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For Sale,
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LASSIFIED Advertisements on .nispage, Twenty-Five Words or Less. 25c
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion In Black-
face or Caps, Double Price.
FOR SALE.
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FOR SALE HOUSEHOLD I-‘t KNI-
ture tOl. Hills of range, psflor MOVE,
gas range. organ and furniture of a
TO LIT.
‘ TO LET—FIVE ROOMS. (.1001) L0-
l'ailon. lent reasonable I". llopp, 35
(mm .\\t‘llllt*. l'Ta‘I Norualk. 11125 3t
to! zoom ll--u<r- t‘all all WWII, \o 2 ‘ *m-H -'—"—‘“‘ —— "
liver. 'lllll ~lre.‘ flax! Myrna“. 11,3 ,‘y, TO LET—llill'SE 1X llAltll-JN ALI.
....____. _ ..._. _ nllpr-‘m-lm-nts Barn. large garden.
FOR SALE TWU YEAR 01.1: AI'— iron 5 minutes from station, parl-
ple and pear If‘t‘rN al 2:1 and 30 rents ly furnished if desll'cd Leroy incline.
aim-c:- Also a lame assortment ot I‘ourlh house. from Post road. Terms
to».- ‘ilisllc: Joseph Bel‘tsenyl. Deer- reasonable Inquire 1,. 1’. Reynold»,
hell streel. oft Sound \‘lea awnue lullrn, i‘onn. run 31
, m‘ls 3t *- ' — — .. - -,_ -
....__ -_ ow .._ ,__. ,_A.- To LET» I-‘RUM APRIL lST..
FOR SALE-IDT. HIGHLAND nlodcrn apartment, every conven’
zueuuc. 50116:: feet 3 minutes from ience. large rooms, good location. Ap-
Imliey. In flue location Inquire E. play J, at, Layton (‘0, 11123 3t
F Leonard. 211 Hair Hill Road. mi? 31
FOR SALE SMALL PLACE \VITII
business established. Cottage has the
rooms, lot 10:103. At a sacrifice it
sold at once. Inquire J. K Pinch, 12
Madison street, city. m2? (it
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FOR SALE vVAl‘IYUM (‘1.EANING
outfit. Property of the Norwalk Clean-
ing Company, consisting of wagon, en-
gine, pipes tank and fixtures. Every-
thing complete and ready to go to
,work. No reasonable ofler refused. In-
quire J. K. I-‘inch, 12 Madison street.
city. m2? 6t
FOR SALE—A FIRST .CIIASS
workshop. Must be sold at once.
Price reasonable. Inquire G. Decker,
:18 West avenue or 60 Putnam ave.
rule. Second District. in" st
NR GALE—TO EVERY FAMILY,
one bottle of 'fAmaretto Castellano"
the King of Spring tonios. It filters the
blood and gives force .and vitality,
sold by all leading drugglsb, hotels'
and cafes. m6 lm‘
AUCTION OI" HORSES. OOWB.
coaches, harness and wagons, .
I)’Connors stable, Saturday, April lst,‘
2 p. In. Stock solicited for this sale.‘
For entries, telephone E Farr, 874-12.;
m2? lit.
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SPRING VACATION
A Trip NOW Will
Preserve Your Health
Visit Norfolk and Washingtou
Via
OLD DOMINION LINE
Admirable For a
.Weck End Trip
I. II. Layton & Co.,lnc.
AGENTS
SOUTH NORWALK
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TO LET—THREE ROOMS TO A
widow lady. Inquire Mrs. 0. S Brown,
View Crest, South Norwalk. mZS 3!
TO LET—A SIX ROOM COTTAGE
in East Norwalk. Inquire of E. E.
t‘rowe, South Norwalk. mz7 3t
T0 LET—APARTMENT IN THE
Dibble building. North Main street.
Central location; reasonable rent. A9-
ply to .1. Irving Dibble at office of The
Ferris Coal Co. 11:28 (it
WANTED.
WANTEmSTENOGItAPIIW, AS-
sislant bookkeeper all'd general olfic
assistant.
tlnel.
WANTED—SlitliillA KENS.
LAS
Address “Office,“ t o 5911'!
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PR " F SUBS SANK BOATS
(Continued from First Page.)
of Ploecken Pass Anetta—Hungar-
‘ ian troops entered an Italian posi-
‘ tion. Attacks of the enemy in the
‘Sugana Valley were repulsed.”
The French official statement
given out this morning says there
was no change in the Verdun re-
gion during the night. East of the
Meuse all was calm and to the
west of the river there were some
artillery squalls.
The British agents of the com-
pany which operated the Channel
steamer Sussex said today the
total of casualties incident to the
damaging of the vessel by an ex-
plosion on March 24, was not ex-
pected to exceed fifty.
Among the items given out to-
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turn on ladles' high grade \lelt Show. day by the overseas . Nch
Ste-ad,» work at‘ l.onn.~bury a- Sonic Agency was the iollotving:
to . Stamford. Lt antI 3t
WANTED—l WOI'IA) LIKE TU
uork three or four days a week us
”At a meeting of the managing
committee of the Socialist Party.
all the members being present.
except one, who was sick, the
gardener, lb )'Q‘kil‘> of ciliel'ipnu‘ . .
Have references. Joseph Bcrcseuyi, agents Whig] lgdrto t?“ formation
i‘o‘t‘i‘lcld street. 0“ 50qu View &\‘t*~ 0 a new 0C1! [St . action were
nue. max 3, condemned by all, With the excep-
WANTED—silt” FOR DRI'G STORE
must be sixteen or over. Apply Still-
son-Powell Corp. mi? 31
WANTED—A COMI’ETENT W0-
man to do washing and ironing. Ans-
wer A. K. 8., c110 Sentinel. mill 31
WANTED-A111. KINDS or CATTLE
and poultry. Highest prices paid.
Chickens, II to 20¢ lb. Joe Dickman,
To LET—fiPROM APRIL 1ST. 6
room house, all improvements, No. 72
Woodward avenue. Rent 825. 6 room
bungalow, all improvements, No. 31
Lincoln avenue. Rent 820. Inquire of
"Charles E. Hoyt.
TO LET—HOUSE, NICE, rascvfi
lfiver oms, all improvements, 76 Lex-
Ington avenue and nice three rooms,
Oxford street. Inquire Steve Kiss, 76
' Lexington avenue. m2? It
19 Raymond stpeet. 'I‘el. 356~21. log Midland. ,
In?" 6! The Empress of Midland, 2,214
~ tonas gross, sailed from New
WANTED-WIVATE (“RAGE- York. Jan. 5. for Cardiff, Wales.
located between South Norwaik and
Norwalk. Slate rental charge. J. 0.
Gray, 68 Franklin avenue, Norwalk.
Conn. mz'l 31
‘. WANTED—POSITION BY A SWED-
lsh woman as servant. Understands
all kinds of housework and cooking.'
Speaks English. Likes children. Ila:
good reference. Jarvis street, clo Mrs.‘
Seelcy. m27 3t
tion of one person. Herr Haase
resigned the presidency of the
Socialist Party. The Socialist
Party committee will hold a
meeting on next Monday."
Sinking of the British steam-
ship Empress of Midland is re-
ported in a Reuter dispatch from
Amsterdam. The steamship
Cromer, from London, arrived
last night at Maasaluis, Holland,
with all the crew of the Empress
She was built in 1907 at New-
castle, where she was owned.
A successful aerial raid on the
Turkish advance base at Bit-el-
‘ Hassansh. one hundred miles east
lttll' INTI
District of Norwalx, as. Probate
Court. March 281b, A. 1).. 1916.
Estate of John W. Craw, tale
of'
T0 LET—5 0R 6 ROOMS.
IM-
WANTED—A BOY ABOUT 1
_ prol‘cments.
Gas, garden, fruit and
.henncry. Near trolley and beach. 3
Hawkins avenue. Inquire of Mrs. Ida
Merriam, is Fifth strteethast Nor-
years. Apply .1 J. Cash‘s, factory en- 1
trance. m2!» 3‘ of Norwalk. hath limited and allow-
...___ - __ _. ed six months from the date hereof .
WANTED~ AT 05:01:. T1???» Lam’
Norwalk, in said District. deceased.
'I‘be t‘ourt of Probate for the District
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for the creditors of said Estale to can
of the Suez Canal, is reported in
a Reutcr dispatch from Suez.
; The raid was made by British air- .
tmen on March 24. Forty bombs
awere dropped on the Turkish
camp, which was set on fire. Oth-‘
er bombs hit the reservoir and the '
lbuildings erected by the Turks in'
lthe last few months. ‘
One British airman routed
single-handed 2 body of Turkish
infantry. Descending to within
200 feet. he approached the Turks
from behind and opened fire with
‘his machin gun. The Turks fled
tin panic. .
‘ All the aeroplanes returned in
safety, having flown sone 200
‘miles. It has become a practice of
EBritieh airmen. when flying over
‘the desert. to attack and disperse
hostile patrols by spray-rig then
with machine gun fire.
The development of lively fight-
ing on the Franco-Belgian front
south of St. Eloi and also along
the adjacent lines is reported by
German army headquarters in to—
day's official statement.
Herst von der Goltz, alias
Bridgman Taylor, who is said to
have been sentenced to death in
England as a spy. arrived in New
‘l’ork today on the steamship
Finland from Liverpool, to give
evidence to the government con-
.cerning alleged conspiracies to
provide German warships at sea
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-with coal and provisions. He was
brought here by two detectives
from Scotland Yard. who handed
him over to Federal agents.
According to the Scotland Yard
men von der Goltz, after having
been sentenced to death, was
promised that his life would be
spared if he would come to this
country and tell this government
what he knew concerning the al-
,leged conspiracies to commit un-,
’ neutral acts. After giving his tes-
timony his custodians he said, he
is to be returned to England, and
from there is to be sent to South
lAmen'ca under his promise that
|ihe will not attempt again to enter,
,either England, Germany or the‘
United States.
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“THE HAND OF THE LAW." I
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The many friends of the Jolly Five:
Club, of the St. Ladislaus' R. (I.l
church, have a treat in store for them
on Saturday night, April 29, when thol
club will present, at Hoyt's Theatre,.
is play of New England life, entltlodl
NU BONE CORSET.
$3.50 to $30.00
Gives Both Comfort and Supp“
to even the stoutest of figures
Special Corset Walots
for growing girls
Satisfaction guaranteed—Appoint-
ments only
"The Hand of the Law.” This plsyi “RQ‘ LILLMN REYNOLDS
was selected after careful considers-3 M Whm.” 5,? 2‘1"" "Mk
tion, owing to its many opportunities: one '5
alorded to each member of the ml 5 T
pany, so that they all feel that. thsyl
have a character to play that dial
them like the proverbial glove. l
The rehearsals are well under way,
and are being directed by Will H. Vod»
der, a professional actor of many}
years' experience, who is making his;
home In this city, so that a perform-
ance of the play is promised thatpwill
BUY
Hazelton
walk.
TO LET—HALF 6 ROOM IIOI'SE.
11127 3!
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Noruaik. Conn.
canvasscrs. Address Ion 724, South
m25 3t
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Phone 1.501
REGENT
Programs Up to a Standard—Not
Down to a Price.
Today Only. Tonight
Metro offers the distinguished dra-
matic actor
JULIUS STEGER.
Supported by Grace Valentine and
George Le Quote.
In “THE BLINDNEss OF LOVE.”
Romance and sacrifice in 5 acts of
sublime photoplay.
Tomorrow, Tuesday, at LOCK-
WOOD'S HALL
81g surprise photoplay program.
Matinee and nlght
Wednesday—Pattie Gold Rooster
Day.
Matinee ................. 2:20
Evening ........ 7:15 to 10:30
All Santa ................ to Cents 1
Boxes and Loges ......... 20 Cents '
“1th all modern improvements, or tor
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lsalc. II. blaring, architect and build-
‘cr. 12:1 Washington street, Smllh
Norwalk. mils tit
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TO LET- FURNISHED. ROOM. ..
We<t avenue, South Norwalk. m25 3t
‘ TO LET- exp sun: or DOUBLE
house at .\'o. 2 St. Johns Street, East
\orwnlk. Six rooms and bath, newly
decorated. all improvements. Apply
on premises. m25 at
To LET—TWO FIVE ROOM FLATS
Water, gas, toilet. 4 Elisabeth street.
Inquire of Mr. William Hill‘sdon, 6
Elizabeth street. m25 81
To LET—AFTER APRIL 1, M01)-
,crn apartment. all conveniences. Ap-
ply .1. .\i. Layton (‘0. m24 3t
TO LET—ONE FOUR ROOM AP-
partlnent. Improvements. One minute
‘ from trolley, ten minutes from depot.
Inquire 84 Woodward avenue. Tel.
1106-12.
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To LET—STORE FROM APRIL 1st
‘IOI’IIIeI'ly occupied by Salvation Army.
I Also extremely large basement to rent.
ilnquire on premises, 87 North Main
‘street. South Norwaik. mil 1t
iWashtngton street, East Norwalk. Im-
E movements. Inquire Dr. Bohannon, 84
South Main street. Telephone 60.
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USINESS NOTICE.
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. have opened an oillce for the general
practice of architecture. Room 1. Hav-
lland Block, 94 Washington street.
Thursday—Matinee and Night.
William Fox offcer
William Farnum in the greatest of
_. .aII motion picture productions.
“THE BONDSMAN.
Friday matinee and night "
IIII PIBKFMIJ’
In “POOR LITTLE PEPPINA.‘
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Saturday—Matinee and Night
Second Installment of the greatest
of all serials
"THE OTRANGE CASE OF MAR
' ‘ ease."
with Henry Walthall '& Edna Karo."
Extra Added Paul's Picture.-
Paramount odors chariot“ Walker
_ convulsions. etc. Sand for booklet. Dr.
A. MODNI. 10 NORTH IAIN 81'.
south Not-walk. Bicycles. motorcycles
cad Sundries. Both sold an exchanged
llxpsrt repairing. Baby carriages to
saved. We do vulcanlsing. Prices rea-
mule.
DR. M. F. ALDEMAN's INSTITU-
tloaandarestinghoms. Thslocl-
tion is excellent. mus moderate. Ae-
comodationa for chronic cases. Spee-
Ialty for nervousness. rheumatism.
'1. tan”... D. 0.. 8mm. eons.
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FINLAYSON AND FANNING, AK!
chitects, desire to announce that theyl
wanna-Mint T0 UNLOAI)
boat at Norwalk Steamboat dock
Wages 30c an hour.
WANTED-~MEN, WOMEN.
mil 3!
hibit lllt‘ll’ claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their ac
counts. properly alto-ted, within said
time. alll be dcbnrrcd a I‘l‘COVt‘I‘y. A11
permits indebted to said Estate :lre
rcqucslcd to make immediate payment
to
375.00 RICHARD ll GOLDEN.
month. (tortirnmcnt Jobs. Vacunclcs mi"; at 11 Executor.
constantly. Write for list positions ___,._.__, -- -—~- .- —
now obtainable. Franklin Institute
Dept. 26 )1, Rochester, N. Y.
WANTED—AMERICAN
home. A goal house workcr in
"llclpcr," c‘o Si ntlnel.
WANTED—~A GIRI. FOR
housework. and to care for baby. (1
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WOMAN
(widow prcfcrred) who wishes a good
NOTICE OF SALE OF HOUSE AND
LOT KNOWN AS N0. 230 MAIN
STREET, NORWALK, AND
BUILDING LOT NEAR BY.
the following premises:
LIGHT That ccrtain ncw house knewn as
‘ No. :30 Main street. Nonvnlk. con-
m20 tf talnlng eleven rooms, two baths. and:
" an extra toilet, with ga<.
WANTED—THE NEW ‘BR'TMN ilrht and all modern improvementsfiwhen David Helzmco presents
electric
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The undersigned will sell at pub-l
a Ilc auction to t‘:c highest bidder, on,
large family. No cooking. Ad lress,‘ the premises, on the let day .i' April.‘
m23 Gt 1910. at two o‘clock Til the aferncon.f
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A notably fine offering is promis-
Ied for the Regcnl Theatre tonight.
that
General Hospital, New Britain. Conn, situated on a lot fifty (50) feet front” splendid young actress. I-‘rhcn Starr
offers I 2 1.2 1911 00‘1"“ “I training and one hundred and seven'y
nine
‘in the latent Edward Knoblnuch play.
for nurses. ANN". SllDl- 0' HOSP" (179) feet. more or less, in .lepth, ex-l“.\laric-Odlle." it was in this drama
tal for information.
WANTED-T0 BUY ALL KINDS iny m m... b, m.
tending from Main threw to Sound
View Court. and that cerlain bulld-
.miscs above
of cattle and poultry. Best prices dmriw' being my, (50) (9,“ front
P‘ld- 89“ PM” PM“ '0’ “1"“ H- and rear and two hundred and two'sble triumph at the Balance Theatre,
Friedman. South Norwalk. Tel. 1151. (302) feet, more or less. in depth, ex- New York, whcre she continued in
LOST
LOST—BANK BOOK '.\'0. 14592.
issued by South Norwalk
bank, as payment has been stopped.
leading from said Main street to said
-Sut‘.nd View Court.
. Terms of sale to be as follows:
' Ten per cent. to be paid in cash at
5th, 1916. at twelve
n'riock noon: but the pulcha-scr ms!
‘Ily the author of “Kismet." "The
‘I-‘aunfi' and "Milestones.” the latter
tin collaboration with Arnold Bennett.
Althat Miss Starr achieved a remark-
high favor for more than half a year.
In transferring to the stage such a
delicate and picturesque tale as this
fascinating story of Mr. Knob‘lauch'a
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2 To LET—A STORE, 207 EAST, Bank. Finder will please return to said v.9”, April
to be cxerohed by Mr. Belasco. But
he is reported to have nccOmpllshcd
“128 3‘ have the privilege of leaving pm't 0" the task with consummate skill and
-WA.NT
Operators on all parts of
Shirt Making. Beginners
paid while teaming.
MAN FOR CUTTING BOOK.
& Co, Inc.
a saw “exponential:
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Cinett, Peabody
AWaadpayncstwasuade
roundly-“1110““ J.
M. hands a Oo.r1nc..ot tholoss on start mush!» ll-
, marmamufiown-asumm
and my Wantlshl Elam-swaths “mama. noel-seal the out
mm om.u-w~m~m«mn
tht purchase price on first mortgage.
THE .1. hi. LAY'I‘ON s: 00.. NC.
ram 25.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
eld County Savings Bank,
i Falril
At a regular meeting of the board
10f directors of the Fairfield County
1 Savings Bank held this day a dividend
fat the rate of four (4) per cent. per
3annum was declared to depositors
WOMEN FOR EXAMINING SHIRTS,fronl the earnings of the six monthl
lending March :1. 1916.
i The same will be entered on pass
books and paid on and after April 10,
Norwalk, Conn. March 16. 1916.’
Tgenlus. In creating precisely the
right atmosphere he has brought all
his art and intciiigence as a produc.
er. But if the staging presented dif-
ficulties that seemed almost unsur-
jmountable the portrayal of this new-
est role by Miss Starr must be rec-
omitted as an adilchment of the
greatest importance because it de-
manded that she practically recreate
herself. All the force and power of
emotional characterization which she
displayed to such marked advantage
lln "The Easiest Way," "The Case of
Becky," and "The Secret,” are gone:
'and in Its place theatre-goers will be
; 1916. {privileged to witness a new phase of
. 37 order 0f the M 0' “MM-flier a’rt. .The role of the convent no-
? SEYMOUR OUR”. lvlce is one demanding a spiritual sim-
[mn 18c W, pliclty and maidenly charm: In the
i - - . — -' playing of such a lo Miss Starr is
BALTIMORE CONFERENCE IEETS acknowlodsed “be WItIIOIIt ‘n all!“
i WASHINGTON, larch 31—th
Bishop 3er Grannies presiding. the
'mac annual melon of the Baltimore,
"confess-cs of the Methodist Episco-
fpal climb ope-ed here today. Arro-
ceptloll will to tends“ Bishop Cul-
ta now mist bish-
‘farsaos at-
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on the English-Speaking stage.
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énulk contained so much real dramatic
:tulent. and it will be a_ pleasure to di-
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rect the Jolly Film Club."
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seem more like a professional one,u ‘ ‘
than is usually given by amatonn.“ 0a
After witnessing the first rehearsal, 1,
nilcn for his-aapecial benefit, Mr. Ved-- AT
‘dcr said: "I did not think South Nor» i f
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summer months.
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hour of the night or day and you
have light when and where you
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