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LASSIFIED Advertisements on .nispaae. Twenty-Five Words or Less. 25c
l‘hree Times. 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In black-
iace or Cape. Double Price.
Classified
For Sale,
Professional Cards. and
Miscellaneous
“Ads."
Business and
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—~liiII,CH
In‘JIFP of James McSally,
hiriiuc. Noi'ualk.
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COW
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S'uari
all St
FOR SALE litr‘iiiil' S|\I l.li~‘
s'o-m rk't'at'tf'd hone) at 8) . drlHPIt‘d
Drop postal to H. Ruehl, R. F. D. 40,
West Nor-walk.
FOR SALE l-tltlt ASSI r
rm. ting thitkens. 20 and 2.x
dressed and delivered to (‘Hlt-l’ Fri-sh
laid eggs. llaby chicks. While beg-
!iorns, Barred Rocks. it 1. Red. 15c
liiii ()iiiiiigtons. 20c. Setting ages,
”:4 up Nicholl's Poultry Yard, East
‘Norwalk. Phone 18):. all it
FOR SALE—IDEAL HOME, SITU-
uted near water, overlooking Sound
Near] trolley. 10 rooms and bath. Barn.
Inquire Owner. :7 Quintard avenue.
city. as St
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killed.
FOR SALEMHAHOGANY STRAIN
Initial "i‘. 81" We Itsllnd Red
hatching eggs. ”.85 for 15. 83.50 for
60, to: per hundred. Exhibition mat-‘
lug list on request. B. Quackenbush.
Dei'lea. Telephoae 10. I18 8t
FOR BALI—Am 3 scam 0F
goodlaudtotlliorruieetruitand pout
lry on“ Near Non-k and illney.
Price 8780.
Mr. Waldron.
poly 8100.
‘Norwa‘lk. a1: 81
l FOR sate—s POOL “sum. 4
[lowling Alleys. mahogany cllar ,ilx-
lures. Must be sold by May 1. Gain:
but of business. Cash or good term
Biunsuick Alleys. 98 Washington St.
I14 6!
FOR SALE—T0 EVERY FAMILIE
bite botte of “Amaretto Outteilano"
the King of Spring tonicl. It filters the
blood and gives force and vitality
Sold by all leading drugiste. hotels'
and cafes.
FOR SALE—Six ROOM COTTAGE
‘ln East Norwalk. with bath. olectric‘
' lights and all improvements. Lot 601-
nm. Plenty of fruit, cement cellar
and sidewalk. Two minutes from trol-
ley. Wil sell for less than cost. One-
Iialr may remain on mortgage at 5
per cent. A rare bargain at the pres.
ant high cost of building. Address ~
"Owner," clo Sentinel. an ill
AUTOMOBILES.
A FEW aooo rouamo
CARS
und roedsters. Overhauled and in A- 1.
Wehrle'is Garage. 11 Ray-’
condition.
mend street. South Norwalk.
5 Operators on all parts of
Shirt Making. beginners
f paid while learning.
I EXPERIENCED MEN AS
Ironeni.
Clam. Peabody
,& (30., Inc.
iiiii ioiici
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
"Fairlie-id County Savings Bank.
' Norwalk, Conn. March 18. 1018.
'At a regular meeting- of the. board
H‘o‘t arm oi the ran-nod Cotiuty
Bafllclnalkheldtblldayadlfidefll
attherateotronr (i)peroeat.pC’
unnum wt declared to m-
-., mimd'the slam
‘enib'gfl’aroh 81. 1018. " '
“aflfiflW-mmm 1.3-
[’15.
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-Aho Ila latte Mildlu‘
lot on Myrna avenue: anon-a lot nom‘
New bungalow. priceI
Address P. 0. Box “I. 80.:
an tr!
""ment. 11 High street.
SHIRT
'l‘he-sa-e flow-entered on.”
horderofthehesidordireetera-
, (‘0 m.
T0 LET—DESIRABLE FUR hlS_ H-
ed rooms. Some (or light housekee'»
iiig. in refined neighborhood One
room for gentleman inquire Mrs.
Johnson, 2 High street, Sonth Nor-
iiulk all 3i
To LET—T0 til-LVTIJJMAN, A
furnished front room, with privilege
of bath Address A" to Sentinel ()I-
live. 813 3i
TO LET STORE. ALSO EX-
ti'emely large basement to rent. Iii-
quire on premises. 87 North Main St,
South Norwalk.
TO LET—(EARAGE 0N BAYYIEW
Avenue. Suitable (or either I or 2 ms-
cliines. Rent reasonable. Inquire at
i3 Fairileld avenue. a13 3t
T0 LET—i ROOMS, 810. INQUIRE
47 Cedar Street. all 31
TO LET— PRACTICALLY NEW
apartment with improvements. One
block from West avenue, near South
Norwalk centre. Inquire at 41 West
’aveaue or phone 458. alt 8t
summer. 4 room. Running water. 0n
Cedar street. location most healthyu‘
Rent reasonable. Coats and he con-1
vineed. Apply Roodner‘s Bakery. 108l
Cedar street. .12 St
West side of 21 Union street. Seven
rooms and bath. Steam heater, elec-
tric lights, all new. gas range connec-
tion. Newly painted interior and ex-
terior. New upto- -date plumbing. Rent
20 per month Possession at once.
The Hatch A Bailey Co. 29 Marshall
street. South Norwalk. all t!
To LET—5 ROOMS WITH ALL IM-
‘provements. at 72 North Main street.
I15 per month. Inquire United Gro-
oery Co. alo ti
'ro LET—A Six ROOM APART-
Ali improve-
inquirevot Mrs. mama L.
at ti
menu.
Golden. i Falrileld avenue.
TO LET—TWO APARTMENTS or
five rooms each. wi'li improvements.
At .\'o.‘s 55 and 57 spring street. In-
quire Mrs. R. 'l‘arlov. 16 Grove St.. or
telephone 1393-12. at t!
TO LET—ONE FOUR ROOM AP-
“ partment. Improvements. One minute
from trolley. ten minutes from depot.
Inquire 84 Woodward ayenue. Tel.
1108-12.
I To LET—A STORE. 207 EAST
IWashington street. East Norwalk. Ini-
lprovements. Inquire Dr. Bohmnon. 84
i‘ South Main street. Telephone so
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1 BUSINESS NOTICE
DR. M. F. ALDEMAN’S INSTITU-
tion and a resting home. The loca-
tion is excellent. Terms moderate. Ac-
comodations for chronic cases. Spec-
ialty for nervousness, rheumatism
convulsions. etc. Send for booklet. Dr.
M. F. Aldeman. D. C.. Stamford. Conn.
FINLAYSON AND FANNINO. AR-
chitects. desire to announce that they
have opened an oillce for the general
practice of architecture. Room 1. Hav-
tlaud Block 94 Washington street.
PAINTING PAPER HANGING
decorating. painter's supplies; wall
paper, upto-date styles. lowest prices
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or
tiers solicited. Tel. 400, Alexander
White, 61 1-2 Ely Ave. m“
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T0 LET—THE IDEAL PLACE NT!
I WANTED—EXPERIWCED FD
TO LET—ONE HALF HOUSE.‘
1 WANTED. i
WANTED~FIRST cums rooi.‘
MAKERS. WHEELER TOOL co '
alt-3t
WANTED “EXPERIENCED i‘li;\l'-
lldl‘ Must be unmarried and have
iiean record. Clover Mfg. Co, (‘rilll'
bury t‘onn all 'it
WANTED BOARDERS. NIt‘l-Z
double l‘tK‘llli-i, with board at 39 Wood
ward avenue. Home cooking. Phone.
in.“ I‘.‘ bll‘n. Rockwell. alt 8t'
WANTED MAN 10 ill. PHESP \"l‘j
.ttiuent and key insurance in Smith
.‘forwaik and vicinity. Allied Registry"
toinpany. 42 Church street. New lia-l
veu. Conn. all at
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WANTED-YI’OSITION BY YOUNG!
—' Kll'l to assist in house work ani illt‘.
care of children.
South Norwalk.
11 Chestnut street.
all ltI
WANTED» MAN TO TAKE CARE!
tol' roller and make himselt general-
ly useful. Inquire Old Well Cigar
Co. all t'
WANTED—43001) WOMAN TO
take care oi two children, aged three
and five. Good home, small pay Ir.-
Equire at night. lira. Franklyn, 61 Van
Zant. street, East. Norwalk. at: St
imale. operators on Singer power sew.
tng machines to work on ralncoats. Al-
so a few learners. doy or piece work.
Apply to I). L Harris. 83 Washington
street. South Norwatk, Top iloor.
all Ct
—To Let. ‘
WANTED-OPERATORS EXPERI
enced on Singer power machines on]
all parts of house dress-maxing. Alsol
young girls. over 16 years for inspect-l
ing work. Good pay. Steady work as l
sured. Royal Mtg. (10., 85 Washingtonl
street. all (it
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WANTED—l 0R .. FURNISHED;
rooms for light housekeeping tiI
dress “XX" Sentinel ofllce. all 3tL
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WANTED~IIOYS IN MACHINE;
shop. Apply Neptune Hardware Mfg;
Co. 66 Fort street. Emit Norwiilk. .
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WANTEDnIII' A MAN
tion on a farm. alone or with family.
(‘all at house after 5 p. in Address
A. (I. 20 Hoyt street. South Norwallt.
Conn. all 3t
WANTED—THE Vioou' AND nits-f
position of good health; activity. that
is Invigorated in spring, ‘Amaretto
Castellano.” Filters your blood as
only the best spring tonic. can. [or
sale at drug stores, hotels and cares.
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WANTED—‘AT ONCE. A313 MD-
IE’D MEN AS TIRE BUILDERS. E130.
TheD. M.
Pin s," V. o toe-0'
Read Co.
Wu“ 1851.
Tapestry Rugs 9x12
for $16.00
A new line
Q VIW‘WM
loran (\ieediiigh luii pritt thin gout looking and
durable lapestry Rilga will Cirillilttlitl lht iiixclii ~
to all
sinSllilt h0U~4l§tT1itT~
.\cat dwigns siiiailiigures. thc ground \\i'll i'ii\t‘ltil
and will not iiun‘kl) ‘litnk the mil. . lliird ihmi‘ .
. .
Dinner Sets $10.00 ‘ .
I
III pieces. l
American Porcelain from .i sell human .\‘.Iti'lli.iil
imitt'ri.
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Thcic an lllri‘V patterns. lunch [new has a liiirl'iiu' l
tlircnil-ltkt‘ liliic lllll' and a \l'IL'li' iii-i‘tirutinii: lllt‘M‘ ilt"
\lg'llsT l
’ A shouci bouquet of lil u of the valley and piiiplc .
\lt)lt‘IS. 1‘
Pink and uhiic chrysant'
I’ink roses and forget-m
All very small, very dain
lsgi'lllli‘ and smooth. l’or su
and very suitable.
“Farm Scene" China.
Blue on white. and the h
sign is familiar:
has a landscape.
A little river with a win
Three or four rows. blue
A church spire behind some trees.
('ups and Saucers. set (if 6.
l‘lates
Bread and butter
Dessert
Tea
lli‘cakiast
Soup
Cereal
Fruit Saucers. 2 sizes,
Vacuum Sweepers
Houeecleaning Day! It
house possesses a good Bissell Sweeper oi the vacuum
[he Vacuum is of thc same high standard as the
order.
n floral border and the center medallion
.It'lllllllh. with {em like green.
knots.
t) and pleasing. The were
‘IIIIIt‘I‘ Cottage or biiugalmv,
luc pl‘t‘dtllulililt‘fi.« This do»
inull on the bank.
and white cows.
8i.oo.
12 etc. each.
,,
.' 5cts.
need be no bughcar if the
regulation llissell Sweeper, but in the nature of things is i
capable of more thorough cleaning.
brushes. three bellows, large
and tiber hearings, in nicely fini~hcd iiiahogzinv case.
llrl\llt‘
shafts i
it contains
broad nor zlcs. stccl
87.50.
Ask to have one demonstrated.
l‘utsciiivni
l
Gloves
The Washable Kid GIOVC liiil<l~ .‘i tit} “tau Iii lllt‘
l-L’iiiil «it twri \Uilliflil She likm it ‘nt'iiiq a‘ a lady
\hmild \ht- max go forth every day it‘lfttfi' Illiilf' m to her
'r'llf\I‘\
(ill-ilil \\.i~li;ililt (ilovex «if tuvl’t ill li‘idllI} a‘t‘
liltiili ll! \niviivii Hiir new and ptiinildi ‘ir-lr i~. t~ liiitton
lcngili. in iii-.ii'l \\l‘llt or Ian, hall {attiitlit ~l)lt. but the
Full lllltil \\lllt black in stunning fashion. tuiiis trH'I l'hc
burl“ arc hunt!) \ttiillt‘il. A reinarkzibly ~tili~ii glow.
Sass.
Washable Kid in old iiory, Neuimri *lizulr
\I‘\\il ziiirl lit-riiilv i-iiiliroidercd on the lull k 5!.50.
Genuine French Glazed Kid. .* chi-it. -.\.‘: it.
$1.50, $2.00 and 32.2 5.
Kayser Silk Gloves, 2—clasii, black. \\lll‘.t‘ and colors, _
50c, 75c and $i.oo.
\t‘t‘tll‘illllg to quality.
For Men
Washable Chamois, natural color \iltlt “
:iiid llt'a\_\ black stitching on the backs.
81.50.
inqui-
Illaliklk dlKl
\ (Ililr\
prix" \(‘alilS
Main ilmir.
Shapespeate Postczrls
All Shakespeare l‘luhs, inconnection-with the Drama
League, are keeping the memory of the Ports death on
April 23.
The Colored Shakespeare Cards are in sets of 10,
those subjects:
The Portrait of Shakespeare
Scenes from
julius ('acsar
As \ uu Like it
l‘hc iaming oi the Shrew
Midsmmer Nights Dream
The Tempest
Hamlet
Merchant of Venice
Twelfth Night
so cts. a set.
King Henry V
Staionery Section.
BRASSIERES.
A necessary adjunct to the perfect toilete One
should llt' \tl' ilttcct where the Corset ends. The lirassicre
t"‘(lIIttill\ liiic~. rounding the figure. corrcttl} and beauti-
fullv.
Styles to suit all women, from 50 cts. up. , |
Second l‘lt‘ill'.
Ellir Elli. iiirah (lament;
lIONG KONG. China. April 13. via
London, April H l-‘ighting between
'government troops and revolutionar-
tes took place at Canton last night.
when soldiers oppmed the landing of
the rebels. The casualties numbered
. about thirty.
liltilltf
REGENT
'Pngnatllp to a summit
Down to a Price.
UNITED STATES WILL
l SEND EVIDENCE TO
GERMANY.
(Continued from Page One.)
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l The Administration considers
the German note practically
lshowa that a submarine attacked
the Sussex.
West of the Mouse. a violent
bombardmnet was delivered by
the Germana against the French
lines to the west at Hill No. 304
says the French officia communi-
cation published this morning.
APPLY EMPIDYMENT Or null.
NORWAIJI TIRE AND RUBBER GO.
WANTED—EXPERIENCED HATi
Itrimmers. Good work At prices very
‘satlsfactory. Apply at once. Vendor-1
hoe! A 00.,13 Butler street Norwalk.
l Conn.
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WANTED—GIRL TO FILL CANS.
5good wages. while learning and from
81 to 83 on piece work. Yong m
'as packers assistant 81.50 per day.
[Good chance for advancement. Refer-l
ences required. Temporary position
for truck driver. I: per day. Clover
liars. Co.. Cranbury.
WANTED—THE NEW BRITAIN
General Hospital, New Britain. Conn.
offers a 2 1- 2 year course of training
EIBTEI VACATION
WI? N0. 11
New York to Old Point Comfort.
Richmond. Va.. Washington. D. C.
and return 820.00
oldseninieaune
Make Your Reservations
throw
for nurses. Address. Snot. or Beanie
tal flor information. .
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WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
or cattle and poultry. But prion
paid. Best prices paid for calves. n.
<Friedinau; South Norwalh Tel. .1151.
I1! is
,- Nswruvmv. Agni ids—The local
asthorttiaawete Menuhin: oatwo
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Six Days of FEATURE PICTURID
Producing the following features
commencing Monday, Apr" 10%.
Yesterday evening cast of the
Mouse 3 small attack was made;
on the French positions south of f
Douaumont. but it was complete-l
. . latlnee—Today—nght:
Paramount presents CONS.
TANG” COILIER. in
“‘69 Code d'
Marcia Gray”
Saturday:
HAROLD LOCKWOOD
MAY ELLISON in
“LIFE’S BLIND ALLEY.”
and
7 Wednesday Evening Only.
April‘ig. at 8:15
Charles Frohman Preents
» M'AUDE ADAMS :
"In' the Cornedfbramt:
in Four. Acts '
bombardment south of Hundre-
mont. In the Woevre district ar-
tillery duels took place.
The Russian sailing vessel Im-
perator has been torpedoed by an
Austrian submarine in the Med-
iterranean Nine of the crew, some
landed at Barcelona by a Dutch
steamship.
The Imperator. of 3m gross
tons. left Gullport. Mica. on
Feb. 2: for Marseilles.
The. Portuguese Premier. after
dent, announced last night that
he had. withdraw the collective
resignation of the Cabinet. as a
aetidaotorv amour had been:
reached on the terms of the pr:
NuoB 0 Court Display
April 17—22 Ineluelw
Do not manometmtu
‘reported that this vessel had been
iy-repuloed; Thor was a lively.
of whom are wounded. have been .
a long conference with the Presia.
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man Admiralty under date of
April 8. says that in the month
of March, eighty trading vessels
belonging to hostile countries,
with an aggregate tonnage of
isomooo. were sunk by German
submarines or their mines. ,
Defeat of the Turkish forces is
leeopotamit by the British was_
”reported officially in London to-
day. In an engagement in the Ti-
gris. the Turks were driven back
iroin one and one-half to' three
miles.
jected Amnesty bill. the question
which had precipitated the Cabi-
net crisis.
Captain Charleston and eleven
men of the British steamship In—
verlyon were landed today and
sunk by a submarine on Tucsthy
afternoon. One of the membersl
of the crew who was rescued. is.
an American. William Loas.An-
other boat from the Inverlyon.
containing eleven men. is miss--
ing.
A statement issued by the Ger-
Doii't be caught. without
a cutaway for Easter!
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fine .. , If you've been addicted to
it? gawk the cuStomtailor habit, why
a- 3.3““. not .try us this time. _
1 59"? Fabricsidentical with first _ .
. 3,; 3; class» tailors’; style .‘and fit :4
1 you see before you~order.
Prices much less!
line and m Wield-w .
. The meat pap-h noun I'D-WOOL
but we mve‘M-wmupretaned.
Separate tie-admit worsM- 3“ .
_..‘ !~"-___i ...‘—-_-‘—-.~ A..
9 ~ ngmg suits. . .
r over-coats.
Fgrmigen arid boys.
we r? ""1
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