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i‘hree Times, 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent
lace or Caps, Double Price.
Five Words or Less. 25¢
per Insertion. In black-
I’OR BALI. '
TO LIT.
TO LET—Pi'liNlSlih‘i) RUUM Elr
g. __,_,_ .
FOR SALE 16 FOOT FLAT BUT-
ioiu motor boat, built specially for t‘t‘.t‘lc lights. bath and phone. Phone 10.)". for light liUurk‘liFrplii: in So.
“dung, (‘ait he seen at any time Ap- .‘to footy-5. alT 3i Norwalk. Near (’clllt'l‘ Addrt‘rr 'J‘
ply to it t‘urturight, he t‘ote aieiiue. _ ___’ ’_ p _ 7 to Sentinel Office all :5!
East Norualk. all 3! TO LET—l-‘iiUM MAY lST. SEC-
>~——- ~ - ——- out! lioui. _\'u s t‘otlage street. East WANTED'GIRL i-‘Iili GENERAL
FOR SALE -FK1‘I$U CHESHIRE \UI‘\\'AH\ Adults only inquire on pre- 110%“er Ml'b llolltillut‘. 36 F8“
(UV! 5 years old. intuire ltthi. liar- tum-s all or “PM avenue.
l‘as. jI, Sti'tuitei anemic. ut‘rl Xvi —7——‘ —— -——- H »< "‘" -_ -
“an; 3‘17, 3! T0 LET—FIVE “00515.0,001) 1,”. WANTED—«WOMAN TO DO lJt‘rHT
--—————.-~»-— — — tii'itili. Rent rt'ustillflhle‘ i‘ Hopp, 55 Imuwwrk- 'J- 'M.‘ (.0 Sentinel Of-
FOR SALEVMIIL‘H Ctm l.\‘~ i‘ti\t' :tieiitie. Ens! Norwalk oi“: oi fit“ ' 817 31
quite of James McSaily, 10 Stuart . —- —- — “‘“WH’r‘ ‘
“puntxomllk. “14 3t TO LET Nit‘ElA' i-‘i'RNlSlliCD wAN'rED DAYS WORK, t‘l.EAN-
._-- . up ____. -. .__._._. latte room All conveniences. l'l‘. ms; or “tuition and ironing at home
FOR ‘SALE -HU.\'HY 51x 11”.; Laurence. is": South Main Siret'l, 5M1”! timid latllldi'ess‘ Open air drviitfi. Hull-
good extracted honey at 31-. arm-Hm Norwalk. a1? 3! t‘rl. ieiittztle. J. H. l)., “.0 Sentinel.
Drop postal» H. Ruehl, R. F. D. 40. TOW‘Oh—HFOET—ABLE ' 12 at? it
me“ horwalk. 1room house improvements Also bun- ' - _
__ ' WANTEO~4 ROOMS. MODERN
gaiotv. 4 rooms, furnished. runyiitg an
ler. Moderate rent. Situated West
Island Red .. ..
Side avenue, 4 minutes walk from rail-
:rottd station litiwavton. Address Al-
60. .- it drx . . h i -' ' ‘
‘6 p r “" ‘d P" "’“m‘ m” lil't‘i‘lli, Box 14.3. Rowayton. up at
his list on request. B. Quackenbush. _ __ >
Darlen. Telephone 140. all Of. To LET—6 ROOMS, ALI. 1M:
provements. excellent neighborhood.
ltent 825. inquire Taylor and Golden. .
at!» at
FOR SALE «MAHOGANY STRAIN
initial "t‘ 8.!” iihode
hatching eggs, 81.25 for 15, $3.50 for
50!! SALE—NEW RMDENCE 0N
Fitch's Point. Norwslk, Conn. t
rooms, 2 baths, large attic. On pri-[
vate road fronting on deep channel”
with concrete sea wall and landing
lim- House all improvements, elec— tremely large basement to rent. In-y
quire on premises, 87 .North Main St,
trio lights, gas. sewer, city water, and South Vorwslk 1' in
block to trolley. ten minutes to sta- ‘ ‘ I ” ,
to ne 1 .'
.22.. .2: 2:22.22 22:22.32. .. H... .0...
' Near trolley and railroad station. .No
TO LET—STORE. ALSO EX-
“also feet. Price 08,600. Inquire , . . ,
mm. A. Milli. 29 w." “M, Norwaik ii Myrtle street, hast .\orwalk. lm .
0°“. provements. a15 8t
t
i To Laitrivi: on SIX ROOMS
FOR BALE—TWO “N. Bmx‘n‘wiltlt improvements. Garden, fruit,
Ing lots on Fitch's Point. NorIalk. ”“9””. Near trolley and beach.
I‘onn. 50““ each. M30. 9‘1““ :17. till or 822 for whole house. Mrs.
mad and “9’ channel. 0” block w Merriam. ii Hawkins avenue. us at
trolley, near school, gas sewu', city _
“‘3" elm“ “W‘- P““ "'5“ TO LET-« T0 GENTLEMAN.
“m ““1“!“ John A‘ Mills, ’9 w‘utlargc furnished front room. Electric
street, Norwalk, Conn. illghts. bath and phone. Inquire 31
' ""t\\'csi Washin ton street. Mrs. Moel-
eon sALe—e POOL manna. cm, 3 “5 u
. Bowling Alleys. mahogany cigar fix-, ___
turea. Must be sold by May 1. Going! Jo LET—1'0 GENTLEMBN. A
out of business. Cash or ‘0“ terms. , furnished front room. at No. 23 Eliz-
Brunswick Alloys, 98 Washington 8'" abetli street, city. inquire within of
‘1‘ :15 3t
\
., .
‘ . Mrs. 'rtttttitnsity.
I FOR sate—81x noon common:
In East Norwalk, with bath, electric‘
lights and all improvements. Lot 50:.
5160. Plenty of fruit. cement cellar
and sidewalk. Two minutes from trol~
iey. Wil sell for less than cost. One-
haif may remain on mortgage at 6
per cent. A rare bargain at the pres-
cm. “8'1“?“ of building. Addresl trcmely large basement to rent. In-
. Owner. c|o Sentinel. ‘11 8t quire on premises, 87 North Main St
—| South Norwalk.
TO LET—DESIRABLE FURNISH-
ed rooms. Some for light houa'ekeet»
ing. In refined neighborhood. One
room for gentleman. Inquire Mrs.
Johnson, I High street. South Nor-
waik all (it
To LET—STORE. 11.50 ax-
..
AUTOMOBILES.
A FEW GOOD TOURING
an. roadsters. Overhauled and in A-i
condition. Wehrie‘s Garage, 11 Tia!-
mond stred, South Norwalk.
(‘ARB To LET—ONE HALF HOUSE.
West side of 21 Union street. Seven
rooms and bath. Steam heater, elec-
,trlc lights. all new, gas range connec-
_‘iion. Newly painted interior and ex-
: terior. New up to-date plumbing. Rent
;‘.’0 per month. Possession at once.
The Hatch & Bailey Co., 29 Marshall
fstreet. South Norwaik. all if
WAN
To LET—5 ROOMS WITH ALL lM-
.provements, at 72 North Main street.
‘815 per month. inquire United Gro-
icery Co. am if
l Operators on all parts of
Shirt Making. beginners
! a ‘ a i .
pmd Wh‘l‘ mm “3 . TO LET—A srx noon APART-
EXPERIENCED MEN AS SHIRT merit, 11 High street. All improve-
ironers. lments. inquire of Mrs. Emma
‘Goldc . i F i field venue. at ti
BRIGHT YOUNG MAN IN SiilR'l‘ “ “r ‘ _
”m“ mm- 5 To LET-TWO APARTMENTS or
.flve rooms each. wi‘h improvements.
‘ . !At No.‘s as and 57 spring street. In-
CllIefl PeabOdy ’ quire Mrs. R. Tarlov, 16 Grove St.. or
, '; telephone 1393-12. a; ti
& Co., inc.
9 'South Main street. Telephone 60. Also
,M'DGET'S CAN'T TRAVEL AT HALF an apartment. 41 Chapel street'. All
FARE RATES' Iimprovements. Rent very reasonable.
Although each midget occupies lessl ...._‘_..
space than a child under five years oft
hge. Baron Singer is compelled to:
pay full fare for his entire troupe. as
.the rules of the railroads specify age
and not size as the distinguishing
point. It seems strange, but is never-
‘hheless true, and you will appreciate
the odd part more after seeing these
,woiiderfui iittie‘ntoms of humanity at|
lire Regent theatre. each day this weak:
i
I To ‘LET-A STORE. 207 EAST
|Washington street, East Norwaik. Im-
lprovcments. Inquire Dr. Bohannon. 64
BUSINESS NOTICE.
on. M. F. ALDEMAN'S INSTITU-
ltlon and a resting home. The loca-
‘lalty for nervousness, Jrheuinatiam
.1
indu- - ,
. ,2 aunts midgets are in pet-rm health
,'nud take plenty of exercise, but in un- “megmm
' [pleasant weather they are provided
' tive palesladies with experiencc. Good
tion is excellent. Terms moderate. Ac-.
comodations for chronic cases. Spoo-
convulsion-etc. Band for booklet. Dr. .
‘ M. F. Aldeman. 'D. 0., SMIOI‘O, 001111.;
riNLaveou sun panama; an.
bscept Wednesday. beginnig matinee chitecb..deslre m announce an up,
“havooamd as one. for the general
Multinational. Lfak
WANTED.
WANTED -3
l'Nr‘t’HXlsliEll
improvements. Reasonable rent. Ad-
dress “i-‘. G." c;o Sentinel. all it
WANTED Ai-‘IRST CIASS PAPER
hangers and painters. Only first class
men need apply. Norwalk Hardware
Co., Main street, Norwalit. an at
WANTEMTBNOGRAPIIER FOR
oflce work. Permanent position. Be-
ginner preferred. Address ‘8tenogra-‘
pher," cio Sentinel. :15 3t
WANTED—MAN, 0R MAN Afar)
wife for caretaker. Wife to do laundryi
and other work. Good pay to the‘
right parties. Address “', clo Bomb;
nel oiilce. sis t!‘
WANTED—POSITION 'ro ACT Ts
chaufeur, gardner and hostlcr. Pfeer-’
onces. Address '(iardner,' clo Sentinel.
alt't 3t
WANTED—~8Al.ESl.A‘I)lBS. WP:
have openings for a couple bright. ac-
pay. rapid advancement. Apoly 'l‘ltt-
ltoller 5. l0 and 25c Store, South Nor,
walk, t‘onn.
._.
iitim __.
Phone 1 501
Matinee Daily. Zia—Evening, 7:15 t
tti 11. Pictures his—Vaudeville, ‘
8:30—8econd Shoat, 0:20,
Today and AllThis Week
Excepting Wednc-day
t
They‘ve Set the Whole World
Talking Already
Si GING MIDGEI REVUE
3o Clever Little Ones
20 Ponies
2 Elephants
9 Big Acts in One «
Also 'I‘hrcc Other Vaudeville
Novelties
Feature PiCture Today Metro
OiIers
FRANCIS BUSHMAN AND
BEVERLY BAYNE in
“THE WALL BETWEEN"
Tomorrow Paramount Offers
jOHN BARRYMORE in
“THE LOST BRI DE-
GROOM"
Prices—Matinee, Adults soc,
Children ioc. Evening 15c-
25c. Few at soc reserved.
Second Show at woo-«Admin.
Iion I0c (Except Saturday)
Wednesday Evening Only.
April rp, at 8:15
Charles Frohrnan Presnts
MAUD ADAMS
In the Comedy Drama
in Four Acts
“The Little Minister”
By I. if. Bdrfic
Seata’Now on Sale
PRICES—$2.00. $1.50.
$1.00. 75¢ and
50¢ '
IMPORANT —- Mail orders
must be accompanied by
certified check, draft, post-
WANTED~STHON<L BRIGHT litii'
over it; years of age. for stock room
work. Apply The Roller 5, iii and Jim
Store. South .\'orwnlk. l
WANTED—FIRST CLASS TOOIT
MAKERS. WHEELWH T00]. (‘0.
ova, r fir
Phone
ASTER SPECIALS
ANDREW DAV-BY, Inc.
AT
Pro-pi
WWLINO “SHARKS," ATTENTION! l
Many local bowling “sharks," have
handed in their names at the Norwalk
Bowling Alleys. during the past week,
‘nnd have signified their intentions of.
entering the big public tournament
which starts this evening at the up
town alloys. Two prises. one for the
big plus, and one for the ducks. have
hen olered by Fred Btanchi, the
manager and owner of the alleys. ‘
in addition to the opening of the
Itournamsnt, another big attraction at
the Norwalk alleys this evening will
be the Palace team. from the North
Main street alleys, who will attempt to
wrest another match from the Nor-
walk leaders of the city legue race.
Should the downtown boys succeed in
‘capturing this match. the final dash
{to the end of the homestretcit will "e
:exceedlngly interesting.
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office or money order.
RAJLROAD TRAINMEN WANT COM-
MITTII.
CHICAGO, April I? «Represent!
all it tin->- 0! four brotherhoods of railroad
WANTED -—llOAtRl)l‘JRS.
ward avenue.
mill-l2. Mm. Rockwell.
WANTEDWMAN TO ltlli’ill~:Sl-2.\"I‘ road!. of the country it» an eight-hot"
cctiacnt and key insurance in Smith 1 day find time and a half for m'erlii'nc.
The :aiiroads have been given um“-
company. 42 (‘hurch street. New ”3- April 29 to make answer to the do“
.‘Zorwaik and vicinity. Allied Registry
sit at
WANTED—EXPERIENCED m‘
male operators on Singer power sew-
ing machiifcs to work on raincoats. Ai-
so a few learners, doy or piece work.
Apply to D. L Harris. 83 Washington,
atrect, South Norwailt Top floor.
aid in“
ven, Conn
WANTED—OPERATORS EXPERI- ?
enced on Singer power machine-s out
all parts of house dress-maxing. AlsoE
young girls. over 16 years for inspect~
ing work. Good pay, Steady work as-'
sured. Royal Mfg. Co., 85 Washington!
street. at: at
WANTED—BY A MAN SITUA-;
tion on a farm. alone or with family.‘
Call at house after 6 p. m. Address,
A. 0.. 20 Hoyt street. South Norwatk,’
Conn. a13 3t
WANTED—JTHE "IGOR AND DIS"
,posliion of good health; activity. that
‘is invigorated in spring. ‘Ameretto‘
.Casteilauo." Filters your blood' as;
only the best spring tonic can. For. .
cafes. '
a]: ti
1
‘ _....__.___ ___..__
WANTED-THE NEW BRITAIN!
General Hospital. New Britain, gonn..t
otters a 2 1-2 year course of trainingl
3for nurses. Address, Supt. of Hospi-l
131 for information. *
sale at drug stores, hotels had
l
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WANTED—To BUY aw KINDS}
of cattle and poultry. Best prices;
paid. Best prices paid for calves. ill
Friedman. South Norwaik. Tel. 1151.;
mi: tf'!
j..—
t the Nuaoue product in the privacy of
hwitit taaicab service to anth'om the
Tswana-imam
insane-rm -— mainstream
.. . . ”Taxicab.".ainguiar mummy-mums“; wan
331mg as the entire m- NWW‘M
' 'iirau se-
atimeconvenieattothecorsetwear-
er. '
and. um humus
medhgw. " “new,” .04 manuals. .~ 5": ma.
'- - -.... ,,/ - ;- 0.. Mummy»: mm. "”3. . . -
. ' It.
. _ q " f
E ( ' 3' ' - 3- ~. ' NA“, 4-: .‘n
. Trained oorsetiere will demonstrate]
the home. without obligation. and at-1
ntcn Saturday delivered to the Arm
Nit‘ifi ciation 0' WNW?" Rhinitis a request
double rocnis. with board at fit) Wood {0" ”19 appointment of a national com-t
Iionie cooklnzr. Phone “1!!!” to drill with the union repr
nit 3t 89mm"?! of the matter of their dc-
inand- recently submitted to the. rail
mantis of the men.
WASHINGTDV. April i7 President
‘ Wilson today approved the rN‘lilIlann‘
dation of the Secretary of War impos—
ing a sentence of reprimand upon
iJeut.(‘ol. Goodier. of the Aviation
Service. who recently was tried by
court-martial in connection with
charges over the conduct of the San
Diego station.
WILL ADDRESS STATE PROHIBI‘
TiONlSTS.
HARTFORD, April 17» Former Govt
ernor Eugene S. Forts, of Massachu-
setts. will address the state convert-
tlon of the Prohibitionisis in Unity
Hall here on the evening 0} May 17.
according to an announcemet made by
'State Chairma Hohenthnl today.
ITS NEXT WEEK
Make Your Plans Ac-'
cordingly
The Most Remarkable and
Costly Production Now
on Tour Comes to the
R
ECENT T
HEAT RE '
Direct from the Hippodrome.
Every Man, Woman and Child in This Vicinity Should
e
Surely See
The Marvelous
SINGER MIDGET REVUE
See the as Darling Little Ponies!
See the Lilliputian Coaching Party!
See Anna NeiderWiih I-Ier
See Carl Becker, the Premier Midget Animal Trainer!
See Dora Vieg and Carl Florian Do the Midget Tango!
See Nemo and Toto, Smallest Trained Elephants in the
World!
See the Midget Acrobatic
peas Drills!
. See Aioia Vashecr, the Midget Strong Man Life 5 Times
‘ Match anor r' (Moran
iIlard) TaabuIal -
His Weight!
See the III Boxing
dz Friu
All in conjunction-with our Regular
'Aiew at so. swat. New
PhotopiayProgrlm. ‘
Pricey—tonigc, use.
on Sale. .
~ mum-1501' '- j
Highschool Pony!
Horsemen Illustrating Euro-
4’
) Baggo "
‘ Vaudeville > and
REPRIMAND FOR COL. GOODIER.
‘" 90 Washington Street, South Norwalk Delivery
17 lbs. Sperry & Barnes' PEERLESS Golden Grain '»
GRANULATED SMOKED FOFFEE F .. FLOUR i
SUGAR SHOULDERS cmwns u" ”5‘ “The Worlds Best"
Small, Lean. Tender 30¢ lb-
81'00 Cut t 20 Stamps Free Cut to 80¢ Bag
W‘ D 11 P 0 14¢ ‘ '2
dm‘ 2‘ T231330”: EV APOR ATED Sifted Early june nuns OATS __
Baking Powder or MILK PEAS ‘ V l ‘ “America’s Finest ‘7
Extracts. Tall 10c Cans 1;; 3;: Oatmeal," 1°C pkg. ‘5
; TUNA FISH NE“! IOBSTER ‘
; Large Cans Red Oregon 30C Cans 25Q_ ”E“; SPINACH ,
1‘ 03¢ Can SALMON ”‘*" Large No. 3 Calls
Sm" Can: 1 lb. Flat Céns figTCRAB 3 fur 25¢ _ 3
15¢ C‘" '° 15" a" 3°c “nag—54‘ NEW SALT "'51
———-—— ‘ FANCY M RE HERRINGS or
RED SALMON lSARmNES gag; 0 SMOKED 3
V; II). Flat Cans In Pure 0/1! Large No. 3 Can. ,J'BLOATERS ‘;
Cut to 10¢ 3 Cans 10¢ 10¢ Cut to 3¢ Each ’:
H
tht Dues Your Husband
Think About 1:?
Somehody must prepare the meals—somebody must re-
main in the kitchen while the meals are being cooked—
sombody must do the work. I
If you are that somet ody, you are most certainly in-
\
tcrested in a gas range.
A gas range will make ypur kitchen cool, will save you
a trencndous lot of work, and gave you money as well.
Talk this over with your husband at your first oppor-
tunity.
$2.00 will install your range—balance in easy monthly.
payments.
me umrro ELECIRlC LlGHI
AND WATER COMPANY
PHONE NO. 1330, 37 WALL sr.
Tutti N0llt‘i
At a Court of Probate holden ai'
Norwalk. within and for the District oil
Norwalk. on the ”Hath duy oi April. A.
l)., 1916.
. ._.._.._._- _...—‘ ~-
for the «editors of said estate to ex?
hibit their shim for settlement“. nos.
who negiect to present their accounts ‘
m.) Ineeted, within said time.
will he deharred a recovery. All per-
lull Initiated to said Estate are re:
«and to make immediate payment -
to 4”
Whereas, written application has' ,
been made to this Court for the tiling u I. [1 03 L gatfnistrato' r '
and recording in andqiy this Court: . _;
i
of certain writtings with said applica-
tion filed and therein alleged to be the
duly authenticated and exemplified?
i
copy of the will of Elizabeth A. Bar-l
tog, late of the City. County until At . m mam! 0‘ the bond
8"“ °' New Ym' dece‘lsed' "'0 “tot diredors or the Fairileld County .
the record of the proceedings provins‘ 8- held this ds . dil‘identl ‘ , ~
and establishing said will in and "13¢.” we: to“ (4) my“. cm W. fl
demand“
the Surrogate’s Court for said Conniyhnnm was declared to
like. the earnings of the six month.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Pail-lei County Savings Bank,
W, Conn, Marchls, 1916.
of New York;
ordered. That said application beta-ding II I 31' 19“.
heard and determined at the Probate; 1‘0 shine will be taxed on m. .
Office in Norwalk on the 28th day ol-I I and pid on “2‘1““: April 1",
April. 1916. at 10 o'clock. forenon, and! “It. '
all person interested therein are here; By .‘ the boar d 0' directors
by cited then and there to appear if SEYMOUR CURTIS. ‘ .»
they see cause and be heard thereon, I .2! I“ m.“ . 7.;
and it is further I -.-
_ Ordered, That public notice of midi CLERICAL SUBMARINES.
application and of the time and place: M mice was over, and three. .
of the hearing thereon and notice of mt minus a the congrega-f ..
Isaid citation be given to all persons tie. waled hone together, discussing ,..;
.interested in said matter'hy said air the nan-n. ' ,
' pllcation causing a copy of these ord-' fl fl you,“ said the first, enthusiaI-p
‘ers an ctatlon to be published in n m. it. Blank can certainly dint g.
‘ news per having a circulation in sail do..- He to truth than any preache-
Dstrict at least ten days before sail
day of hearing. ‘1‘!“ aid the second man. "ant
J IRENE? W. GREGORY. h an m undo! longer." ‘
at? it 2 ' ' '1" said the third. “and cam!" ..
. ~ ruin
Dhtrict qf nor-walk. ‘II. M
00an March Mari. Dt. llld.~
mammmm.»
at iilorwaih. 13;“de
-_ m cm 1 ‘mlito-h'.~t!0.9|t
quasar-an. huh-Wont ‘-
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