_g A queenly organization of n I Wants! Classified For Sale, Professional Cards, and ellaneous “Ads.”—-To Let, Business and LASSIFIED Advertisements on .nlspage. Twenty-Five Words orlress. 25c I'hree Times. 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion In Black- face or Caps. Double Price. ’ORIALI. r amnenls, all steam healed. bath and modern improvements, Centrally lo m'ed in ms! residential section in- qiire I‘T‘dt‘ntk Laudtl. 4 South Mam street. Room 3 Phonr 1659m1’3 lit FOR SALE—Filth ASSEI“ OR roasting chukeus. 20 and 27¢, killed, dressed ind delivered to order Fresh laid eggs, 35‘: Baby chicks, while leghoms, barred rocks. R. I. reds. 150. But ()rplngtons, 20c Setting else. 156 up Nicholl's Poultry Yard, East Norwalk Phone 2t3~i m23 8t -__ FOR SALE—1914 EXCELSIOR H0- torycle, Fully equipped. Bargu at $125. may & Ayre's Garage, w Van Zant street, East Norwalk m22 3t FOR SALE—T0 EVERY FAMILY. one bottle of “Amaretto Uastellano’ the King of Spring tonica. It filters the blood and xiv/ea force and vitality. am by all leading druuials, hotels, and cafes. ml in: BUSINESS NOTICE. FINLAVOON AND FANNING, AIL chltocu. Mute announce that they have opened an once for the general- practico of architecture Room 1 Hav- iiaad ms. 94 minor street. A. MODNI. 10 NORTH IAIN I'l'..r I.“ m. m .... 1- limprovenanta. Rent no. 1 ram. W- FOR SALEvHOl'SE or SIX AP-i TO LET PM E ROOMS. GOOD I! catlon rent reasonable F Hopp. 35 (‘ole avenue. East Norwalh. m‘.’3 3t '0 LET-FURNISHED room. for a business woman. Tele- phone afnd all imprmeguuta. One minute from Clllord Hotel. Inquire at Srnllnel. Adreea “L". m2i 3t FRONT ro LET—HOUSE NICE FANCY. live rooms, all improvements. 76 lex- lngtun avenue and nice three rooms, 74 Lexington avenue. and nice three _,, rooms, Oxford street. Inquire Steve Kiss. 76 Mexinglon avenue. nl21 3t ro LET-ONE FOUR ROOM AP. pertinent. Improvements. One minute from trolley, ten minutes from depot. Inquire 84 Woodward avenue. Tel. 1106-12. To LET—STORE FROM APRIL lat formerly occupied by Salvation Army. Also extremely larxe basement to rent. __‘Inquire on premises. If North Main |slroet. South Norwalh. till! it 'To LIT—A STORE. 201 EAST Washington street. hat Nor-all. Im- ‘ movements. Inquire Dr. Bohannon. St South Main street. Telephone 60.1 nu tf . v To LET-BUNGAIDW, NO. 81 IIAncoln avenue. 6 room and bath. All Inquire of WANTED WANTED—POSITION BY A Hl'.\ garish girl as servant Understands all1 .apeaking in the Home of Com- WYIIL of the ' gm a mitted a 1 lamentable breakdown in the hos~ 1pital arrangements and an inex» Icnsable shortage of medical sup- 1plies in the Mesopotamia cam- paign. ; Mr. Chamberlain deprecated 5discussion of these matters while the campaign was proceeding. He declared that the advance against lfiagdad was not ordered in de- fiance of military opinion. The 139'!th he said. was not satisfied with the state of things 'but this was being improved Mr IChamberlain promised a full in- moved by imperial uhae m theCounciloIduMfl’l Iaemi-officialnmam. , Itwasannouacedfromllatro- gradon March 15 that W“ Nicholas had approved the bi ' cision of a special commial'on ‘ inquiry to bring evidence d ‘- leged illegal acts of Soukomlinoil before the indie“ department of the Imperial C“- cil. with a view to his an‘aiglr meat on a charge of bin: We”? ponsible for the shortage 0‘ Ian- nitions which had seriously teriered with the operations at the Russian army. Gen. Souk- homlinoff had resigned as Mini.» . a hr at '2 kinds of housework and mining quiry to establish the responsi- ter of War on June 26, 1915. wealth English 6 mm place. So 00 Will YOII Take AdVlllldflB O‘Thls Specnl bility for deficiencies. ThomaslNelson Page, . Norwalk mzi 'Jt . Gen Count Cadorna Chief of )can Ambassador to Italy. today a WANTED ~I.AI)Y CA\\ ASSERS Chill Chaser tiller-«NOW I 0 “8 Stall of the Italian army. arrived ,in London yesterday from Paris. visited Baron Sonnino, the Ital: ian Minister of Foreign Altair]. Salary Nothing to sell Apply at The ' THE 3 Field Marshal Earl Kitchener to make representations regari~ 3““ 9°33 Premmw‘rlo", ‘3 "0"" ' "CHILL CHASER"' The latest type of Reflector gaa ;members of the British head ing cases of Americans who com- Main street. Friday, I:80 p. m. nlig 1t oz. - heater on the market ‘practlcal in oe1quarters stall and the Italian am- plained of ill treatment in [W , " “ 0:0 ‘ 9"", “’- bassador met him. A large crowd Since the beginning of the war. WANEED‘BOY To WORK '5' 0:. THE TUBING: Th“ be“? .3“ mm“ m,“ 0“" be be 3:10! English and Italian people several Americans have been or. store. Address I. Y. r to Sentinel I: cum" 9“""9" ordorle’hdwmwl m1 3 cheered him at the station rested on suspicion, two cues of my 31x 322:0:elached from heater or coll x .1 Count Cadorna will be received amt occurring at COM, m; ‘ " ‘, j "3 . Br... no” 0, 1nd,. ”d...“ “mm... by King George. He will attend difficulty was experienced ”xmASLEmK‘1llxrlgfit 1:: '0', THE CONNECTION' no. .0 existing use Erlllet. :g‘the military conference of the communicating with America! (‘4 1 Hints. 5‘ North Main street. "I THE GUARANTEE: Heaters may be returned for. full '.°.' Allies in Paris. . consuls and the ”ruled 'Ameriy ’ The Hanford Block m23 3t 3. credit 'wlthln two weeks ll not ”all. ..1 prem‘er 5.1andn and Foreign cm wet? held for several “”1 __#_m________ _______ ’3' “”0"!- 3 Minister Sonnino of Italy. are ex- before being able to prove their WANTED—YOUNG LADY WISHES ’0’ THE PRICE: $3.75 .3: pected in Paris on Sunday next. identity, Other Americana bah" ; position as steno‘rapher and typewrit- er also knowlédle of bookkeeping. ‘Two years experience Addrea 8. 8.. WANTED—0ND LADY IN EACH; . town And city to undertake our Home Income Plan. Reference required .... Sample and complete instruction for. 250 stamps. imperial Neckwear (30., I New Haven. Conn. 1 t: O. TH‘I" || A REDUCTION OF ONE DOLLAR. AND OFFER WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE MARCH 3‘87. :3: lilll NM DIVIDEND NOTICE 1 Falrileld County Savllu Elk. 1 Norwalk. 00“.. m 1‘. 1916. At a regular meeting of the board z? 1 NORWEGIAN BARK LIND- FIELD sum: NEAR cums'rowu (Continued foam Pint Page.) 'They will remain a week. The famous Galloper lightship at the mouth of the Thames, has Galloper lighta‘hip, but found on the spot only a toast 1129”.th surface of the sea. The Hamburg-American Lin- . ‘m‘ Prinz Malben and Kron- prinzeuin Cecile. which were aeiaed at Falmouth at the ouh break of the war. were con- been expelled from Italy. Baron Sonnino prmed that all the cases mentiolodbytbo .* anhaaaador would be exam Ojelund and Hedon, have been arrested on ‘a charge a! flu treason in consequence of In pauingofareaolution,atnm- fence of Swedish Socialist or- ganizations. that a metal We and a revolution be started h cue Sweden enters the war. '11» . ~ - . . 0 been tor oed and sunk, accord- .- cno Sentinel. ._ all: 11 [phone No 1680 and our Representative will (all promptly. : mg to ‘pfioydg' report ‘3” in the moat M, “g, O—A ' ’ . . 1 The Dutch steamer Amatel- aa Italy rejoice: in the confi- ,5::*,:,...,.:r::*:.,:3:;: Illl llllill tlillllfl lIIlII & IIIII ll. ‘ , 1.... ....-..B.....n......... m... .. .. .—.., .......... .a home. A good houae worker in a B7 WALL ST. PHONE N0. 1680 . etcrdam. reports. according to a the United States. large family. no cooking. Ad frees. Renter dispatch from anuiden. Three Socialiat editors. of Mllelper" clo Sentinel mi WWWWW°¢ that the act her mum for the Stockholm. Messrs. Headland. “m‘m W“ “M “ W e. E. Hoyt. no WWTED—A cum. '0“ “0*" of directors of the Fairilald County emment, which has suggested a detained in prize court: today as arrests followed a den-Id, 5! hat ml!" 3*! WW .. housework Ind ‘0 me for M” 0 Savings Bank held un- day a dividend number of modifications. prizes. novelist newspapers that the III!“ w' ‘° vulcanlalu. “1°“ ""l AUTOMOBILES. '0 F °l° sewn“ ““0 "1st the rate of four (I) per cent. per Austen Chamberlain. Britiah1 Gen. Soukhomlinoil’. former leaders of the conference be pulp noble. on. M. F Amsumm ms'n'ruwand roadstera. Overhauled and in A1 mummy The looa- condition. Wehrleli W. 11 W- 11: Woodward avenue the and a ruling. home. than is W: l‘lernla moderate. A‘o oemodationa for chronic cases. Spoo- iflty for nervousness. convulsions, etc. Send for booklet. Dr. If. I". Aldeman, D. C.. Suamford, Conn.l NU BONE CORSETS $3.50 13 830.00 Gives Both Comfort and Support (.0 even the sloulesl of figures Special Corset Walata for growing girls Satisfaction guaranteed—Appoint- ments only , MR3. LILLIAN REYNOLDS 64 Winfield St. East Norwalk Phone 2415 “lllf Bill "I lllllltlllllj Cm always be found In the bills at the PALACE “'I‘ho Entertainment Centre De Luxe. "1 toning Thursday. my and. Saturday 1 MARCH 22—23—24. . "A Program Without Equal." l :"I‘ll Mammoth Musical and Spectacu- , lar Sensation." The Vassar Girls instru- yaentalisni in a rare festival of music and song: )- “A Terpslchorean Fantasy,’ The Dance of the Siren : Moat Elaborte Dancing Novelty in . vaudeville. .‘ I "The comedians exceptional." Logan 8: Ferris In “The Battle of Too Soon." f'Ai Recent Musical Comedy Morita. "- Maybelle Fisher. (“The Girl. fmdiaxinia." ) Hells”!!! Irv-fled: neon-dowe- "Sli'lllll fill llllllll" "Ohm WE! WEE! m udhisOsnlcaleutupslns ”eerie. and m _froav Item rheumatism. ‘ A .EEW ODOO TOURING CABS mond stud, South Norwalk. 1 W LOST 1 LOST—BANK BOOK NO. 20,612.. .issued by South Norw aIk Savings Bank and Book 185 Savings Department of the City National Bank. South Nor- walk Finder will please return to said bank as payment has bell stopped. mill 23 30 FOUND. . — 1 FOUND—A SIXTEEN FOOT SKIFF adrift in Middle Passage. Owner may Inquire at 10 Cross Street, South .Norwalk. m23 1t} 1 1 l I i 1.. _i I—lt you had been a good Sentinel1 1claasliled advertiser, at the time ynu1 secured :our present poatlon. pel'hapsl 1you would have found, one paying 1twice the salary—and with twice the 1cllllnceIr for useful service. RI. IIIEIIRE Phone ism Programs Up to e Standard—Not Down to a. Price. Matinee .' ................ 2:20 I Evening ........T:lfi to feifl' 11 All Seats ................ 10 Gentle Boxes and Logea ......... 20 Cents TODAY: Showing for the first time in Great- er‘NorwaIk. Theda Bar-a. In “GOLD AND THE WOMAN." FRIDAY: Marguerite Clerk, in “OUT OF THE DRIFT.” (Paramount). SATURDAY: Grand Double Feature Bill Extraor— dinary. Mme. Petrova. in "THE SOUL MARKET." . (Metro). And First Showing of the Greatest of All Serials. “THE STRANGE CASE , . 0F MARY PAGE." With Henry Willow! and Edna 1‘ Mayo. (To be shown every I mania—outta." "‘ 3:” «term WW .M 1,» . . -. “hairdressing "‘ annum was declared to depoaltora Secretary of State for India. Minister of War, has been RNshcd OVERWHELMING SUCCESS The K0" Bum“! 1"" C°-v ending March at. 1916. mil "1 The same 'will be entered on pus books and paid on and after April It) WANT¢D~BOY FOR DELIVERY 1916. A ‘in meat market. 39°“ M9“ and lly order of the board of directors, Provision Co. 11121 3‘ smuoun CURTIS, “‘ ' ' ""“"‘—' m21 iSt Treasurer . W-.. .0. W... _ .. FREE N TUREOPATHIC TRF Al‘MEvis N. Y. Butter and Eu Market. 2'1 So. Distrh‘l of Norwalk. as. Probate -/- - - Main street, South Norwalk. mZI 3'- Court. March - I Elli, A. D.. 1916. mutate of l‘lorona Hale. late of Nor WANTE°”T“E NEW mutant walk, in said district, deceased. . General Hospital "9' Britain. Conn. The Court of Probate for the District offers a ' l 2 ’9“ course of “moms of Norwallt. hath limited and allowed for nurses Address Supt. of Houpi six months from the date hereof fo r m for Information the creditors of said Refuse to exhibit their claims for afitlemenl. Those who neglect to prurient their accounts. properly attested. within said time will be debarred in recovery. Allpe none indebted to said Estate are re- 1quested td‘make Immediate payment IlO W A N_ I l GEORGE ll. \‘OSBURGH. ‘ms to 23 Administrator I _.._._.._ H--- District of Norwalh. as. Probate 0 ‘ l 7 ;Court. March 22nd A. n. 1916. 1 mm" on ‘1 parts of ' Whereas, written application has . . . ‘been made to this Court for the ad- I . ~ Sh.“ _ Making . Beginners mission to probate of a certain writ- pald while learning. Eton instrument as and for the will of WOMEN pm EXAMINING SHIRTS James Malone late of Norwalh, in said District. deceased MAN FOR. CUTTING ROOM. Ordered. That said application be1 GIRL 0N MRIPPING MAOHINE 1N1 heard and determined at the Probatel » WM‘GW.‘ -‘ oncolaNornltoathezsthdayof1. March. 1916. at 2 o'clock afternoon; 1 Cluell, Peabody; DEM‘ONSTRATE AMAZING RESULTS , . , 7- [VERY MIN, WOMAN IND Cllllll Slllllllll Hill "118 [Mill AND SEE THESE DEMONST 2A1 10.18 ON " _Friday and Saturday. March 24, 25, '3‘ 2410 P- "I than) AT NEW RED MEN’fé HALL WEST WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. Admission and Seats FREE”. No Collectibn. UNDER THE DIRECTION OF DR. W. D. MUNRO WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS of cattle and poultry, Best prices paid. Best prices paid for calves. H ‘F'rlodman. South Norwalk.Tcl.1l51. The lectures are highly educational. A protest against the treatment of the Naturcopalhic Bill at the last m- :ion of the Lexislluure will be Voiced. The Truth About the MediCal Trust AND HOW IT IS AIMING TO SHUT OFF EVERY AVENUE OF RECUPERATION BY OTHER METHODS. a 1nd that public notice thereof be gIv-g 1en to all persons interested thereinl by publishing this order in a newspw \ par having a circulation in said Dis-1 ',trlct at least five days before said' ‘2 . It is high time for the public to awaken to the fact before it to too lab. & Id“ of hearing. Dr. Louis Blumer, of Hartford, former President of the National Society of O, HENRY W. GREGORY. Natureopathie, also President and Dean of Natureepathic Conan. will Judge carefully analyze facts that will astonlsh thexenersl public. He ahall ex- / pose every falacy of the drug system. every false pretentlon. in only to. give the truth and the whole truth about existing conditions Every won. an, every man, should hear this Iiec-ture It is an mention, a revelation. \ THEATRE 1 a lesson that all should learn. Wehave no scarcity of facts. no lack of .; . arguments which are of interest toall. - I DR' “UMER' It will record in your mind some startling facts never before imparted ‘ PHONE .. to an interesting pupllc, in additionzo the above. NORWALK 1501 \ . 1 Box Office Open ‘0'” '- m' . The public Is cordially Invited to bring the sick of their own choice to the hall for treatment that they no, ‘ know the results are genuine and lasting. No matter what the disease. how bad. how long standing. how hopeless the case may or it is your prim .to. leaao. minimum. can offerfor. your condition. DO!" say It can' t be done. but so and see it done. illemember you are living in a world of wonders and In“ ONE NIGHT ONLY—TUESDAY. MARCH 28. ll l v in“ ”Disco” PRESENTS. 'm 0! “nut-n: advancement. He. who first condemns without careful andcemprehenslve consideration and h- . Q ~ quiry lg derteInly' giving etpreasion to preconceived prejudice. In the light ot—ractr. aaczl harry opinion ale with- ‘ Fm m .-. I lint; we‘lth‘t; m- or éonzmsn an... ~ -. .~ ~:- rim-wow. «newline-i aathnalaam and-unaiah the .laultltndcwhnaianlly Is instilled In It: w- “EWMW its out era.» Win tneotmean if properly applied. 5 up hem-ammonium .We..umwbu‘ tlo dome. Jndxhxfrom the «our ** 3- Hallie Mt. mmmmmom theolqoople. and the“! I“ lb. 1. ' . ”mnmnommumm.w we treatment is, needed. , V; M crowns and contravene memwm wide awake to math nation. MARIE-035“}? A creme! emm momma...» . ammmrimmu 4 -my,laiwm - . . .. wig Ign- 4- «n, 0‘ A view nag» “Rafi-hit“ R W“ .
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