Wants!
we; “m;:TO ML-1
For Sale, Business and
Professional Cards. and
Miscellaneous—__=;—_
LASSIFIED Advertisements on ‘nlspage. TVenty-l'lve Words orLess. 28c
fhreel‘kneadOcEach AddiflonalWordlcentperlnsertioalnblad-
face or Caps, Double Price.
FOR BALI.
FOR SALE—GLENWOOD CABlN
e range. 812. Due 4x5 piste camera.
with plate holders, printing txeme.
in 10d, cutter iul reflux. 87 Also one
Philo so egg incubator, 83 3 llaw-
kins avenue.
FOR SALE—TEAM AND THREE
wagons Oue double bottom dump-
oart a coal wagon a truck. Also har-
ness 3 Benton street South Nor-
walk. at St
FOR BALE—TWO SMALL MALE
ilu‘e‘reed Boston bull terriers. Mur-
('lihl’d Estate, Wilson Point, South Nor-
ualk. Conn. Phone 103-4.
lunch. W deck. 10 H. P.. 1 cyl-
inder engine. Both almost new. Speed
about 9 miles. Address “8. 0. W."
Rf South lain street. a8 8t
g-
FDR sacs—«aw lDlllAL HOME.
situated near water, overlooking
Sound. Near trolley and station. A
' .reoms; modern improvements. Sell
. ' Bale," c110 Sentinel oillee.
~ routine chicken N and We, killed, live rooms each. with improvements.1
l
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v
etuhaflm on account of leaving
town. Price. 08.800. with furniture. .8,-
. use. erases-ea only necessary. Ad-l‘
Ines “finals", Sentinel ollee.
FDR BALE—ONE DODGE TOW
leg car, ms. Very little used. One
M delivery and i Krit roadster.
Bioclo Bros. cause. Woodward ave-
III, st st
.593 “LE—NEW HOUSE. SIX (6)
has and bath. All improvements.
“sit trees. At coat price. Address
a '( It
‘ ran-r. '
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burn. Partly furnished or unfurnish-
ed Fruit trees and Vines lL Vial-n,
Ronalion. t‘oun. as it
' To LET—COMFORTABLE 12
room house improvements. Also bunga-
low 4 rooms, furnished. running water.
Moder-rite rent. Situated West Side
avenue. 7 minutes walk from railroad
station, Roweyton. Address Albrecht,
Box 145, Rowayton, Conn. ed at
To LET—PRACTlCALLY NEW
apartment with improvement. One
.—
PANNIH S. MITCHELL,
Ills. J. I. HORST
MR8. M. E. FLAG-G
block from West avenue, near South
1Norwslk castle. Inquire at 47 West
WAIT”
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FOR SALE—A 30 FOOT CABlN‘
avenue or phone (58. as St
To LEI—FURNISHE. PLEASANT
front room, with or without lldht
housekeeping. Near railroad station.
Private family. 88 Spring street.
WANTED—l OK i FIRST CLASS
- carpenters. Apply to F. 0. Johnson,
36 Taylor avenue. Phone 188.
18 ll
WANTED—Gilli. 1'0 iNLL CANS.
800d wages. while learning and from
I. 3‘ ii to n on peeoe won. Young men
—1ns pecker's Isletant. $1.50 per day
To LET-ml on all 800” Good chance (a- adv'ancernent. lief-'-
wlth improvements. Garden,
trait. ences required. Temporary position
hennerles. (Near trolley and beach tor truck driver 03 per day.
CloVer
317. 819 or m for whole house. Mrs. mg (to My.
a6 3t1
Merriam. 3 Hawkins avenue.
WANTED *1” ill‘
trim, SHOE-
; TO LET—I m ROOMS AND MAW AND BOYB WWY.
lars'e attic on eecad door. Electric MATHEW“ a 00.. 600“! NOR-
lights.
centrally located. Rent rea- WAIK call
as it
:eonable Inquire at store. 18 Cross:
sir-ht. SenthNorwalk. a6 n1
WANT“!
.. laborm or (It'll hands. Work out
minnow
TO her—,5} ’itooits. 0001) con. lNovelnber sat. Weaes mo per day.
dltiou.sthtionel1.mge hot and cold Apply W1 0 (with? 0M
water. electric Mo. on trolley line. bury
at It
Rent reasonable. Inquire E. 0ager,i
Phone iii-s: ‘ at :t‘
WANTED—«EXPERIENCED HAT
1
To L‘T—NUR ROOMS swoND1UflllfllICIOIT. ADP" lt once, VOMOI‘
To ad |lioef & Co, 18 Butler street. Norealk.
FOR SALE—RUBBER TIRE RUN- —1
hhdit, light wagon, also plow All in floor, with all improvements.
”1?“ condition. Inquire at Sentinel ot- ulna Rant OH Inquire st 2i Taylor C°‘“‘ ‘7 “
IQ. .g u avenue a1:
_, ____,____.__.. _ 1 WANreo—oiiu. Ar BANNER
at St
FOR eALE—A now am me no LET—A Six noon ”new”
ode cheap. in god condition, [mum ment. 11 High etmet. All improve-1 ”""
st Eik'e Home. 6 South Main street. manta. inquire of Mrs. Emma L WANT‘D—WHAN M 0m"
u at Golden. i Fhlrdcld avenue. at tf “1 h°“'°"°“ 5' day or month 1"
__1quire of Mrs. Bowen. King's Highway,
Darien (Next to red brick church.)
as It
FOR 8ALI<~FRICA86EII 03 To LET—TWO APARTMENTS OF1
dressed and delivered to order. Fresh Al NO‘s 55 and 57 Sprint street In-
l-“ex 08-3! Baby chicks, White has quire Mrs R. Tarlev to Grove st, or wmreo—nxrnmnwcun MAN
liens, Barred Rocks, R. i. need. 15c. telephone 1393-12. In t! “‘ "'° “W" “M ”w h‘" “M
BC Orpingtom 20¢ Getting up, ..___ ‘encee. [equine A. Stull, ti Cottage
m up Nicholl‘s Poultry vim: East To LET—7 Rooms AT 7 an? "M“ 3" N°""“‘~ “ 3‘.
Nerwalk Phone 1881. as at mour street, South NorWaIR. All new- 3'
-1iy decorated five on tint floor with] [3:12; 33:11:; :‘Im‘xpmfil;
FOR BALE—[DEAL HOME. SITU- 'sll lmprovemnta and two on third men" to; Saturdays inuui’re G Ll
nied near water. overlooking Sound” floor. Inquire E J Ill“. 49 3'1““ Mints. . .3 it
Near trolley 10 rooms and bath. Barn. street. Norwalk. as dt‘ -
Inquire Owner. :7 Quintnrd avenue.l
ow. as it
'—
WAuvee—rm
1 Henderson area. Contractors
‘Bullders, hirleld. Conn.
To LET—FROM APRIL 18?. 6
room house, all improvements, Ne. 73
FOR eau—noosnuom FURNiq Woodward avenue. Rent us. 0 room
sure. on account at death giving up' bungalow. all improvements. No. 81
housekeqring. Will sell furniture Lincoln avenue. Mt 820. inquire of
ash. inquire Frederick n'm. Rey-(Chum E. Kort;
mood street. waaytou. as St
and
as it
wmreo-ormrons EXPBl-1
enced on linger power machines. 0a1
ell parts of house dress mahtns Good
pay. steady work Issured. Royal
Mrg 00.. 85 Washtlston street. ad 8t
To LET-0ND NOR BOOK A?-
partment. improvements. One minute'
from trolley. ten minutes from depot.
FOR DALE—TO EVERY FAMILY.
was bottle of “Amaretto Casteilsno"
no KingofSpring tonlcs. It fliteru the inquire at Woodward avenue. Tel. ch—A'zo'frm'gp'w T0 1°:N l"
arena and gives force and vitality, 1106-12.” aeaaging “ PM."
m by all “a"... mu hotals . 4;... 1cal culture. Can ‘rn at least us a
palates. no in To LET—8mm moat APRILlst '°°" F" ”mm” "1‘" °' a“
r formerly “mm by Salvation Am Dr. M. F. Adlemhn, it Bunion ave-
» Also entrust; iaI'ebaeement to rent. 1"“ Stamford much“ “"V N” “"
lemurs on premises. 87 NortthlnE’ W ‘
street. South Norwelk. mil ft1 WANT Till! I!!!” 18
we LET—A sum. :01 w1ooneui ire-mm. New Brihtn. 0eun..
WashingtonstrethstNoi'walk.tun;l amazi-lyearceurseottraining
movements. InquiseDr. nohannort. st for nurses. Address. Supt e1 Hospi-
l‘iouth lain stud. Teleph‘dne to. ‘tal for information.
u Lv _,. .,..._ .
n‘mh . ..-.
THE NUBONE OORSET—LAUZO
Np stay whatever equals Nuhone
in giving perfect support without
sacrificing ease and hexilnllty. No
bulging below waistlhe. Ported
llttlnge or money refunded.
MR8. LILLIAN REYNOLDS
”53”.--- i W
54 WW 8!. .
”Pom 243“ "°"""" BUSINISI NOTICE. _1 wmrso—m not ALL mm,
"‘of cattle and poultry Best "to.
c rchvsori AND FANNING, AR Nd M We. “a m, m'“ n.
chltects. desire-co dunno-re that the!
have opened an 0M the general
practice of architecture. noon 1. Rev-
Iilsnd Block, 94..me street.
muth'm M1151.
\ m"
WA N T AUTOMOBILES.
m
A new coco rounihn cans
PAINTING
{Arm-HANGING
wall
loperaiiors on ell pans of“
surn- him-e nee-m .
anesthesia-mums 8mm
‘ - can“ mm“ M
Kim-WSW” given. not 0*“ mama-tam
ders solicited. muse. Alenmld'
Wadi lei H-M- ‘
mm WWII
“Point m
c.
. itrimmers. Good work. At prices very1
ommrm 1
and m MINI.
term” -_. fm“ igml
Ammmedw.
mammiothnsutthsttae. “WM km
whether German submarines at.
tacked the British Chanel steam-
;er Sussex and other merchant
ships carrying Americans. was
momentltily expected today in1
‘Washington. ,
-1 Unofficial advices from Berlin.
1
I
TO LET—o noon HOUSE AM) I I 0.. port
in loving and constant memory 011
our dear mother, Elisabeth A. Mitch- thfi Mayflower today on another
ell, whom God called home, one year week-end enlist down the Poto-
sgo today. April 81h lDlS.
Sleep oh dear mother
And take thy rest.
We miss you most
We loved you but.
Gone but not (orgotten in our home 1 says that Vice-Admiral Dick. Di-
on earth today.
stated that Ambassador Gerard
had forwarded a prelirra'nary re-
President Wilson was aboard
imac. Any information received
'on the submarine situation will
'bc forwarded to him by radio.
' An Amsterdam dispatch to the
'Exchange Telegraph Company
1rector of the Shipynrds' Depart-
‘ment of the German Navy. has
been retired on pension. He was
regarded as one of the close ad-
visers of Admiral von Tirpitz.
min TEETli COSl
Hm A JOB
“Why didn’t you hire that ales-
mun i sent you the other day? He
seemed to be A goed'rnsn," asked one
business men of Another ~Because
he had such poor teeth " said the oth-
er man. “Did you notice his teeth?
They were badly
he had a very oleasive breath. A man
vho has so little pride about his per-
sonal sppearanee sad so little
for people who have to
every time he opens It
the kind of man l want
sentative of my firm.
s good clean. M
doesn’t Ml. whens-lies."
Dr. .l. H. Mallory
id he. Mela It, he. lies-elk. (leer);
1 HeonlanulanJTprJn
hundape by sppeletvoeet only.
1 LOOK l
l share profits with you by giving
___‘yml the lowest prices on is years
‘gunranteo tin made into leaders, hand
made painted inside tin roofing
plumbing and heating.
HENRY A. HEOELEIN.
56 Water pt. Phone Hafiz
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“World’s Foremost Stare"
Always to be Seen at the
PALACE
"The Theatre Comi‘y"
“Special Springtime
Feature”
The Enchanting Musical Comedy
‘ The Fascinating
' . Female Clerks
(to) Dashing Girls and Clever
Comedians (to)
In a Spectacular Surprise Revue
“Instrumentalists De Lune"
Santos .& Smith
"The Lyrical Lads"
“Clever Character impressions"
by
Hamilton Whiters :
“The Chinese American”
Thinker-MW
[yesterday bv German army head-
he
eil'leldlerial veal
mutate-sherry nudes!
is-sdethsm‘ ct many
vibes-atheism soldier»
hpesutwnhamhaeeent spot
traitolhiruelivothefield field:rnar1
shsl. Several mom's of the
Reichstag delivered addresses
eulogizing hvm and newspapers
diroughout Germany publish ac-1 .
counts of his unusual career.
The German Reichstag yester-
day adopted the committee's rose-1
lotion on submarine war as well
as the Budgets oi the Imperial
Chancellor and the Foreign Oi-‘ 00
lice.
Capture from the British of
mine crater positions south of St. 3.
Eloi. near Ypres, was announced;
quarters. The positions were de-°
fended bv Canadian troops.
Dispatches received in Berlin
from Christiania say that the-
Norwegi'au government has
agreed with the German British.1 3:
French and Russian governments “:
that men belonaing to the navies
oi belligerents' who under inter-Ne.
national law are sub err to in-
ternment in Norway. shall be ner-
mitted to return home in case".
they are incapacitated for service ee
by poor health.
Renter’s correspondent at 'I'liel —
Hague telegraphe London that1
Germany has informed Holland
that the Dutch steamship Pale-n-
bang. sunk near Galloper Lioht
last month, was not torpedoed?
by a German submarine. it is
said no Germansubmsrine was
in-the vicinity a0 the time.
The Dutch steamer Rijndiik.
which Was yesterday reported1
damaged oll’ Scillv Islands struck
a mine. according to Lloyd‘s, _
which today reports her as new
in harbor with her hol ll 0‘
water. The'Rijndipk was rid
from Partland for Rotterdam.
The following official state-
ment was issued in Londonto-
day: . ‘
“A statement has appeared in
a Dutch nmpaper t9 the eiiect
that a captain of a Dutch' mail
«:ee:ee: eezeezee:ee ee‘ee
:w:
G
:‘zogtr
Wiring the Home
Forillect ic Lights
The already built house is eas-
ily wired for Electric Service. It
is absolutely unnecessary to do
any tearing up. and there is no
noise, no dirt, no confusion. Wall
paper and ceilings are not darn-A
aged in any way, and on account
of the new fixtures and bright
lights, your borne will be far more
attractive on account of the elec-
trician's visit.
Contractors
Guarantee
Sans ( 11
Any cmtractor «no-operating
with us in this campsign will
guarantee to do the work in such
a way as to give you perfect sat-
isfaction. .
- .1! you have friends whos‘c
‘ homes have-been wired, ask them
it the w'orli was notneatly. quick-
ly and cerefully done.
_ If, you wire now, you may have
twelweemenths in. which to pay
for the wirhgand fixtures. Ask
ourSahtlkpann—n for an esti-
Whale Cost of equipping
your home.
will--
Ulllfll [l BlRli
he saw captured German subma 1
rines on the Thames under com-
a sheer invention."
It was officially announced to- 0
day that a French submarine has
REGENT W
Phone 150i
Ye
Programs Up to a Standard—Not
Down to it Price.
Matinee ................. 2:20‘
Evening ........ 7:15 to 10:30
All Seats ................ 10 Cents
loses and Lopes ......... 20 Cents
boat has confirmed by oath that .
mend of British officers. This is ’e’
sunk an Austrian transport
the Adriatic.
lllllli
in
At the Turkish army headquar-
rs today the following state
ment was issued.
“MesoPOtli-nian‘ front: There
were no events of importance.
“Caucasian 'front: Unimporf-ant
encounters occurred among recon-
noitering parties in .various sec-
tors. In these fights we captured
sixty Russians.
“Dardanelles trout: On April 4
TODAY:
Grace Robinson and Alexander
(ladden, in
“A3 WOMAN 80W!"
——AND—-
Mme “stance on: or MARY
PAGE.“
Third episode with Henry Width“
and Edna Mayo starring.
\ LAST TIME TODAY.
Last Two Presentations of
.A Romance of Norwalk.
Monday:
Metro presents Mabel Taliferro, in
“‘HER GREAT PRICE." 3"
Tuesday.
Paramount stars Fannie Ward, in
‘FOR TH E DEFENBE.”
Jiv’t'iitieis atheists-it'd. out, three
Judaism-week: ~~
1. Kmlldil’IMi
mmuuwe‘
SPMAL‘ ADDED
~ ATTRACTION ‘ '
va—w
WlmlWOIRALD. < ‘
Omicrvocdllst.
m21 1“
I. MOWAMHI. M I" ‘a's'nhow‘ii‘oh the
' . if '6n'é‘e or m‘ stint m1 con-inns. in en. tithe iii-inter: ens.
' e'oatsiains :ebout twenty sues.
liiill Milli
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
____1
F‘alrtleld County Savings Bank.
Nor-with. Connl. March 16, 1916
At a regular meeting of the board
of directors of the Falrileld County
Savings Bank held this day a dividuid
st'the rats of tour (4) per cent. per
annum was declared to
from the earnings of the six months
ending' March 81. 191d.
depositors
The same will be entered on has!
booksandpaidonaudafterAprlllo,
1910.
By order of the board of dlreeteln.
SEYMOUR CURTIS.
Treasurer
‘ NOTICE. '
Notice is hereby given that bids
will be received until eleven o’c clock| m a three days' engagement ”9.1
I 1““ muss She is heralded by New York W
in. April 17th for
and cultivating shell ileh in about and variety critics as
twenty acres of oyster ground located in; stars of the variety stage Chi.
in the Town of Westport in the Coun- posseesss a phenomenal semen vets.
ty oi Fairlield and described as fol- sun as is seldom heard outide ed to
lows: I“
Northerly by the line running
canal eisnal to end of Klt’e Island.
Easterly by lots No. 366 and No. and will present in her repertoire
367W and north by lots No. 861W. No
309W, No. mw, and No. 368W.
southerly by the easterly line d' will wthe Defense." 0!
. No. new produced southwesterly. "any nthiyn
Wederlyby allneaboutonehln- mwlllbe
dred teetesat of and parallel with the m covet.”
ill-Iii 1- the past has on
BUMPANY
WAIER
eight enemy aeroplanes flew over
Gallipoli. Captain Buddarhe et-
tacked them and shot down 000..
which fell into the sea and sank."
Pmular A lsemt’iltsg'g
“ROMANCE OF NORWALK.” . .
Hundreds of Norwnlkeni will be ear .
able to see “A Romance of Mount".
It the Regent. The picture cm I“, .
run this evening. Every day the at-V;
tendanoe has been growing it“
Yesterday three capacity audierlhl'! as-' ,1
tended the show and “The unease
ed Nor-walk" wee enjoyed by every pap: ,
son who haw it and many mph wad,
seeing it for the second and thhfl "
time. One patron ot the thestn ad
least has seen the picture every nigh} ..
this week and will be in attenhldd
again this evening for a last pod:
This is doubtless true of sees- do
othel's. The feature for W
seats Grace Robinson to “Life's
Alley" and is one of the meet ism -‘
tug of recent photo-play roles“ “‘13?
ginning next Mondayd-hm thus.“ Is A «
program especially amused to:
Nerwalkern. OnMondadeahel
ferric will he starred in the mfl
deetion “Her Great Price!" This I y 1
ingesting, clean and pleasing I“;
and one which everyone will
At the same time Ilse Winltred 9".
aid will make her appearance. m :
oneotthsedl~
realms of mild 090" While
(Ia-aid was trained tor classical add-t
(ailment. she fairly revels in "th: .
nil-her of New York's W “”95
10n ‘l'eeeday next Pannier Marl
Williams and
starred in "Then
Maude Adams twill
mess-v. All“