. '4 "it“! ““29. ‘— " . ' r Sol D in .a wantS! Pizfessiinal “€152.81 :11 _ . Miscellaneous 1 - " ._ mi I i, 'i’li'la‘ii‘: » r”... ‘ctmlhed “Ada”—To Let." face or Caps, Double Price. LASSIFIED Advertisements on .nispage. Twenty-five Words orLess. loo. 5 l‘hree'l‘imes. 50c. Each Additional Word. lcentperlnsertionlnblack- — FOR CALI ' M- , TO LIT. tron SALE-OR EXCHANGE, TWO: lauiily house in good location. Would wusider uyéler grounds. building lots or automobile. Enquire 'House' (‘0 Sentinel. a1 31 I T0 LETaFURNISHED ROOM AT T Mervin street. I‘hone 13552-2. 81 3t TO LET—1‘0 A SMALL. FAMILY. tine upper rooms with partial improveL meills and barn. Inquire Oil premises of Mr», X. E. Campbell, 11 Van Zant street, East Norwalk. a1 3t T0 LETv—APARTMEN’I‘ WISH modern improvements on \i'ashinxton street. Newly papered and painted and decorated. inquire Copyright Clothing Co.. 6 North Main street. 80. Norwalk. Phone 234. ill 3t 0 FOR SALE—5 ACRES, FRUIT, poultry, garden farm, good buildings, near Norwalk. Excellent‘ zs-acre gar- den farm. State Road. 33,000. D. Hull, South Nora-alk. in” St FOR BALE—PLAYER PIANO. FOR particulars inquire of Mrs. J. W. StudWeli. Clifford Hotel. m3! 3t ....— - FOR 8ALE~HOT WATER [NGU- liator and broder. complete. (‘an be seen in operation at 18 Winfield St. East Norwalk. 11130 3t >— - “r— .5.“ .— FOR SALE—THE HOUSE OF LATE TO LET—FROM APRIL 131‘. not room house, is Meadow street. Apply to E. M. Tolles. 146 South Main at. last at T0 LET—HOUSE, N0. 41 CHEST- Mni. Agnes Nash. 5 Moi! avenue. . Norwalk. Lot 13 1-2 feet front by 175 m" “we" ”m“ m” mm" “1 m' }? deep. 12 roamed housed. Apply provements. inquire No. 31 Chestnut street. a1 3t on premises or address. Mrs. Louise 1. Sailor, Executrlx, 871 Broad street. Bridgeport. Conn. m30 31 To LET—LARGI LIGHT ROOMS with improvements. near trolley- and "railroad Station. Inquire at 11 Myrtle street, but Norwaik— at at T0 LET—PRACTICALLY ‘NEW, apartment. with improvements. One‘ block from West avenue. near South ~— ~---— . -- I.‘x'orwaik center. inquire at 41 West M 3ALEJMA1‘I‘ GENERAL ‘avenue, South Norwaik, or phone 468. store near Stamford. 36,000 a year‘- mu St business; profits average 36 per cent.‘ -- Bacrificed on account of other bust-1 T0 LET—ONE HALF OF A HOUSEI ness. Small rent. Address "Stonfljof 3 rooms and bath. All improve- Clo Sentinel ofilce. “130 3‘ merits. Up-to-datu. Near South Nor- F “'1 walk station. Occupancy at once. AI- ” BALE—IDEAL HONE- SITU‘ bert Wellnlts, Norwalk, Conn. Telfi- ated near water overlooking Sound - - phone 1358-2. hill at Near trohey. 10 rooms and bath. Barn. .-...- ... - .. - Innuirs Owner, :1 Quintard avsnml TO LET—PIVE PLEASANT LAaoa CIIJ- mso 8t, rooms. inquire Mrs. William Hllsdon, ' - -6 Elizabeth street. 11:81 11 FOR SALE—Rm MOTOR CAR. _ _.______.____.._ Excellent running condition. Self-start- To LET~—I“1VE 304,519 “331* or, electric “‘hu' "'0' Demonstration‘oor' f7 Belden avenue, Norwalk, im~ “ desired. “Owner," °II° Sentinei. lprovements, newly papered and paint- non SALE—HOUSE. 7 ROOMS an bath, all modern improvements, 3. acre of land. Noroton Heights. nsar depot and trolley. Price 03,000; 3500‘ caah, balance on mortgage. Address “Home." clo Sentinel ofilce. undo 3t “‘30 tied. Rent reasonable. Apply to Jail. -. eKai-ile '. 43 Beiden avenue, .\'orw lk. eon sALs—rRICAssss on ’ a “13:3,, roasting chickens, 20 and lie. killed.I .- _ .-_ .. _.....- _ dressed and deliuared to order. Fresh; TO LET—HOUSES. FLAT. STORE. laid eggs. 355. Baby chicks, White hast-inept. barn. milnlifactory with “8110"". Barred ROCKS. R- I. Reds, power. summer cottage, farm. Apply to' 15¢. Buff Orplngtonis, 20c. Setting Raymond Hrothcrs. m30 3t eggs, 7.'rc up. Nicholl's Poultry Yard, —~————--———- -- East Norwalk. l’hoile 243-4. 11130 31 To LET—<FROM APRIL 18T. 6 ‘ - roonl house, all improvements, .No. 72 FOR SALE—1,000 BUYS 6001) Woodward avenue. Rent :25. 6 room house in Norwalk, 8 large rooms. bungalow, all improvements, No. 31 $300 cash. A180 2 800d 1036 near hotl- Lincoln avenue. Rent 820. inquire of pilai, 5(lx20f. rect. Price $600, and good Charles E. Hoyt. ‘ large lot in Norwalk. $200 cash. Ad- - dress P. 0. Box 543, South Norwalk. TO LET—FOUR NICE LIGHT, 11130 31 sunny rooms. to a small family. Sec-I ' - 0nd floor. Some improvements. in- FOR SALE-COMBINATION WOOD quire Mrs. Gerhardt. 265 East ave- working machine. Band saw, saw ta-, nue. " . m3] at. hie. jointer, 'shaper and mortering at-, ’ ——- To LET-ONE FOUR ROOM AP- partment. improvements. One minute, ‘from trolley, ten minutes from depot. "130 3‘ inquire 84 Woodward avenue. Tel. ‘uoe-lz. tac’hmeiyt. heat/yeast iron frame, very cheap. Full particulars. Address M. F. Ottmer. Noroton Heights. Conn.- Pllone 136-12. Darien. FOR SALE—SMALL PLACE WITH business established. Cottage has five rooms, lot 40:108. At a sacrifice if sold at once. inquire J. K. Finch, 11 Madison street. clt)’. formerly occupied by Salvation Army. 2 Also extremely large basement to rent. m 7 8‘, inquire on premises. 87 North Main ‘ —‘ jstnset. South Norwaik. mlf ft FOR SALE—VACUUM CLEANING ... outfit. Property of the Norwalk Clean- To LET—A STORE, 207_ EAST ing Company, consisting of wagon, en? Washington street, East Norwalk. Im- glue, pipes tank and fixturesg_ Ever»: provements. Inquire Dr. 'Bohannon, 64 thing complete and ready to 80 to South Main stnset. Telephone 80. l work. No reasonable offer refused. in- “113 tf quire J. K. Finch, 12 nadison street! city. m2? at ‘ AUTOMOBILES. l -— l A FEW GOOD TOURING CARS‘ and roadsters. Over-hauled and in A-li condition. Wehrle'ls Garage, 11 Ba!- mond street. South Norwaik. M m; POULTRY. eon sALE—To nvnar rAuiLvJ one bottle of "Amaretto Castellano” the King of Spring tonlcs. It filters the blood and gives force and vitality, sold by all leading drugglsts, hotels and cafes. MAPLE GROVE FARM—BABY chicks for sale. S. C. W. Leghorn, S C. iniode island Reds. Barred Rocks, Ffiatching eggs and custom hatching A-i utility stock. P. 0. Box 325. Phone 1089-2. also 61 THE NUBONE CORSET—LADIES No stay whatever equals Nubone in giying perfect support without sacrificing ease and flexibility. No bulging beIOw waistline. PerfOCt fittings or money refunded. ’ MR8. LILLIAN REYNOLDS s4 Winfield at. East Hamill ' Phone 241-6 I IN THE REB‘I’AURANT. Communicative Waiter—it 5 like rain. air. —PROTEC1’ scHOOL culLonsn I" This Optimist—Yes. it does: but Measles. scarlet fever and whooping _nevsr mind—4t _ smells like soap.— looks , km!“ ”LUNG. . :aahastbeMssMhh-Ist" fil—mnmr mama-also.-— .“ m m seasdasasaa. man-quasar}? . . . “H“.‘h-IMCD 'lthas-hki'ssaaalnan- ' “ll-"II“ masque-casual.- ’at the rate of tour (4) per cent. -....o—_.-_._ - - _ ‘BRITISH PATROL BOAT ‘ f' [MUM oivrnsnn norms. i I [Fairleld My “Villa.“ Norwalk. Conn, larch is, 191‘. ‘Ataugnlarmoettagoftha board of directors of the Fairfiaid County Savings Bank held this day a dividend per annum was declared to depositors from the earnings of the six months ending March 31. 1916. The same will be entered on pass books and paid on and after April 10, l 1916. l WANTED. WANTED—TWO FURNISHED connecting rooms for light housekeep- ing, on second floor. Address 'Rooms,’ «“0 Sentinel. a1 11. ... -....4._ _.. WANTED—YOUNG MAN. 18 T0 20. to work in packing room. Good wages and chalice for advancement. Reference required. Clover Mfg. Co., Cranbury. a1 ll. WANTED—YOUNG LADY T0 AS- sist evenings. Must have good recom- inendations and be a “home" girl. may work. Good pay. Apply, Mon- day. 7 p. m. Policy's Dancing School. ‘ ' a1 at \(ANTED—WOMAN T0 CARE ma By order of the board of directors, SEYMOUR CURTIS. l Treasurer m2! 181 Notice to Contracton. Sealed proposals will be received at :iiis office until 12 o'clors noon April 5. 1918. for excaVating for and carer .llg about 5.000 lineal feel of 6 inch cast iron water pipe in ‘."estport ale- :me. and Strawberry Hill avenue. All pmposal-s—suhmittei iiust be on- tlle blank forms supplied at the of» the of the District Commissioners. where specifications, or any other in- fcrmation can be obtained. Cash. or a certified check, in amount 5 $100.00. payable to the order of the Commissioners of the First Taxing District. must accompany e'ach and ev- sick perspn. One who will appreciate 9” proposal. , good home. Address “Hume" clo The (ommlssioners reserve the 39mm . ' I right to 1‘0th any or all bids, or ac- wmrso—A COUPLE or noon- ers. with board if desired, in private. family. Addrels “Mann” clo sentinel! If! It WANTED—A IAN TO WORK ON fann. Must know how to milk. W. C. Perry, Cranbury. Tele. 14984. mil 31 WANTED—GOOD, Ul‘EADY wo- man for housework. One who will stay nights. Mrs. Taft, 16 Haviland St.. 80. Norwaik. mat 3t WANTED—A YOUNG GIRL FOR light hbusework. No washing and no cooking. Mr. c. .1. Hints. Hanford Block. at North lulu street. mat it WANTED—GIRLS FOR LIGHT. pleasant factory work. Eight hour shop. Good pay. Write for applica- tion blank, or call at Employment 0f- dce, Remington Arms-Union Metallic Cartridge Co, Barnum Ava, Bridge- port, Ct. mat 3t WANTED—A eALlcsLAnv’le A Dry Goods Store. Apply A. Dicker- man 1 Son. mat 8t WANTED-Plile TO JOIN MY class to learn massaging and physi- cal culture. (‘an earn at lcaai 850 a week. For particulars write or call Dr. M. F. Adlcman. 39 Suburban ave- nue, Stamford. Enclose stamp for re ply. ...—_..- WANTED—OI’FJRATORS 0N SING- er sewing machines. Also girls to make themselves useful in shoe factory. H. Jacob a Sons. Shoe Manufacturers. FOR BUTTER. 359 ppm LB. DiSTRl-l Beldcn avenue, Norwalk. r1129 8t WANTED—MEN, WOMEN. 375.00 constantly. Write for list positions now obtainable. Franklin institute, Dept. 26 M, Rochester. N. Y. WANTED—ALL KlN'DS or CATTLE and poultry. 'Highest prices paid. Chickens. 18 to 20¢ lb. Joe Dickman.‘ 19 Raymond sweet. Tel. 356-21. m2? Gt WANTED—A GIRL- ron ' LIGHT T0 LET—STORE FROM APRIL llifhousowork. and to care for baby. GJ‘Mfi“ In trying 1. law mzo tf WANTED—THE NEW BRITAIN General Hospital, New Britain, Conn., offers a 2 1-2 year course of training for nurses. Address, Supt. of Hospi- tal for information. WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS of cattle and poultry. Best prices 0. it, etc Sentinel. ' paid. Best prices paid for calves. 1-1.! Friedman, South Norwaik.‘ Tel. 1151. WANT Operators on all parts of Shirt Making. \ Beginners paid while learning. - woman eon nxammo smars MAN FOR CUTTING ROOM. Cacti. Peabody & C04 h. is for the best interest of the lilstrlct.' Dated at Norwalk, Conn. liaich 25, ll‘lb'. FRANK i. lO‘x'l'IS I E. J. FINNEGAN 1 JOHN I). must: ,Commissioners of the First Taxing District of the City of Norwailri anS 29. a1. —..-— H . . . _-- . BUSINESS NOTICE. FINLAVOON AND FANNING, All- chitects. daire to announce that they ! have opened an oflce for the general ‘ practice of architecture. Room 1, Hav- iiand Block. N Washington street. ' L MODNI. 10 NORTH IAIN CT.‘ l loulh Nor-walk. Bicycles. motorcycles, all Sundries. Both sold nd exchanged l‘vpnrt repairing. Baby carriages re 5 \atrcd. We do vaicanlsing Prices ran enable. \ OR. M. P. ALDEMAN'S INSTITU- tion and a resting home The loco, :iton is excellent. Terms moderate. AeI . «modnllons for chronic cases. Spec, «by for nervousness, rheumatism! i mnvuislnns etc, Send for booklet, Dr. 5 -' .\l. P. Aldcnwn. D. 0.. Stamford, Conn. ' PAINTING —- PAPER-HANGING decorating. painter's supplies; wailJ paper, up-todate styles. lost-st prioesI Estimates cllccrtuily given. Trial or-l dcrs solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander" I White. 61 1-2 Ely Ave. mini 18 YOUR BUTTER BILL EIGHT. BUY JELK‘E'S GOOD LUCK MAR-I foAniNn. Till) FINEST scan/m, BUTBD av MRS. st. OLSEN. 40! PORT cram. EAST NORWAL‘K. CO.\".\'. sous AGENT 1N NOR- WALK ma mum‘s GOOD LUt‘h MARC-ARISE. PHONE 942-13. titliwli stillilill liiii to ill will i lists» of Four Ilsa Wu Ila Said Were Aces-plies: ; NEW YORK. April 1.—Accompanied 'by a detective. Ernest Schiller. the German stowaway who. alone and un- aided, took possession of the British steamer Matoppo at sea last Wednes 1(my. night, arrived at police headquar- ltcrs here today front Lewes. Del. Schiller was taken out to breakfast. after which he was questioned by the police officials regarding the identity ’of the four men who he said were to ,llat‘e assisted him in his alleged man, to capture the steamer City of Sparta,1 which is scheduled~to sail late today for Vladivostok. Statements by Schiller that the City of Sparta Wast Ito carry a large amount of money, Iweer denied by Captain J. McKellar,’ of the freighter. Captain McKellar, said he never heard of Schiller. "Asl lior those four German friends of his,” ladded the captain, "they must be mas- ,querading as Chinamen. as 1 have no- .body‘ but cooiiea in my crew.” l PHILADELPHIA, April l.—Ernest Schiller, who forcibly took command of the British steamer Matoppo. on the high seas last Wednesday night, passed thronfll Philadelphia early to- day. in custody of detectives. who were taking him to New York. He h cmuass A zapenull i (W from Page One.) i massed formation and penetrated the first line of the French trenches at. some points. French infantry counter attacked with‘ the bayonet and drove back the Germans in disorder. . The Spanish embassy in Paris ,states that, although Enrique .3. Grandos. the Spanish composer.! and his wife. passengers on boardI the Cross—Channel steamer Sus- sex when she was damaged bv an' explosion March 24, are reported missing, no positive confirmation* of their death was received. The embassy has just been informed- that one of the hospital ships, which picked up some of the in? jured from the Sussex has on board a man and a woman whose identiy is unknown and whose condition is such that they are‘ still unable to speak. Hopes are, entertained at the embassy that these persons may be Scum Granados and his wife. The Germans delivered a fierce. “3"“! attack on three sides of the 3 village of Malancourt, says the, French official statement issued? yesterday. and the French retir- ed from the village proper. which ‘ was in ruins. but continued to, l slit-cpl any bid. which. in their judgment. hold Its outskirts. l Fierce infantrv fighting lasted for the entire night before the! Fr-nch withdrew from the unten- able position in the village of Ms- lancourt, the official statement adds. The Germans agin tried to car by assault. the position which the French had won back in the Acovourt Wood. but they were repulsed. East of the Meusc the night was calm. Private dispatches received in Copenhagen from Rotterdam and wireless messages from German sources say that considerable uneasiness prevails in Holland and that the Dutch military and navel authorities are taking var- ious precautions. All leaves for naval and military officers have been cancelled. Rnilwav cars which we" n‘nced “t the (“l-"V“ of the militarv authorities on tllr (”why-«Ir n‘ flea- ‘star and subse. rim-mlv were released temporar- ‘Iv have. been 201;." rentlis‘tioned O O. 0:. ft 8 O. O. O. O. .9 :°°ee O. O. . O o”. N O .0. O O “’9’... Springtime is Wiring lime. _’_ Electric Light: installed now will prove a never ending so lice of comfort during the coming summer months. Electric Lights are cool. clean, convenient, odorless and match- lcss. Just turn the switch at any hour of the night or day and you have light when and where you Itcfd it. Electric service in the home will also enable you to use the many household conveniences which are electrically operated, such as the Electric Iron. Fan. Vacuum Cleaner, Washing Ma- chine, etc. 12 Heaths ispaylsr wiring Our new monthly payment plan :. enables you tn wire your home «r5 ’0: complete, with fixtures, and pay ,5 3. a small portion of the coat 3 3 monthly with your lighting bill. *V-E :’ You start using the lights at I ”f '3‘ once. ‘ 3: Free Walla of it or ,: ‘§° 60 watt Iain lamps: ‘ 9. Ask to have a representative . . .2. call with full details of this offer. . ‘1 I, so . -5 «z» 0 30.3”??? 00 O O O .0 O O 0. v. v 0 O o“s”¢”¢ 9. C O 6-. O a O O J Thgrp hat-p Ivepn rimfirmrmt TIP??- tn" nf chm-a in Ist'v‘s cn “‘ ”‘5". .n the armv ‘Iv‘r‘ natrv nrw report Eravg I‘m.“ "ones- 0‘ Parliament L—np lw-n cilmmnned. Tha- Risl‘llh‘l‘fl‘. do not (II'U‘IN'f the cause of the feeling Of his” surf." 'I‘plem-onlfil- cB-nwum‘t‘afion be- fuvp-n Fnolaf‘" and Holland IS etIII interrupted. MlMlll! DON’I YOU SEE It‘ll Cllllll IS SICK, CONSIIPAIED Look at Tongue! Move Poisons From Liver and Bowela at Once. Mother! Your child isn‘t naturally’ cross and peevish. See if tongue is. coated; this is a sure sign its stomach. liver and botvels need nl cleansing at once. , When listless. pale. feverish. full oil eold,‘hreach bad. throat sore. doesn't; eat, sleep or act naturally. ha's atom-y sch-ache, diarrhoea. remember. a gen- tle ','ver and bowel cleansing should always be the first treatment given. Nothing equal-s "California Sy'rup of Figs" for children's ills; give a tea- spoonfui. and in a few hours all the foul waste. sour bile and fermenting food which is clogged in the bowels passes out of the system. and you have a well and playful child again. All children love this harmless, deli- ciouc “fruit laxative." and it never fails to effect.a good “inside" clear-ism ing. Directions for babies, children of the bottle. \ . Keep it handy in your home. A little given today-saves a sick child tomor- row, but get. the genuine. Ask your druggist for 9. 60-08111 bottle of "Call: fomia Syrup of Flgs.‘ then look and; see that it is made by the California I Fig iSyrnp Co." » \ \. mills Vlcllllll A Trip now will Preserve Your 1th Visit Norseman: slim little . mm... fee . O O ’e”e”o o JUNIOR HOSPITAL LEAGUE. - The committee from The Ladlea' Visiting ltoard had a meeting yester- day and completed the final arrange- illelits for the forming of the Junior llospltnl League. The 0pr meeting will be Ilf‘IiI ncxt Friday evening at it o‘clock Ill the High School hall. lrmhas recently been transferred to LID; . .\ll.\ltillcn, the president of the Hos-I pitlil Association, will preside And ail< --llli-- llllllill llillili .5 lllHllWll BUMPANY . to~z»:u:«:«°«:«:«:~:~:~:«:~:~:~:~:~:«:«:~:ow - .__ . inn—'— A collection of 10,960 bottles. cob , raining specimens of the ocean hot- ‘4 tom obtained by vessels of the United I States coast and geodetic survey it _ the Atlantic. gulf and Pacific coastgl‘ ; ‘Blnlthsonlan institution. » / t . " .5 ‘g. s. dress the meeting as will also layor iiurstroni and Judge .1. J. Walsh. The object of the League will be fully ex- plained and it is hoped that every boy and girl and it" of their friends will attend the meeting and enroll as members. The Ladies' Board will aluays be ready to assist the young people in all of their efforts. ....— EVIDENTLV IN LOVE. “i told that boy." teacher "to remain after school and write some word 100 times. that I don't think it was any great punish- "Why not?” . "I noticed that he wrote the word 'Rosle' 100 times with an ecstatic smile."—Kansas City Journal. REGEN Programs Up to a Standard—Not Down to a Price. Illlllllf Phone 1501 Matinee ................. 2:8 Evening ........ 7:15 to 10:” All Seats ....... . ..... ...1o Cent . Boaaa and Logea ......... as Cents TODAY—TODAY—TODAY Eugene Walters' .Rtlral mm ‘ _ Presenting "BIIIILDTTE WALK! .m- - “THE TRAIL OF THE Lonesome PINE", All“ I'I'Tllllllll _ Its ssslslsll nary annuals-sun waaansm Another Assemblage of scintillsnI ...,P A L A C The Hleland lads and lassles that hav‘p‘ am of am. frivollty and rum GRAND SPRING lillllilllli iiSlllll” Stars and Sunshine Feature. At the “.on centre." “Thursday". Friday and I 5 Saturday ' Positive appearance of Broadway talking. -—The Clln— * Kinkead Kiltiesy with ROSE MAURER and Eleven Scotch Musical ' ‘ llComedy Stars in \a pro-11’ Inntlous revue. .. _1' _..—_————__ "The Lively Pair." The Waltons - s “The Queen of Song." Florence Timpani ’ . With a Budget of Timely-mug} Irene Hobson & Co to “his willow cmlui." anew. Anna mrdhi, ' The scan: "Around the In.“ favorite Henry Frey " ~’
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