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Wants!
Classified
For Sale,
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous—————"
“Ads.”—:To Let.
Business and
I‘hree Times. 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
C LASSIFIED Advertisements on mispnge. Twenty-Five Words orLess. 25c
lace or Caps. Double Price.
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FOR SALE—HIEAI. HUME. Sl'l‘L'v
TO LIT.‘
To LET T0 GENTLEMAN, A
furnished front room. with privilege
aired treat sitter. overlooking Hound of bath Address ”i“ (no Sentinel 0f-
} ..ri irollr} 10 rooms and bath. Barn. tin— 2:13 3!
“Nulre (inner. 37 Quintard avenue. . —-—~-—-—- —— —-
(my 36 3‘ TO LET STORE ALSO EX
' "- *— '"~—‘—— —— tientely large basement to rent in
FOR SALE ll‘tlltitiANI‘ STRAH~ quire on Drrilllhe: is? North Main 51,
lllilIJl I‘ s." Ilhide Island lied South Norwalk.
lmh llllli: eggs, $125 for 15, $3.30 for ...- "— __.-m -
3" 86 ilel‘ hundred. Exhibition inst-
ing list on request It Oust-kenbusli.
Darien Telephone 140.s18 lit
FOR SALE—A801 T 3 ACRES OF‘
good land to till or raise fruit and poul
To LET—GARAGE C\' BAIHB“
Avenue, Suitable for either lor ; inn
WANTED ~GOOI) WOMAN TU
take (are of too children, aged three
and live. Good home, small pay I";
quire at night, Mrs. Franklyn, 67 Van
Zsiit street, East Noreelk all St
WANTED EXPERIENCED FE-
iiiaie operators on Singer poser sew-
iiii: machines to work on raincoats Al-
.‘o a few learners, day or piece work.
Apply to I). L. Harris, 88 Washington
street. South Norualk Top Iloor.
chines. Rent reasonable. Inquire at l
43 Fairiield avenue. HS 3" ‘ s or
To “1.4 ROOMS, "0A INQK’lRE‘ wanriowpnmrtins EXI’LRI-
try on Near Norwaik and jltiiey. 47 Cedar Street. all! .it
PT“? “00 Also fine large building » ._.__._ ——w _
'lot on Myrtle avenue. Second lot from T0 LETWPRACTICALLY NEW
Mr. \‘l'aldi-on.
only 3400.
Norwalk.
New bungalow, price
Address P. 0. Box 643, 80.
at! it
FOR SALE~TO EVERY FAMILY.
one bolls of “Amaretto Csutellano"
the King of Spring topics. It filters the
blood and gives force and vitality
\avenue or phone 458.
apartment with improvements. One
block from West avenue. nos: South
Noru‘alk centre Inquire at 47 West
all it
To LIT—THE MAL PLACE FOR
summer, troom. Running water. On
Cedar street. motion niost healthy
Sold by all leading drugists, hotels,Rent reasonable .00» Ind be con-
snd cafes. sill tfiflnced Apply author's Bakery, lots
»~---— -~‘—— —-—-——~—~» -‘1(edsr street. ‘ at: St
FOR SALE—TWO TWO FAMILY
houses, on hierwin street. Enquire at
No. is Merwln street. Frank 8. Brown
Executor. all St
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F” BALEJIX ROOM COTTAGE'
In East Not-walk, with bath, electric
light; and all improvements. Lot m-
use. Plenty of fruit. cement cellar
Ind sidewalk. Two minutes from trol-i
Iey. Wil sell for lens that: cost. One-
half may remain on mortgage at 6:
per cent. A rare bargain at the 9'08
out high cost of building. Address
"Owner,“clo Sentinel.
s11 Ct l
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To LET—ONJVJIALP HOUSE,
West side or 31 Union dtreet. Seven
rooms and bath. «Buss: heater, elec-
tric lights. all new, gas range cannec-
lion. Newly painted interior and ex-
terior. New up-todhse plumbing. Rent
so per month. Possession at once.
The Hatch a Bailey 00., 29 Marshall
street, South Norwslk. all tt
T0 LET—4 ROOMS WITH ALL IM-
jprovements, at 72 North Main street.
:15 per month.
csry Co.
Inquire United Gro-
le t!
FOR SALE—1916,
twin cylinder motorcycle squlpped
with lights, horn, speedometer. tandem
attachment. To quick buyer, 126. Tel.
11814. all St
FOR SALE~1 FIVE PASSENGER
Overland car. 1914. Used two seasons.
in good condition. Reasonable. Under:
wod typewriter No reasonable Ole!
refused. Address Box 480, South Nor-E
'wulk. Ill 3!
AUTOMOBILES.
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A FEW GOOD TOURING CARS
nnd rosdsters.
condition. Wehrle‘s Garage, 11 Rs!-
mond street. South Norwsik.
LOST-BANK BOOK NO. 14692,
Issued by South Norwalk Savings
Bank. Finder will please return to said
bank, as pqyment has been stopped.
pm” at
REGEN‘I'__ lllEllBE
Phone 1501
Programs Up in a Standard—Not
Down to a Price. i
le Days oi FEATURE. PICTURES
Producing the following natures
commencing Monday, April 10th.
Mstlnee-Todsy—Night. l
iWilIiam For presents GEORGE ,
WALSH and DORIS PAWN in 1‘
“BLUE BLOOD AND RED! 1
Friday: I;
Paramount presents COND l
'I‘AiNCE COLLIER in
“THE CODE OF MARCIA GRAY."
Saturday:
HAROLD LOCKWOOD
MAY ELLISON in
“LIFE’S BLIND ALLEY."
WANT
and
Operamsaouall .pacsa.‘ of
.Shirt Making..- Beginners
lpsidwhiieles‘rningr '
anti-IMIWMNASWI “*- "an ”'1".'>"" ‘
iGolden. 4 Palrdeld avenue.
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Overhauled and in A-l'
meat. ll Irish street. All improve-
ment-s. Inquire of Ira. Bums I.
as tf
To LET—~TWO APARTMENTS OP
lire rooms each, with improvements.
At ,\o.' s 56 and 57 Spring street In-
quire Mrs. R. Tsrlov, 16 Grove at... or
telephone 189312 at it
.,—.
-uwo—
TO LET—TWO ROOMS, BEAUTI-
ful location. Near center. Terms re»
lsonnhle. All conVenlences. I Crescent
as it
To LET—ONE POUR ROOM AP-
partment. Improvements. One minute
from trolley. ten minutes from depot.
Inquire 84 Woodward avenue. Tel.
1106-13.
Terrace.
TO LIT—8m m APRIL 1st
formerly occupied by Salvation Army.
Also extremely large basement to rent”
Inquire on prunises. 87 North Main
street. South Norwslk. mlt it
TO LET—A m 207 user,
lWashington street. that Norwslk. Im-
enced on singer power machines on
all parts or girls 0
all parts of house dress-making A1301
younx girls. over to years for inspect-
ing work Good pay. Steady work as
sured. Royal Mfg. Co. 85 Washington
street s13 6t .
“a
WANTED-HOUSE 0F 6 0R 6'
turns. Reasonahis rest. Near trolleyl
line. Write it. 0., sin sentinel at: it1
—i
WANTED—10R Z FURNISHED
rooms for light housekeeping. Ad-
dress “XX" Bolt)!“ 0.“. s13 3U
WANTED. BOYS IN MACHINE
shop. Apply Neptune Hardware hilt-
(‘o.. 06 Fort street, but \‘orwalk.
_ sit at
WANTED—BY A MAN SITUA-
tion on a farm, alone or with tamily.
Call at house after 6 p in. Address,
A. C... 20 Hoyt street. South Norwallt,
Conn. all 3!
WANTED-—YOIING MAN WITH
some experience on sods fountain. In.
quire at Crsis‘ii Lunch room. at: lt
Two 8min): To LET—A srx nooss APART-‘ ‘
WANTED—Tint: VIGOR AND Ills
position of good health; sctliity. that{
is Invlgersted in spring. ‘Knnretto
Cautellano.” I-‘iherr. your blood as;
only the best spring tonic can. For:
sale at drug stores, hotels and cafes.
II: {It
WANTMT 0ND. ABLE BOD»
IEI) MEN A8 Titus BUILDERS, mo}
APPLY EMPLOYHDNT OFHCE.‘
NORWALK 1'an AND RUBBER (‘0.
WANTED—A COLLECTOR. ALSO
woman on alteration work for Satur-
day afternoon and evening. Gatcly I:
Ilrennun, 42 South Main St. all 3t
WANTED—EXPERIENCED HAT
trimmers. Good work. At prices very
satisfactory. Apply at outs. Vander-
hoet & (30.. is Butler street, Norwalk.
Conn.
WANTED—GIRL FOR LIGHT
housework. No waahing. Apply C. J.
Mints Co, Washington street. all St
WANTED—POSITION BY YOUNG ‘
:I‘UIH’E’IIIIOD
. lllt‘nlh‘,
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,I-‘nlrlleld County Savings Bank.
loading larch :1. int. -
i. c, i. ll. Stiltw ,
mm Stilts
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(Continued from First Page.)
the seal of the W i T. 1' National
Mrs Bioss desirthedthet
nondrous beauty of the country
through Ihlch the train passed onihe't
route. which led through seventeen
stain of the l'nion, through the aide.
pisirie lands 0! the Middle “est.‘
across the areal Maine at the too: or;
the mighty Rockies. and then up and
over the mountains theiriselves. She
spoilt“ especially at the royal recep-
tions \nhlt'll “ere gin-n the delegates;
ill every city 0! the West in ninth the
ttain stopped-in some [llama the
ii.;t_ior and DI'OIIilm-l'li buolllvnh then
Lending lite deleflfllr's the use oi their
uutomobiles. in order that lite) could
~i>t" the beauties of their t'lllt‘s A de
hilllilllill ot' the great (‘onuregatiunai
i littlill, of Seattle. one of the largest
house, of worship in the world, was
ext-ellintly given by the president.
She .i‘iso told of the return trip. which
\il.\ limde lhrouxh the Canadian
“twhlt‘r. and ICTU>> the t’arrreachinx‘
‘t‘lieztl fields of Southern t‘anads,
show enough wheat is grown to sup”
‘l-\ the world for time indefinite. Mrs.
lilo” KIM) described nutriy interesting;
aid humorous incidents whiih befell
.iie party on the long Journey l
The president was enthusiastically"
applauded by the delighted sudlence.’
:m the close of her most interesting
talk whiih had been thoroughly en~l
knell bi eieiyone presem
At the close of the it lute refresh
ronslsting of ice iream and
site. Were served
stun hints
(Continued M First Page.)
Hone against the fender'ot his own
"sr. which lie was in the act or rate
ng.
...
should Obey Rules.
t‘oroner Phelan intimated today
that the next case of this nature that
comes before him will not be dealt
aiih so leniently. He declares that
under all circumstances the employee
of the Connecticut Company should
adhere to the rules. and that in the
rutare such accidents will be consid
cred deliberate neglect. Investigation
honed that Scott had put but eight
or ten pounds air pressure on his
hrakes. when he should have locked
his car with the full power and tho
enieigint) hsnd brake as well. Thr
prissure ahicii Scott put on th-
wheelii was only enough to hold it or.
the level.
When Scott perceived that his cs
was moving, he leaped tn the con
troller and threw in the reverse. but
not in time to prevent the accident
The car moted just enough to pinion
Howe between the "to para. and h-
itiit iiiiti
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Norwslk. (‘oun.. March it. "It
At a regular meeting 01 the board
of directors of the I-‘airileld County
stlnp Bank held this day a dividend
at the rats of four (4) per cent. pt
annum was declared to demotion
from the earnings of the six month!
The same will be entered on vase
books and paid on and after April Is,
1310.
By order of the board of directors.
SEYMOUR OUIl’l'l.
lst Treasurer
District of Norwsllt. an. Probate
gilssid Block, 94 Wsshinkton street.
movements. Inquire Dr. Bellanca. it girl to assist in house work and the
“on“ “II It“. Temhon. .0. cue of chfldmn. u [flemnt .[nsot' Court. April 12th, A. D.. 19”.
s . — - ——- mt xon‘lk. .11 “ Btste of I‘m“ Murphy. 1“! M
BUSINESS NOTICE 3 .Norwslk In said District deceased.
—. WANTED—GIRL TO FILL CANS.‘ Where“, written application has
DR M F ALDEMAN'8 INSTITU good wages, while learning and from been made to this Court by the ad-
tlon and I resting home The 1001- 81 to 02 on piece work. Young man )lnistrator of said estate praying for
“01118 excellent. Terms moderate. Ac- as packers assistant, $1.50 Mr Gay resaous therein sctforth for an order
COInOdBtlonI for chronic CI“!- Spec- Good chance for advancement. Retor- authorising and empowering it to sell
lalty for WWW“! rheumatism ences required. Temporary pmition the lutentorled real estate or said es-
convulsions, etc. Send for booklet Dr. for truck (lg-"er. g; p“- a". Clover tale.
M. F. Aideman, D. C. Stsmtord, Conn. ..M“ 00. Cranbur! _ i ordered That said application be
————— -—- 1heard and determined at the Probate
FINLAYSO“ AND FANNING. AR WANTED—PUle To JOIN MY once, in Norwalk on the 19th day of
chitects. desire to announcedhst they class to learn menacing and phyll- Apr" 1915 at to o'clock rorenoon;
.have opened an oillcn tor the general csi culture. Can earn at least 850 s and that public notice thereof begiven
practice of architecmre Room 1, an- week. For particulars write or call to ‘1' persons interested than“! by
:Dr. M- 31- Adlemin. 3? Suburban "9' publishing this order in a newspaper
”“1“: Stamford. Enclose stamp h" '9' hnvlng a circulation in said District.
PAINTING — PAPER-HANGING ply. 1. least, live days before said day of
decorating. painters supplies; walll ————— — hearing.
paper, up-todate styles, lowest prions.’ wAN'rgnJl‘Hn NIIW BRITAIN;
Estimates cheerfully siren Trial or General omit-ii. New Britain. Dons. am It
ders solicited- Tel 400 Alexander om a 2 1- 2 year course or training;
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge
()OI) eyesight h it most im-
pottiiiit haul in a student.
his ll’lldt‘. Hence the Mlllllisl uni-
vemtl ll\t' ot' the ht‘l‘OM‘llC student
lump.
()1' till :irliliciiil illtiiiiiiiitiits, the
light of it good kcrim-iic lamp is
iiimt lilit' Ulilllp‘lll. ti!lt1('0!ls(‘tlll“.’lt-
iy ilzt‘ lit-xi for the l'\'(‘\'. ()ctilixts
both in this country and shroud
testify to this IIIUNI. t‘lllllllilllt.‘lt“_\'.
For purposes. of general illttiiiiiiii-
lion, lllt' convenience of gin lll‘i1
clcciritiiy is; lllllillt\ll..il9d. Bill
for llrt (lilia‘l (llilt‘ ol ilicrmiiiiit;~
tiihlc, nothing is licl‘ci than it
kt-roxt-iic lump.
There, are "It!” good oil lamps.
We recommend the RA H).
which does not smith“. Nlllt'Ll or
form wick oi'ust—‘In‘m‘i.;': I you I
NEW YORK—BUFFALO
Tali—Tail? crusheTabout the thighs
and abdomen. He lived until last
Thursday. when he died at Bridge-
port hospital.
Would Qult Work.
Scott, it is said. now desires to quit
work on the trolleys. Since the acci i
dent he has not operated a car,
if finding other employment.
in the case of Walter Shaw. the con- i
ductor who was killed at the Ash abeth “ML
‘reelt'brldge several weeks ago. In
-—TAKEN WITH GROUP.
"A fe‘nights ago one of my patrons 1
had a child taken with croup," writer.i
hi. ’1'. Davis, merchant, Bearsvllle, w.t
Va. "About midnight he came tormyll
store and bought a bottle oi Foley‘s!
Honey and Tar Compound. Bolero:
morning the child was entirely recov-'
His cits “20 the tools of
11W. .1;
Standard Oil (:TTmI‘Z‘Zl‘J of
l rtrici,:..i U.3;cs
that accident, however,
heavy fog and the motormsn did not
know that there was a car ahead.
Final arrangements for the card
.Dsrty to be held May 10 for the henslti
and!“ the Ladies' Aid Society 0! Court
be, bl! remarked thfl‘ he “‘3 deuimug' hum], D of Co, Wm mu” “
leveuing. A meeting of Court- hunt
The condition surrounding Howe's‘ Ladies Aid '11] be held a." em
minty were much the “me I! ”‘0” - at the home of Miss nmi Blake. lb
Why the Student Chooses Kerosene
i! with a uniformly gun] grade of
/.'('rox('m'.
To make sure of getting rt-liiilile
fuel. -:i_\' “Sn-C(l-ny" to the gro-
ctr‘sl' '3 \ihcii hr.- conics lo lilkt’
\‘otir oil (till. Socory ii iii - ilillllt’
oi ”min Standard (lil .(Oillpllllj. of
New \ ork s best kerosene. It 3‘5
clean and clear-hunting always.
wherever fll‘tll whenever you buy it.
Look for the Socony sign in the
windows of the gl‘tm’t‘l’)’, minivan-rt
or gcrunii store \l'lii'i‘” you buy
itcroxt‘ric. It is 3 sign of quality
iiihl unt- oi' iluc ethical nuts to
recognize :i rciinblc dealt-r. /
\'\ c l‘t"i(lllilll('iid the i Suiting, oil
1,i‘Il..ll;II1t‘\i(‘l“s'il\ inc ! lot “it ’i
Mild: .‘ll‘ I'II.;‘('\1'I :I ‘-'.l (‘Illi1{~
“lirl'f‘fi and Water Heaters. I’r‘r-
Smokeless ()il Heaters,
I’Jtl'fil Lamps and Litntems.
n. r .
l\1'.‘.W ‘ (it"x
Al..Li.-\t\"i'-— i103 '. -.N
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HONEY
reassures-1M
ANDREW DAVEY, Inc?"
.90 Washington St.
Golden Grain Hour 80: halal “solders llc
Early June Peas
7c TileButlcr
.1313 Cam is
7: Pesehcsacan
dnoonoonoonooowoonnonoooonnnll
there was a 40‘? THIS OUTZIT twentn‘
mmms. Cutout unis
mmmmtoiolsyoow ._
m in. writing your unseat.
addrusclearly Ym'mm':
mammmmm
m-flmysnd'l‘rlor M"
”consummmfl
”muammmwuc h3-
Sontli Norwslii "
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While 31 1'2 E" "0- m" for nurses Addreu. Supt of Hospl- PROBATE est: OF REAL course and? M“! '90“ 19"“ “"3 mi
' tal for information. Under and pursuant to an order of wrltten. Pm m
_ -_____.,_____ w _. !the Court of Probate for the District 30” "0""‘9’9- l Au” 0'“
E ‘81,!“ 'IB‘TI“. WANTED—T0 BUY ALL ms of Norwalk. authorising him thereun- ~ _. _ -
, -- Mogwugmmmmtodbesubmiberwmhn . ,
m“? N0 ‘1 Paid Best ‘5“ paid for my... a rsale all such right, title and. interest ““33“ comet Dismay
New YmmmetWWWflmfimmm » <~~Apsll~s~h1fl4nsluslvs
R'lchtnoud. Vb. munch . - man in 1"“ District. W' hadntths "humans-shunt seed a
timodhfimmmwtholoflov- “"33“.“ mum ..‘ ‘l‘
“mu '- . ., ' . , .isgdhscflmrsslssstatowll. alarmist-Mu : '
Ccurseoflm . unis-tumult. ,.. mum...
Michel's tug-gm“;
mm mm
is; mama-stalls
mus-sou.
mfiuhbddm
tune—y rents;
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obdst.
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n.1s-uuyrssss-csrl—sc
Ladies Summer Underwear
mute $1.0
"shun
mammal-m
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Norwalk Chronicler