACKET."

Coming Thursday, Friday
and Saturday

MARCH 22—2344.
A Program Without Equal."

 

 

THURSDAY:
Showing for the first time in Great-
er Norwalk. Theda Bars. in
“GOLD AND THE WOMAN."‘

"rim Mammoth Musical and Spectacu-‘
lar Sensation."

The Vassar Girls

i A queenly organisation of instru-
. montaiists in a rare festival of music

 

‘FRIDAY:
Marguerite Clark. in

 

 

.' and cons. "our OF ‘THE DRIFT."
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"A Terpsichorean anusy.’ (Pmmoun‘).
SATURDAY:

. The Dance of the Siren
. Most Elaborte Dancing Novelty in
vaudeville.

Brand Double Feature Bill Extraor-
dinary. Mme. Petrova. in'
“THE spucstartxar."

(Metro).

And First Showing of the Greatest

of All Serials.

«THE STRANGE CASE

or MAhv Pics."
With Heart Walthsll and Edna
Mayo. (To be shown every
Saturday thereafter).

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“The comedians exceptional."

Logan 8: Ferris

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scent Musical Comedy hvorlte."

Maybelle Fisher

(“The Girl- from Maxims!)

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“ potighttui, In varied sang specialties. “Jam" "'23,: “LY-4"”
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WANTED.

WANTED—MEN, WOMEN. 315.00
Vacancies
constantly. Write for list positions
now obtainable. Franklin Institute,
Dept. 26 M. Rochester. N. Y.

 

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WANTED—ONE LADY IN EACH
town and city to undertake our Home
Income Plan. Reference required.
Sample and complete instruction for
250 stamps. Imperialfieckwear 00.,
New Haven, Conn.

WANTED—J GIRL FOR LIGHT
housework. and to care for baby. 0.
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WANTED—WONEN 'I‘O SORT iHA’l‘
roundings. The Kerr-Burnln hr 00..
1| Woodward avenue. mat it
WANTED—BOY son DEUVERY
in meat martoL Beers lost and
Provhion 00. mil 8!

WANTED—BOY FOB DELIVER.
N. Y. {latter- and fig ifsrhet, 81 So.
Nata street. South Norwnlk. roll it

 

 

WANTIO—Tflz NEW Bal‘l‘m
General Hospital, New Britain. Conn,
others a 2 1-2 year course of training
for nurses. Address. Supt. of Hospi-
tal for information. ’

wmso—ormrons, oxen»
enoed on Singer power machines en
in parts cl hon-adre- making. Oeod

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Chill Chaser

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The best gas tubing that can be se-
cured, positively ordorIesr‘v—cannot ne

nection.
Brass hose or independent COllllrt‘

Heaters may be returned for ftili
credit within two weelo- it not .iatts-
factory.

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of cattle and ponitry. Best prices
paid. Best prices paid for calves. H.
Friedman. South Norwslk. Tel. 1151.

 

 

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‘ Shirt Making. Beginners
paid while learning.

1 WOMEN FOR EXANiNtNo euttt'rs

‘ MAN FOR CUTTING ROOM.
GIRL 0N STRIPPFNG MACHINE IN
paper box department.

;Citieil, Peabody
‘ & Co. Inc.

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NU BONE CORSETS
$3.50 to $30.00
Olvss Both Comfort and Support
to even the stouteat of figures
Special Corset Walsh
for growing girls
Satisfaction guaranteed—Appoint-
ments only
MR8. LILLIAN REYNOLDS
64 Winfield St. East Norwalk
Phone 241;

GERMANS ARE BOMBARD-
ING MALANCOLRT VERY
' HEAVY.

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two machine guns ad-
vanced in the direction of El
Saile. north of Sheik Hosman,
land was attacked by our troops,
which were sent out’ anionic.
The enemy fled towards Sheik
Hosman.”
The: Russians have gained no
'success in their great e
gofi'cnsive against. the German
[lined the German War Office an:
med Wye v. '.
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Gaiiym 3. orthinnon Vs. Louise
Lain Wo . Order of notice. '
State of ticnt. l’nirleld Cont»

ty, Superior-Court, es. Bridgeport,

Phone No. 1680 and our Representative will call promptly.

PHONE No. 1680.

 

 

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Lott-A names GOLD WATCH
at the South Norwslk westbound OW
tics. yesterday. Initials V. D. H. Vale
nod for association. Return to Senti-
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WANTlD—YOUNO GIRL To AS-
slst with homework. N. R, cio Son-

 

.drarcn ma. A. D.. lots.

l Upon the complaint of the seld’
{Owilym R. Worthington praying, for
ireasocs therein set forth, for s divorce?

REV. DR. IARTO TALKS ON
FAITH.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

A RENIARKABLE DEMONSTRATION"

BY SPECIAL arrangement Dr. Blumer, of Hartford. we.
known throughout the state tor his remarkable work, will it“
the Sick ABSOLUTELY FREEnnd deliver here his fem ‘
health lecture.

Beginning Thursday. larch 23 Aitcrnooa
'l‘lten Following EVERY AFTERNOON st
March 24. 25. 27, 28 and 29th in

NEW RED MEN’S HALL

wss'r WASHINGTON sT. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. ‘ “

”“88"” No cofllscsreibtvlsfnd PubliftTIftaamu'vegtcou. "if

UNDER THE DIRECTION OF DR. WM. D. NUNRO.

The Natureopathic Doctors

WILL HEAL THE SICK FREE ‘ w

Doors open at 3 o’clock. Demonstration at 9:30. sharp. Mo :1“?
mission and treatise-it given in hall FREE. Don't fail to seeding; -‘
The sight of a lifetime. , . - .
A Startling Book Free To All First Day Only. or? '_

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(Remember that tlus book can only be procured the first day.
ter which the regular book store price will be charged.)

A III IETilIlll ,
‘ by means of which anyone can W“ ’._.--
cnre' their own diseases m.“ W3"
ONBTRA'I‘ED. ' 1‘ [3”

Their troatrnonu and teeming.»
of an intensely interesting m.~%l‘
talk of every city in which WM _.
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irbldrnable to the Superior (out. in a.” it i. . M’s“ .t'pmm“ in

WANTED—To nor am. KlNDli

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loutbcesh of the war. the Over
Mitts .
W in: tottering 1t. "‘3 ‘

and for FairneId County. on the first
Tuesday of April. 1916. _

It appearing to and being found by‘
the subscribing authority that the
said defendant is absent from this
‘Rtate and gene to parts unknown, but
formerly resided in Norwalk (‘onnecii-
cut.

Therefore Ordered, that notice of
the pendency of saithomplslnt be giv-
ien by publishing this order in the.
. Evening Samuel, a newspaper printed
.in Nonailt. in said county. three (3)
times successively. commencing on or
before the. 23rd day of March. A. I)..
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for l-‘airiiold County. mill 3i’

 

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Pairiield County Savings Bank,
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'annum was declared to
ifrom the earnings of the six months
tolling March" 31. rats.
i The some will be ontoroLon pass
.books and paid on and afler April to.
1918.

By order of the board of directors.
SEYMOUR CURTIS.

Treasurer

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l District at Norwalkf as. Probate
Court. March 6th. A. D., 1910.
Estate of Ann E. Hale, laid at NorwaIk
in said District. deceased.

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lowed six months from the data here-
of for the creditors of said hints to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their ac
counts. properly attested. within said
i time. will be debarred nr ecovery. Aii
persons indebted to said Eststwe
.requastsd to make immediate payment
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GEORGE H. VOSBURGH.
Administrator.
; District of Norwslk, as. Probate
Court. March 2iat. A. D..V1916.
l “Estate of Frank trust-Ham late of
Norwalh in said District. deceased.
Ordered. That the Administrator or-
' hibit his Adminisistion account to
this Court for sdustmonhit the Pro-
'hato once in Norwalk on the m day
up! March. 191. st 10 o’clock. forenoi‘in;

M and that all persons interested insatd
letato 4» not“ thereof. the
imleo laneiro htGMW’i-zé _ '
owosBrazll radooopoomsrhtor 5. published in om savings
when I.
"wnsapflrent scenes. t over the else»
”maths tour dela-

will

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are days before. saltutnrdsy‘et“

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Many Lines of Human Endeavor.
The keynote of the message at the

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Congregational church. on the Green,

was "Faith." Rev. C. E. Barto'
was the preacher. ills text
was: Jesus saith unto hint (Thomas),
Because thou hast seen me. thoti hast
believed: blessed are they that have
not soon. and ,ch have believed

(John 20. 29). Bciiinning with the
story of Jesus' manifestation of litm-
aelf to the other disciples. and then
to Thomas. who was not present when

;He appeared before and‘h‘ho naturally
. FRED W. 'I‘RACFZY, jenouuh named in sec for himself the View of the audience. without removnl‘Ne' England cities.
Assistant Clerk of the Superior (,oul’l‘same iiiiinihlc proof.~ whirl; the inn 0' C‘o‘h‘ng or exposure of the person. Remarkable cures are .

are hitd reccitetl 'l: llut'ttt ll‘lit‘l‘il

- tht- imporancc of faith II" a means of.

in many iillPr of human cn-
It has been the bridge by

pi egress

Norwalk, Conn.. March 16. lglsjwhich we have passed front Sllpt'f‘iltl- living in a world of wonders and In an .
At a r9801!" ““0““ of "m boardillon t olmowledge. from alchemy to .go of amazing advancement. He who”)! these "'"lmcms have “M
‘0' directors of the Psirdeld County chemistry. front witchcraft to medi- first, condemns without careful andlthe attention of thousands of W
FSavinga Bank held this day . dividend clue. and from a little narrow world'mmirehensive consideration hi) ll! till 1|“ “‘k“ 0‘ life. and giveIHO»
M m V!“ 0, mm...” D... m... parlor yesterday to the big world of mod-1

depositors ern achievement. Our scientists hrIVe preconceived prejudll‘e'

all been men 0 ffaith. believing that,
like Columbus. they could find a new
way to some desired goal.
course of their faithful searching a
world'of knowledge has been revealed.
80 faith begins with facts: see all
you can.

But faith goes further than sinht
and adds some things to life that can
lnever come just by seeing. The man
who owns a. mountain may not be as
rich in the real possession ,of it as the

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The Court of not,“ for the gain“ '30 really “90! and 790" tlltliiwhile the Natureopathic physicians that will astonlsh the skeptical;
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and sl— 2 thrill of its grandeur. Faith “ad“ to disclaim miracles and preclaim all n- the serious to thinking. and can,

[this world of tangible things the un~
[seen blessing of heaven. That bless-
.ing becomes very real; its results in
{the life are manifest. but’their source
i“ only appropriated by faith. 80, al-
so. faith sdds to this lifethe fellow-
ship of God. whose guidance through
the caries. loneliness. darkness. and
helplessness of life Is a precious pos-
session. which hnu been realised by
multitudes. but no more att‘lklngly
than by Abraham Lincoln in the. crises
of his presidency.

The preacher this evening will be

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Nos-walk Congregational church. -Ait
are qrdially Invited. The service. be-
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the RM. John Stapleton. of the South

wonsN DELEGATES AT aseua.

TOPIKA. Kan. larch 38.—'rw ve'
women delegntes attended. the b
lican' state convention here yesterday.

claim that aside from the W; F
each instructive lecture is worth 'a
hundred dollars to those who "3"“ ..
health. 3 . 9

These free healing dernonstrati-s
are given for the purpose of publicly,
proving the startllng instants” ;
manila in Natureopathic treatment!- A .5

The sick. deaf. blind, lame, ’
matic, palsid. paralyzed, snd all m
are crippled and on crutches, will be treated by transmitting the l‘ndig'flcb . ‘
ive substance of the human brain to any part of the body instantsnaculy. , . R
Dr. Blumer holds the record of re-,ing the last ten years created such n L
moving many goiters without cutting future of excitement in Boston. Path g?
or burning or the loss of one. drop of‘idence, Hartford. New Havean" ’3
blood. All treatments will be glvenport, New Britain. Danbury. 1"
upon the stage of open hall In fulljlrcndon. and most all of the widow

 
 

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formed by this new system of hint:
Absolutely Free of Charge. lug, Nitureopathy. the new melmd
: Don't say it can't be doni‘. but so treating disease. are fully explained.

and see it done. Remember you are in the hall. j. W ‘
Tun MARVELOUS CURES nadir;

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entry is certainly giving expression to’atck and suffering new life and » .
In the light That the deaf are made to hdsrt
of fact such hasty opinions are With-‘blind to see, the lame to walk: 7
out weight, wisdom, or common “zinc unsightly tumor is made to
The public is-cordially Invited toiaway and the foul cancer cl‘
bring the sick of their own choice to'nntl dried up simply by the - ‘
:the hall for “test treatment." that‘itlon of these treatments. without.
they may know the results are pulsations. seems beyond belief:
.‘uine and lasting. A startling winch are the claims rustle by ,
free to all first day only. Bring cou iwbo have been treated by them.“ .
‘pon below. you are given the chance to tqg
i Never before in the history of theiyunrrelf whether such things ..
treatment and cure of disease have-me. .
'such marvelous results been attained. THEY WILL PERFORM m

faults based upon scientific principles the doubtful that their power
fand vscientiilcally applied—~mnny de‘akrll is unquestioned. No matter:
clsre the astounding cures made every ltbe disease. how bad. how long
day by the Natureopathtc Doctor-a «rating or how hopeless the case..it; . '
modern MIRACLES beyond the power.bo amenable to cure; and. if .. ,
of man to describe. All public trent- n! all. these wonderful d m ~
ments are made entirely free. and tit-is wlfl prove before your very
nearly everybody in the audience an that cures are to and Till
feel their strange magnetic Influence. arm ONES LI. ARISE .
This Is the same gifted man who dur- WALK. ‘
Thee; demonstrations and tree clinics at the Hall will be given is
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Revolutionln Wham-thy Dc]. 31.0.13 ,
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