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Wants!
Classified “Ads”—To Let.”
For Sale, Business and
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
LASSIFIED Advertisements on .nispage. Twenty-Five Words orliess. 25c
i‘hree'i'imes.50c.Each AddiflonalWordioentperInsertioaInBlack-
2 81%. Roddy I: Arm‘s Gauze. W Van ; provemonts. lacinro Dr. Bohasaon. u} (widow protected) who wishes a a“
Zaat strut. East Norwalk.
' the King 0(8ng tonics. It futons tho Manolo avenue. 0 rooms and bath. All} WANTED—0N. MDT 1N
~. blood and givés force and vitality, improvement], Bent no, aniI'O “down and city to undertake our Home
, sotd'iy all leading druggiats.‘ hotels c. E. Hoyt.
/ and ~tiafes. "
face or Caps. Double Price. '
I WANTED.
WANTED—EXPERlENt‘l-il) UPW l‘
atons on Singer SeuIng machines ii
Jacob a Sons. Shoe Manufacturers.
Belden avenueJhDrwalk. wit it
IORSALI. 1 TO LET.
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FOR SALE—OYSTER GRtil'x’l) ooi T0 LET—AFTER APRIL 1. M015
arms (more or less; For particulars Hn apartment. all conveniences Ap-
altitiy to or mdfr‘aa. Estate oi Uiiu‘r ply J, M Layton (‘0 out 3t
(‘t’uk, \\ est Side avenue, Rowsyton
T0 LET—APARTMENT, WiTH ALL'
modern Imprmements. on Washington
sil't‘t—i Nenly painted. papered and
decorated inquire Coypright (‘loth-
Ins Co, ti North Main street. Phone
WANTED —ME.\' To
boat at Noraaik Steamboat
Wages 30c an hour.
WANTED—MEN, WOMEN
FOR SALE/ 19”. i-‘Ultli ’l‘UL'RiNti
car. and runabout. Both cars fully
equipped and in first class mndlllou.
inuuirr at Hunters (laiagc. Main St.
,_ .___._.__._ .fiw
U NIAJAI)
dock.
ni'ii 3t
315.00
or phone. “‘3‘ 3‘ 33" m2! 3‘ month. Government Jobs. Vacant-loo
"'" ' ' ’““‘ “ "' _ ,.__ “‘- ‘—' f- conatantly. Write for list poeil'lflil
FOR “LE-HOUSE OF 81x AP' To LETfiprE ROOMS' 000“ LO— now obtainable. Franklin institute
cation. rent reasonable. F. Hopp. 36
Cine avenue, East Norwallt. m23 3t
anthems. all steam heated, bath and
modern improv'ements. Centrally [0
rated In best residential Section. in-
Dept. 26 M, Rochester. N. Y.
WANTED—POSITION BY A lilYX-
garish girl as servant. Understands all
quire Frederick Lauder, 4 South Main‘ T0 LET—ONE POUR ROOM AP- “my”. 01 1.00.3.0“ and cooking
Stioet. ltooni 9. Phone 1656. m23 0t partment. improvements. One minute Speaks nigiiah. 6 Davis place. 80..
A -- from trolley, ten minutes from depot. Noraaik. m2! 3t:
Tel.
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FOR SALE—PRICASSKE OR
roasting chickens. :0 and 27c, killed,‘
dressed and delivered to order. i-‘reihl
[lid 9‘“. 3513. Bby Chick's, whlto, TO LET—STORE FROM APRIL 1"
19M“: .barmd rocks, 3* l. ”(’3' 15°" formerly occupied by Salvation Army. ' " — “ ’
3““ “imam“ 20“- Setting 9“"- Also extremely large basement to rout.‘ WANTEO—A YOUNGGIRL NR
15° ‘1” Nicholi's Poul", Yard, Eh“.lnquiro on promises. 81 North llaln'lm't housework. No washins. hits.
Norwallt. Phone 2134. 1:123 8t "mt, South Norwalk. '1“ I! C. J. “lull. N Nil!!! lain street.
—-——- ——» ... l ‘Tlle Hartford Block. In” 3!
MEALE—uitamioa uo-{ To LET—A man. 201 user -
uncle, My equipped. Baum at;Washlngton steed. fist Norwalk. Ill-I WANTED—Alan)“ WOIIAN
inquire 84 Woodward avenue.
1106-12.
WANEEO~BOY TO WORK IN‘
store. Addreua i. Y.. ciio Sentinel.
lit! it
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fhomo. A good house wot-aorta a
actress.
m2! 6t
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EACH
m2: lt‘Bouth Main stuot. Telephone so.
' mil tfilarge family. No cooking.‘
r- “llelwr,” cio Seatinol.
81; _
. non SALE—To livnav IAKILY,i
oao bottle of “Amaretto manna"
T0 LET—BUWW, NO.
to mince-Io Pisa. "macs roaalrod.
.— I8ample and complete i-tmottoa for
‘25» stamps. Imperial Nockwear 00.,
’ iNew Hana. Cons. I
. lilill Will
_| District of INorwalh, as. Prohate‘ v‘v‘Atvt‘rizoi—A’GHU. pop ”am
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FINLAYM AND FANNINO, AR- ‘
chitocis. desire to announoa that they tourt, March 23" A' D-- 1916- housework, and to care for baby. 6.
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BUSINESS NOTICE. i
have opened an oilloe for the general. Estate of John Morton. late of Mon 0. E. (.10 Sentinel. mzo a
practice of architecture. Room 1, Hav-i “I“ in “m District, “case" i "
i Whereas. written application has‘ WANTED-THE NEW BRITAIN
Inns Block, 94 Washington street.
NW SPRING
WAISTS
98¢ UP
THEINEW
PRING
ARE DECIDEDLY CH \RMING
ME INVITE YOUR EARLY
INSPECION OF THE STYLES
WE ARE NOW SHOWING.
PRICES RANGE FROM
$12.98 to $35
300
NEW SPRING
SKIRTS
SUITS
CHILDREN'S
.‘been made to this court by the admin-
A. MOONE, 10 NORTH IAIN sndfitiat’or of said estate not adminis-
Iolth Norwaih. Bicycles, notomoiasl ”ml. praying for realonn therein set
Id Sundries. Both sold mi mellow i forth for an order authorizing him to
but repairing, My W N- aell certain real estate of said estate.
’1'“. We do VulcanlainaJ’riossrsa- Ordered, That said application be
an,“ heard and determined at the Probate
_, iOillce. in Norwailt, on the 31st day of
(”L m, F. ALDEMAN'Q INS'i‘I'i‘U-Em‘rch- 1916. at 10 o'clock forenoon;
,tlon and a resting home. The loca'and that public notice thereof be giv-
tionia'excellent.1‘gms moderate. A°_ien to all persons interested therein,
comodstion. for chronic a“; 3000‘ by publishing this order in a newspap;
iaity for nervousnou, rheumatism, or having a circulation in said Dis-.
mmhflonmotc‘ 86nd for booklet, Dr. trlct. at least five days before with
If. r. Aidemafi, D. 0., Stamford, Com dly of hoortns.
HENRY w. GREGORY.
Judge
TAX COLLECTOR’S NOTICE. 1
General Hoapitai. New Britain. Conn,
offers a 2 1-: year course of training
for nurses. Address, Supt. of Hoopl-
tai for information.
WANTED-1‘0 BUY ALL KINDS
of cattle and poultry. Boat prices
paid. Best prices paid for calVos. H.
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AUTOMOBILES. i
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A FEW Gooo TOURING GARs‘; ,
and masters, Overhauled and in ‘1‘ Notice is hereby given to all per-‘
condition. Wehrlo‘s Garage, 11 Ral- sons liable to pay taxes in the City}
mond sired, South Norwaik. got xorwalk in the County of Falrtleldq
and State of Connecticut, and the gov”
D. 'eral taxing districts of said city. on
FOUN ‘.the assessment list of 1914, which?
p“mun—A SIXTEEN FOOT SKlFF‘I. taxes will become due and payable onI
adrift in Middle Passage. Owner-4h? first day of April A. D. 1918, that
may inquire .1 10 Cm“ Street, South :1 will meet them to receive said taxes Clue“, P ‘
. eahody
Norwaik. 1112: it , at the oillce of the Collector in the City
9 shall streets, in the Second Taxing & C In
0., c.
m‘flall, corner of North Main and Mar-
iDistI-ict, of said City. on Saturday"
POULTRY.
Operators on all parts of
Shirt Making. Beginners
paid while learning. ‘
WOMEN FOR EXAMINING SHIRTS
MAN NR CUTTlNG ROOM.
NU BONE CORSETB
$3.50 to $30.00
Gives Both Comfort and Support
to even the stoutest of figures
Special Corset Walata
for growing girls
Satisfaction guaranteed—Appoint-
ments only
MR8. LILLIAN REYNOLDS
64 Winfield a. East Norwaik
Phone 2416
'April 1st, 1918. from 9 until 12 o'clock.
'forenoon. and from 2 to 5 o'clock in=
the afternoon, and that said ofllce will:
,be open thereafter for the purpose of
receiving said titres. every week day.
at the same heurs. Saturday after-‘
noons and legal holidays excepted. '
On all taxes which shall remain un-
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
. annum will be charged from the limit
Fmrfleld County saving. Bank,
.1 . h . C .
day of April. 1916. until the same shall 1 ey C eshlre can
i. 'DRESSES
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Friedman. South Norwalk. Tel. 1151.;
-' The
UTILITY LEGHORN ms.
‘Whlifi 1438110"! 000“ and’co‘clterels. Manila last Thursday, is due to
.36 each.- America's best laying “MN arrive today at Guam,
paid after the urn day of May 1916-33373?Kinliingiiiflis‘iii'ii; WW“ Po‘t- ” '5 “ndt‘rstmd~ 5““
interest at the rate of 9 per cent. per dred. Start “cm. Order now. Peas-
nm It!
98¢ UP‘
STRUGGISE AROUND YER-
DUN “‘OVERSHADOV/S i
EVERYTHING.
(Continued from Firat Pogo.)
!
‘ machines. I
; Official announcement was‘
.‘made in London on Sunday that
lone of the four seaplanes had
. been brought“ down at sea. but the
official German account of the.
[raid said all the aeroplanes re-
'turned safely. i
Another Danish steamship haSj
iboen sunk—the Christiansaund.;
i 1,107 tons. Her entire crew of as
iwas saved. The British steam-
,ship Fulmar. moo tons. also has
them sunk. Eighteen of her crew
‘were rescued. ’
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GERMAN CREW COMING
DDDDDDDDDDDD DDDDDDDDDDDDO
Early Showing of the New Light~Weight
COATS FOR SPRING
Scores of stunning Fashions vie with each other for your
.............. $5to‘25
admiration. Prices ..........
SATISFACTION
. ING THAT YOU ARE WELL
DRESSED.
‘ The New SPRINO MILLINEBY
are waiting for you! ’Every'New unlinery'Fashlon is rep- '
resented in the display, Prices range from
1
SPRING SUITS FOR MEN
AND YOUNG MEN THAT
INVEST YOU WITH THE
PRICES RANGE FROM _
no I. my
OF KNOW-
' $2.98 up
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153 WASHINGTON STREET
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For Saturday Hosiery-Come. to Us
(752:5
or
coon”
Jusv RECE'VED LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS, LADIES' UNDER VESTS. g,
CHAMOSETTE GLOVES, $1.00. A Speciaitv- 10c. 15c. 25c. " «o. =
Iain or Black Stitched. MiDDY SLOUSES LADIES’ UNION SUITS, . t! .
NEW SPRING NECKWEAR. .At 01.00 25¢, 53¢, 31_oo_ 0
26c and 60:- LADIES’ HOUSE DRESSES 'BUSTER BROWN" HOSE. °‘
WINDSOR TIES, At 31.00. Guaranteed. ' :-
25c mi 50c. hAnlES' UNDERSKIRTS, LADIES' SILK HoSE,
Meaaaline, Crepe do Chine.‘ 50c to $1.50. 25c, 50c, aim. ' ' '
CORSETS .‘ ..... 50¢ in 53,00 BRASSIERES ............ 25¢ to $1.00
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PHONE 440
TO UNITED STATES
“WASHINGTON. March 22.——-
. United States cruiscri
iiirookiyn, which sailed
froth)
Qwill convoy to San Francisco the!
German cruiser Cormorant.‘
which sought refuge there when;
. Norivalk, Conn, March 16, 1916. be paid. , S_U M-K—fiINE POLICY
M a regular meeting of the board Dated at Norwallt. Conn, March 17.. B BEING DISCUSSED,
or directors of the F‘alrflold County 1916. ' BERLIN, March 21, via Lon-
Savings Bank held this day a dividend ROBERT G MlTCHFl l '
. . ' ‘ ‘ " ‘don, March 22 ll : 2 . m.——I
at the rate of tour (4) per cent. per Tax Collector ofthe Cityr‘of Norwaik.‘ ' 5 a ll
‘ tion with the resolutions
annum was declared to depositors h” 24 31. vomicc ‘ ‘ Y .
from the ca Inge of the six months‘ of the Lonseriatne and ,National
ehd'" Mm" 31' 1913' . coAI. SITUATION CONSIDERED. ‘L‘beri‘l Parties.ca1|'ug.f°r “an1
The same will be ontenad or pass“. NEW HAVEN. March 2t.—A 'con- Sim“ 9“” 03 (“em 0‘ :‘m’mfi"
books and paid on and after April to; ferenco to get definite informational ““95 “aim,“ “fighters “4‘05““
nations, It is now announced that
[915, to‘ the coal situation in Connecticut _ . l . l d
B t: to be held this afternoon hear he- petitIons are )emg circu atc
’ order of tshifnm ofcgiéoctors, tween representatives of local Cham- among the people which are di-
not w 2 R Tm’ the” °f Commerce “d F' 9' Kenny. rected against Chancellor
' ‘ mumiassistant general freight agent 'of the
New Haven road. The reports are that
in many cities 'aad towns. the coal
supply is runniagiow owing to freight
embargo and other causes. it is un-‘put of thc. submarines.
bevthataghrrarcommyh'i ’
to .ashod‘as to prospects at . ' . -
settings-yamme at mum ”‘3? “‘9 Chal‘celk”. “‘5 I“ sit?
”.mm..-W h", (0 station well .In hand- The... 0,-
aopond up. pimp all-rail or "a » enlists. Radicala-and-. Contasha’.
unread.» tomato-southeast. constituting a majority in the
. understanding is; Wino -' Reiehstag are supporting the.
‘M‘ww-‘ll‘mu ”i « , -, ..in-.his.'doairo to-auotd
“W ”a.“ w ”'3 ditch-ion of the “opinions hr
.‘ l .‘ “H,“ .. .
von Bethmann-I-Iollweg’s policy.
They appeal.to the government
for the greatest activity on the
It "is: apparent. never-then he}
-later decided by the navalwathi-
. k 'I . .
. . .. ThEChaaceflor wilidoiivotraja ’.
.she was pursued by a Japanese,
warship some months ago. Thee
Brooklyn left Manila under seal:
ed orders and her destination had
been the subject of more or less
conjecture.
During the flight the Cormor-i
rant’s crew tore up the wooden
deck floors t'dr fuel and the ex-
posed iron radiatcd so much heat}
that they suffered several of them':
developing symptoms of insanity]
After the Cormorant had in-*
temcd at Guam, it became ap-
parent that the extreme/ tropical
heat and necessary restrictions
imposed made living conditions
aboard the. vessel unsatisfactory
critics to bring the Cormorant
and her crew. to_theUnited
'States?’ Physicianajrotn. '
.wfereordercd to accompanytth
i-crevn; ' » J
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-—_u..~.~ now
4 .
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a 7‘
'see again.
lsalted her how the previous night'si
| World.
'1th
,All Ara ‘Flappy 0v:‘-'Noutrone Pro-
for the crew. AS a result, It Was iost relief for those mt . it u 1‘
firing film mainland.“ muscle! ..
that the! have over used. an m
more than thirty years belore. andi
which She had always had a desire toi
Calling next day, a i‘riendi
performance. compared with that of.
thirty years ago. i
“Well." she replied. ”Venice. seemsi
to have smartened up a bit, but that!
Shylock is the. same mean, grasping?
.tupoonaA—..'eq o; pesn on anll'BaJa
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this lililli
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aeflptlon‘fl." ‘
They 'ltnow that “Neutrons Pro
scription 99" does the work, turns the
trick every time. They know that
swear. by it. suits their reputation oI'I
tbsy'aro grateful. so‘ would ryoaiho-
In.“ i" W" 3h :50" MM}-
A. DICKERMAN a SON
NOTE—WE GIVE 1,000 LIBRARY VOTES FOR RAG DOLLAR PURCHASE. ,
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hundreds of people in this country.‘
it; Throw it is th‘aboataatl onus“:- .
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The special "chill Chaser” dc will mail! open until next
v‘lI‘ritiay. March , 31st. Aftol' tit-rash. on piano will he «.75. -
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