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Wants!
museum; m M. ’
Classified “Ads.”:—To Let. Cures Ellectm 3 mm“ "filigwmn m '7 I
For Sale, Business and
Professional Cards. and
Miscellaneous
LASSIFIED Advertisements on mispage. Twenty-Five Wordsprhess. 25c
l‘hree Times. 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion In Black-
- face or Caps. Double Price. '
'03 SALI.
r._.~__~_
FOR SALEevTWO TWO FAMILY"
houses, on Merwin street.
No. :3 lleiuin street
Executor
inquire at
Frank 8 Brown
all St
\ FOR SALE—SIX R‘H’JI t‘tYl‘TAtil-J
in East Norwalk. with bath. electric
lights and all improvements. hot 60!-
]:30. Plenty of fruit. cement cellar
and sidewalk. Two minutes from trol-
iey. \l'il sell for less than cast. One-
half may remain on mortgage at 5
per cent. A rare bargain at the pres-
ent high cost of building. Address
“Owner," clo Sentinel. all St
FOR SALE77 lets. TWO SPEED
lhln cylinder motorcycle equipped
with lights, horn. speedometer. tandem
attachment. ’l‘o quit-it buyer. 126. Tel.
1131-4. all St
FOR . SALE--—T\\'l-Z.\'TY FOOT
round bottom motor boat live
foot beam with four horse power Bar-
ker engine. in line condition. Will'sell
cheap.
ard street. Norwstk. First floor. all it
eon SALE—i F‘lVll.‘ PASSENGER
Overland car. 1914. Used two seasons.’
in good condition. Resaonhble. Under-
wod typewriter. No reasonable offer
refused; Address Box 480. South Nor.
walk. all St
eon sacs—1914 roan rows
car. inquire 127 South lain street.
FOR SALE—Tm AND THREE
wagons. One double botqu dump-
cart a coal wagon a truck. Also har-
ness. 9 Benton street South Nor-
walk. at St
eon eats-a to mow CABIN
launch. Raised deck. 10 H. P.. 8 cyl-
inder engine. Both almast new. Speed
about. 0 miles. Address "B. 0. W."
137 South aura street. as at
K
FOR GALE—AUTO BARGAIN FOR
.lltney service. 8250. 76 Wall street.
Norwalk.
FOR BALE—325 BUYS MO VICTOR
in excellent condition. 78 Wall street.
Norwalk. as St
AUTOMOBILES.
. A FEW GOOD TOURlNO CARS
and roadstcrs. Overhauled and In A-l
condition. Wehrie'b Gal's“. ii Ra!-
moad street. South Norwaik.
WA'N
\
D
! Operators on all parts of
Shirt Making. Beginners
paid while learning.
EXPERIENCED MEN AS
ironers.
; . ,Cluelt, Peabody
& Co.. Inc.
1
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SHIRT
Nu Bone Corset Display
April .114 Inclusive
pa not purchase a cdrset until see-
ing this display. ‘ Watch this paper
for further announcement.
was. LILLlAN "mom
-._ 1
row. i
,_ _. wamn.
TO LET~ONE HALF Honss. . ' . ‘
West 'side of 2] Union street. Seven WANTED—GIRL FOR HGHT
rooms and bath. Steam heater, elec—
tric lrghts, all new, gas range connec-
tion
Iet'ior.
housework. :No washing. Apply C. J.
Mintz Co.. Washington street. all in
NPWI) painted interior and ek- - ’
Xevt upto-date plumbing. Rent
20 per month. Possession at once.
The Hatch & Bailey Co.. 29 Marshall
street, South Norwalk. all tf
WANTED—POSITION BY YOUNG
girl to assist in house work and the
care of children. it i'leaaant street,
East .\'orwalk. all at
WANTED—A COLLECTOR. ALSO
woman on alteration work for ”turday
afternoon and evening. Gstely and
Brennan. 4‘: South Main street. all 3t
wanreo—tunt-zota’t‘hnv. 81-:1‘.
tied woman for general housework. No
washing. Call 10 Reed street. South
TO LET—5 nooks WITH ALL IM-
provements. at 72 North Main street.
:15 per month. inquire United Gro-
cery Co. 0.10 tt
TO LET—COMFORTABLE 12
room house improvements. Also bunga-
low 4 rooms. furnished, running water.
Moderate rent. Situated West Side Norwallt. all It
avenue. 7 minutes walk from railroad -
station, Rowsyton. Addre. F. C. Al- WANTED—A GOOD TEAHOTER
brecht. Box li5. Rowaywn. :18 3t to drive double team. .lohn lclahon.
Make Many Happy
wage increase elective April ll. was'
announced today by the American
Woolen Company. It was understood
here that a similar advance would be
made in other textile industries in‘
New England within a few days.
”Trill tofu _
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
‘l‘bs Homeopathic Isetsra WI
Ismai- Psmasestly .
Lectures and Public Healinga in Red
I Men's Hall, South Nomlk Only
3 Demonstrated What Can Be Done in
} Five Minutes Treatment. Greater
. Inuit. ill Their Prlunto OM“. pt
70 Washington m. m 80"“.
GREATER RESULTS
! ._...__.
in Their Private Offices, at 19 Wash.
1 ington Street, South Namath.
Fairileid County Savings Bank.
Norwalk, Conn, March 16, 1916
At a regular meeting of the board
. of directors of the Fairileld (‘ounty
South .\orwalk and “”0“““93 I Savings Bank held this day a dividend
towns are more or less ln'eroeted in.“ the rate of four (4) per cent. W
”‘9 really wonderful "”88 that “e be snnurn was declared to depositors
mg effected by the famous Natal” from the earnings of the six months
pathic Doctors. They otter a new ending "my! 31’ "15.
method of treating disease. .nore sci- The same will be entered on p.“
tllllflt‘ than Ally new employed. DO- books “a Nd on and after April 10'
cause the vital energy of the human ”1..
body is controlled without the use of‘ By order of the board of directors,
drugs or surgical appliances. 3 gEYMOUR CURTIS,
They are working wonders and a“ lit Tnuurof
bringing about cures that teem im- -; .
imstble and little short of miracles. District of Norwalk, ss. Pmbate
by the use of the molt modern and 0°"!- M‘Rh 28th, A- D" 19”-
scientific methods. hinte- of John W. Craw. late
The! have studied and investigated Norwaik. in said District, “www-
all the modern ”gm. of auccessf‘tl- The Con t of Probate for the District.
ly taming disease '“hout 90.50,“)... of Norwal . hath limited and allow-
of
BOSTON. April ilr~A ten per cent..
Don’t Take {Up Your
ltnas or Move Your
Furniture llo Have Your
[louse llircd.
Electricians are neat and they
know how to work withodt dust,
dirt, noise or confusion. In no
cased; it necessary to take the
furniture out of a room or cover
up the pictures or bric-a-brac. A
small piece of closet or attic
floor is usually rerrpvcd. but
that is about all.
When the wiring is all finished,
not 9 "Harem-tins but the dain-
ty fixtures. switches and rue-gn-
cles and the wonderful conven-
ience of Electricitv.
We have attractive booklets
telling just how the work is done.
and an estimate of the cost will
place you under no obligation.
inquire evenings at 3} Doom
‘on Lincoln av“. floater 6
slit
T0 LET—A Six R00] APART-
ment. 11 High select. All improve-
ments. inquire of Ira. Emma L.
Golden. 4 Fairlieldavenue. as t!
'ro LIT—1m APARTMENTS 0!".
live rooms each, with improvements.
At N030 56 and '7 Spring street. in-
quire Krs. R. Tarlov. ltl Grove St, or
telephone 1893-12. at t!
To LET—5 NlCll BIO ROOMS. ALL
improvements. gas. electric light. New
nice
.rooms, all improvmgnts. 76 usingtan
’at‘eniic. inquire Stove Knit, M Le:-
ing'on utcnue. \ at St
TO Let—Insult nouns, LIGHT
and airy. Stationary tubs 48 Fifth
street. Call evenings. MO St
.._._.
I To LET—FIVE ROOMS. GOOD lo-
cation._ Rent reasonable. I. Hopp, 35
Cove avenue. East Norwalk. no 3t
.. ._...~__.. -———-
t To LET—TWO ROOMS. BEAUTI-
i'ul location. Near center. Terms rea-
sonable. All conVenlences. 8 Crescent
Terrace. a8 8!
FOR SALE — KIDNEY JUMP
‘spark. low tentlon magneto u. lodel!
L high speed Schebler carbontor. $7.:
Two 1% in. Schobler carbontom. 85’
each. Atwater Kent coil, to. Spiller!
4 cylintt~r box coil, 86. H. Keyworth.
.H Sou.h l'aln street. South Nahum:
as 3t‘
. To LIT-FROM APRIL 181‘. d .
\room house. all improvements. No. 71
iWoodward avenue. Rent 326. a room!
.bungalow. all improvements. No. 31
iidncotn avenue. Rout 820. inquire ol'
I
. Charles E.. Hoyt.
i TO LET—ON! FOUR R00! AP-l
lpartment. Improvements. One minute
’trom trolley. ten minutes from depot.
.inquire at Woodward avenue., Tel.
i 1106-12.
l
i To LET—STORE m APRIL 1st:
! formerly occupied lav Oslvation Army.t
,' Also extremely large basement to rent:
tlnqnirc on premises. 87 North Main:
‘streel. South Nor'flk. an n;
I- t
i To LET—A moan sot mart
= Washington and. out Norwalk. lm-’
movements. W Dr. manned. “1
lsouth Illa-stated. Mina to.
1 BUSINESS NOTICE.
f onesemmuo—navmo mov-
;ed to No. 20 Unlm stunt. South Nor-
iwatk. am ‘prspanadjo do dress making
at home. or at isdisg'..cwn residence.
ato Si use. I. A. DECKER.
FINLAVOON AND FANNINO, AR.
chltects, desire to‘annousce that they
have opened an ales for the general
practice of architecture. Room 1. Bav-
“l’-‘ather.”' said a small boy. ."what
'. .is a demogoguel". , . .
"A demagogne. my son. is smart
, who can rock the boat hlmssltn
2 . ,persttade everybody. that therein
Journal. ... ...
g .. _—1-a_xsn .Wl‘l’ltOR‘OUPq. . .
. .3 term uric-w _ en‘s-t-
basis. ‘
terrible . storm or — scarf-WM.
u Wlnllsld St. East Not-walk lllnd Block. at Washington street.
- Phone 241.5 . _. .._.._
.f .nmvma — earn-ammo
Wilda-mung. Wd “I’ll“: VA“.
, nermso. ' 3m. Mia itvlas. lowest metal
inasmu- caeat-rtan-atvn run or?
deli solicited. um. Alexander,
a . a
pable. Box 591, South Norwalk. all) St
smart at lgares. Willing
Good chum for advancement.
.. class to team massaging and pbyIl-.
.nenir‘ne. By discarding the useless “1 3“
and accepting the good from all. by
skiliul combinations. judicious -ests
and patient applications. they have
mailed a system of healing. which to
gull-(l with their regulation: and rules
lnr diet. exercise and rot. applied to
llll‘ requirements of thy case. is ta-
tioral in its practical application. and
sill 3t
WANTED~POBITION A8 COM-
panlon or nurse. Experienced and ca.
wanna—Exclamation) GIO-
cery clerk, lust be good pennies,
to work
Good. steady position to the right
party. Apply at A. F. Beckmsnn and‘
Cafe store. Wsabin on street. ‘0 8t
‘1 . rnlienla trcm all parts of this
am: ihr iuglwul NOV England.
1the the only speeialhits in We
The!
WANTED—GIRL TO FILL CANS.
slal‘).
good was“. while turning and from; -
Inwaiving these instmouta. if you dmlre
.i to I on peace work. You 7
as ”A.“ “slant .1“ DO: day) tsking adults. of their skill. which.
' milllfly publicly Minted for never-
mc“ uirnd. Tom 1. ltio'n at weeks in Red Hen Hall. where
M ’0 W W ‘ thousands witnessed qr.- marvel-
ror truck driver. 2 da . (.llover'many
Kril- Co. Ora-MIL.” y Ollh' reimts obtdned in a few minutel-
inf time it in necessary that you call
WANTED—GIRL you GENERAL?“ their private omces lmuiedtatcw.
housework. Inquire Mrs. has): 3. Jen- ‘ so as to give them time; to effect rnd
nings. its ll'lashill Road. .3 :t test (tucs. By so doing you will Ion'
_‘ time. t'ouble and expense.
Their otllces at 79 Wad‘tlngtot St.
are t'tziletl by throngs of people daily,
and .ne genuineness of tbl‘lr'rures nri|
,vouchcd for by many of 40ml! Not-
‘ .t'alks most reputable citizens «is the
most li‘l"l\nt‘l“ of all matltthls for
cat culture. Can cent at least no a‘ ""“d’ ""d permanent cure 0' "u d“
week. 3." MW"! write or call (“lids that are at. all curable.
Dr. l. r. Adleman. as muons ave-' ' “W '1'" "0' 0“" "‘3 ”m" ”m
mm sl-mford' Enclose stamp for re- the most valuable systems of thera-
Ill!- peutlcs ever brought to the light of
the world of science. Infinitely more
WANTED—3TH! NEW. 3111;; Powerful in healing potency than all
- ‘other systems t-omhlned. embracing
General Hospital. New Britain. Conn..v
od‘ers a I 1.2 year course of training ":9 "my.“ Tp:‘::"?ph:‘rlmrnzcglr:
for nurses. Address. Supt. of Hospl- 0 any "9‘ P . fl 3 'y
fol dlsemte humanttv la heir to 'hat
at for information.
ltheae successful specialists cannot per-
‘ ' " 3manently cure. They equallse the
WANTED—T0 BUY “‘1‘ Klnminerve force causing the lntemnl 0r-
“ Mile and poultry. Best DH". gans of the body to act in perfect
”m 3‘“ prices ”M '0' calves. fl'thsrrnony one with another; thereby
Friedman, South Fm‘lk' Tfl' “51' removing all nermus concentrations.
“I.“ and relieving congestion of every
"lkind. If you have been the rounds
that does not matter. The Natureo
Phone 150!
politics make a specialty of diseases
that have been pronounced lncurable.
Programs Up to a Standard—Not
Down to a Price.
WANTED—CHAMBEIRMAID ANl)
waitress. Apply to Mrs. Robert Van
Buren. 533v». avenue. Norwalk. as it
wanrso—Teurttsro JOIN nvf
' No matter what ails you. or how booe-
tess your case may seem. you should
not allow another day to pass without
taking advantage of their vast crper~
lcnce and wonderful skltl.
Hundreds who have been crippled
and badly affected. so they never ex-
pected to ever see a well day main, are
made happy by the Natureopathlc phy-
sicians. Yesterday for the first time
in two years a young lady who, only a
week ago would not dare to go out in
the street lemelf. came to the ofllce
of the Naturoopatblc doctor‘s, to the
Six Day. of FEATURE PICTURE.
Producing the fellowlvtpisatul'ss
commencing Monday._Aprll 10th.
_~mh
[Katine TODAY Evenlu
Paramount present FANS”:
WARD. star of "The Cheat" ind
other successes in it new Morocco
I‘llly greatest astonishment of other M
tients. without any assistance. She
“For ‘he De't‘lue" only received a week‘s treatment
Flvs Parts To enumerate the diiferent cases
would require columns or space in this
DOD"-
While some people doubt. criticise.
continue to butter. allow themselvn to
Matinee WEDNESDAY Evening
TYRON POWER. and KATRLYN
WILLIAMS in Selig's presentation
"Thou Shall No tea" be influenced by com. who condemn
.- things that they know nothing about.
*“l”"—T"“"d'Y-Nluht others are made well and happy.
William For presents GEORGE.
WALSH and‘ DORIS PAWN in
“BLUE OLOOD AND RED:
5 Friday:
fthn a person condemns this mode
'of practicum ”k M “I. reason
.or their condemnation and M will
immediately see that the! I)?!" ll
r' ' yum ignorance on the «bit-t: ‘
.rmomoglunn. 1:“ ~com. ;. 1‘ "WV“? W“ m
eras-cost or uncut enav- ‘°' ' W ”9"“ lulu ”dim
- ~ .. ' ”mum-QWMG
positive relulb. l
The Naturoopsthlc Doctors have,
ptrmaiv-ully cured (real numbert "fl
slate'
pct-t. wmmmam» .-
months from the date hereof‘
for the credtors of said blate to ca-
hRJlt their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their ac
counts. properly attested. within said
time. will be debnrred a recovery. All
persons indebted to said Estate are
requeged to make immediate payment
to ,
RlOHARD ll. GOLDEN.
Executor.
District of norwalk. ss. Probate
Court. larch dist. A. II. 1916.
In” ll ll
hm of Royal DEG. Oomd‘l‘bck. lain l
of Norwalk. in said District. deceased.
ThsGourtolProbatefortheDll-
trlct of Nornlh. hath limited and AH
lowed six months from the date heroot' '
for the creditors of said estate to 01°
hibit their claim for settlement. Those
who neglect to present their accounts
.properly attested. within said time.
will be debsrred a recovery. All per-
sons indebted to said Estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment‘
to
HAMILTON L. COMB'I‘OCK.
as to H Administrator
__l
NOTICE 'ro CONTRACTORS. |
Sealed proposals will he received at
the oilice ol the Secretary of the'
Bridge Construction Committee. Peon
pic‘s Trust Co.. Washington Street..
south Norwalk, COnn. until April 21.:
l916. for the removal of the piles and;
timbers on the east side of the Chan-l
nsl north and south of the Washing
ton street bridge. South Noraatk, (‘t
The work consists of the following,
namely: in withdrawing and removing
in their entirety all piles and old tint-
bars between the channel and the es-
tablished harbor line. and sawing oil
at the mud line all piles and timbers
back of the harbor line. These piles
and timbers. except twenty outside of
the harbor lines to be selected by the
committee's engineer. are to become.
Ithe property of the contractor as part
' payment for doing the work.
i Specifications and blank forms for
" proposals for this work can be obtaln~
‘ed from Ooodhue k Hubbell. Civil En-
iglneers. Ipokwood's Hall Building.
iNorwalk. Conn.
The work must be completed before
‘July 1. "id.
The Bridge Construction Committee
reserves the right to reject any and all
bids.
l
J. W. OLMSTEAD.
llAAc CHURCH,
Sub-committee
coon rosin'rost
HIM A too
“Why didn't you hire that sales-
man least you the other day? He
seemed lobe a good man." asked one
business man of another. “Because
babel-whim teeth.” said the 0th-
:r man. “Did you notice his teeth?
”boy were badly decayed. some 0:
them broken 0!. discolored. and in a
generally disreputable condition. And
he tad a very oilansive breath. A man
who has so little pride about his per
sonal appsarance'and so titUe regard
In people who have to look at him
aio 2t
1
and fixtures in
payments.
Light and
STEAMER SANTANDERINO
SUNK BY A SUBHARINE
(Continued trom First Page.)
Switzerland. and cements on
the fact that a German industry'
not only is able to meet the enor-
mous wants of the German army,
but also to supply neutral coun-
tries. The Crcusot (French)
Works were unable to supply the
guns." .
William Willard Howard. of
New York. secretary. of the Al-
banian Relief Committee. who
left Paris today on his way to the
United States from Albania, said
that 150.000 human beings had
died of starvation in Albania dur-
ing the past eighteen months and
that 500,000 were likely to die be-
fore normal conditions in that-
country wcre resumed.
Famine due to the failure of
the crops as a result of the u-
cessive rains. Mr. Howard said.
has reduced the population to a
pitiful condition. and typhus fev-
er threatens to become epidemic
Owing to the war commerce and
industry in the country are par-
alysed. The secretary said that
the Christian work relief ship Al-
bania. carrying the fourth ship-
ment of relief sunolies still re-
mained in the Mediterranean.
Mr. Howard is returning to the
United States for the purpose of
fitting out another relief expedi-
tion. He says the Albanians are
not taking any part in the war of
the Balkans. '
DEFENSE OF FRENCH
STOUT AND INTELLIGENT
PARIS, April it. 5:45 a. m.—-—
The Crown Prince's supreme ef—
fort for the capture of Verdun,
as the military observers charter-
ize the operations which began on
Will you telephone or tod'tv?
Remanbcr that for a _ .
time vou may pay for the wtr no:
The United Electric . 3
lirited
u may monthly
Water Co. '
d‘Cm't‘
lencc. The Fruit in cowlr
plan is to engage the least n:
siblc number of men, so as love.
tain the maximum numbedollor-
nations for the ulterior open"
lions which are to he entered?"
on at a moment which he still f
probably be decided upon by hid
when he considers that the Get»
mans have wasted all the m "
they are willing to sacrifice. , 1:.
Since the beginning of ”It bah“
tlc the Germans have employed
thirty-two divisions, it is assert-
ed, and it is impossible for them
long to continue their cfl'orls on
the present scale. A radical
change is looked for shortly.
p
SAYS HOT WATER
WASHES POISONS
FROM THE LIVER
Everyone should drlnlt hot water
with phosphate In It.
belore breakfast.
fiddle. we must keep the liver was”.
clean. almost every morning. to ”0"
went its sponge-like pores from c..-
ging with lndigesttble material‘sotlf
Hie and poisonous toatnu, says a ma.
phralchn. i
If you get headaches. it's your W
I! you catch cold easily. it's you pvi‘
er. ifyoa wake up with a sad to“
hand tongue. nasty breath -
ach becmneu rancid. it's your M.
Now skin. muddy complexion. wade}.
may-s all denote liver anew
Your liver in the most important.“
the moat abused and neglected . '1
a the body. Few not its w
or how to release the dammed-up.“
waste. bile andytoslns. lost m-
is spending itsef against the stool
and intelligent defense of the
French. The observers point out
that when the assailant realizes
trench that he has failed to attain
"“7 m“ h °""' his mouth-isn’t mai trench warfare. Such was the phh h It. toxwask from the m
33%;“. $2,.(Lthxh‘. m. great German attack during the!“ haunts the muons day) m.-
would amiss a customer by in battle of Yprcs on November to,
an m and om Unpl- I.v= fivcdays before the battle tended, ans-amin- thus
s. and "ch-I. Mvifln ‘ - . - .
M m mewhaoha .5;- find the first French battle 131.!!! Iii "MIMI-s the
Sunday to the west of the Mensch
his objective. he invariably deliv-. wall. “01in drink each morning he;
crs an-bxtcnded assault with great lasts breakrssf. a glass of hot 1*
violence before lapsing into nor-'1Itla cusps-ml oi timestou filo-.-
Chana'sacum Match is, tony-man'wumm
also closed with oviolent asmlt.‘
.lntlteseooorntvs-t" moms.
line'tof'surpn'sethe , .
.' f , m-uumuin-m-nmmsn..
rum. to violent calamel. nullify
_m salivating chemical whfl
can only be used occasionally been” 1
l1 sou-nab” in the tissues. M,
tanks the bows.
Bray man and woman. sick. R
jun-r- naterm. the poison. In.
ham-mama .
Norwalk Chronicler