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Wants!
For Sale,
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous——
“Wan Let.
Business and
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LASSIFIED Advertisements on mispsge. Twenty-Five Words orLess. 25c '
I‘hree'l‘tmes.50c.Esch AddiuonalWordicentperInsertioaInDisck-
lace or Caps. Double Price.
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WANTEDAVHI'I‘E GIRL FUR T0 LET—UN PI‘TNANI
g-uivml ilUU>rViUIh Inc in family South Norwallt, halt house with no
Apply \\ ilti..ui l'lati, o it est uteuoe proi'enionts. Practically new. Inquire
azu ”it at d? \\'e.~t avenue. South Noreaik or
Phone 1.1.x 11203!
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FOR set: meat. noun/sink """‘
med near ualer, overlooking Sound.
l\ear trolley 11' looms and bath. Barn
Inqun‘e UWIIH, 37 Qlilillifl‘d ateiiue.
TO LET AT THE JOHN SONIAN,
z dt‘s‘li'iibit‘ furnished rooms, suitable
for light housekeeping, in refined
city. aid 3‘ neighborhood. One room for gentle-
man Earellelit table board near by.
‘7‘? . _ —— Inquire 2 liigh street. alil 3t
FOR SALE vli‘IIHSH CO“. JAMES _.
Kurdos. near West Norualk store.
i120 3t
FOR SALE—A Bil NGA.'.IU\\ liltA
rumble About 13 minutes walk from
South \tlrttaik business center. Iii-
quii'e Frank Wilcek, 37 North Fair-
lield atenue 1120 iii
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F‘OR SALE—CAN 51-11.]. YOU A
modern home, fitted out with all im-
provements, at a price less than you
can build and upon easy terms. In-
uuiro of Charles E. Hoyt. ai9 it
FOR SALE-I'AROII). LNQU-IRE
[Mi-s. Gamble, 23 Seaview avenue.
; FOR SALE—E. ii. a. ascnanour
just out of paint shop and in A-l con-.
moon. that sell immediately so will
bell at bargain. John I. McMahon,’
In. 56 West avenue, South Norwaih
Phone 614-4. .19 3t
10R SALE—EGGS FOB HATCH-
lniz. Barred Rocks, Brown ughorns.
Ml ite Icghorns, Game Bantams. Eggs
5' etch. C. H. Wells, Rowayton.
I’tone. I16 Itt
“FOR SALE—FLANDEBS IIIJ‘.I~'A—,I
boat, 20 horse power. Overhauiod.
Bide curtains, top cover, chains, ax-
trs tire, three extra tubes. presto-‘
lite tank, detachable delivery box.‘
Ford Service Station, 52 North Main
street. South Norwaik. n18 M
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FOR SALE—IIUPMOBII.B RUNA-I
linut 3280-, Regal runabout, 8360. ‘t L'..
Ii. coupe and touring body, 350. OVer-
land runabout 8300. Hudson :oui-ing
3130. All came In first class condition
Luther \\'i',lght Madison sir. ct. South
Norwalk. n17 3t
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FOR SALE—6 POOL TABLES. 4,
Bowling Alleys. mahogany cigar iix-
lures. Must be sold by Mdy 1. Going
but of business. Cash‘or good terms.
Brunswick Alleys. 98 Washington St.
I old St.
p.
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FOR SALE—ALI. THAT CERTAIN.
Iract or land, with the buildings there- "
on. in quantity, one-half an acre. more
or less, situated in the Town of Nor-
,walk‘ and known as «No. 33 Marvin
street, bounded northerly by land of
IF. Fredericks, easterly In part by land
of Charles N. Glover, In part by land,
tot James Selecir, and In part by Ian’l
of George Smith and wife, southerly.
iby thiarwin street, and westerly by:
land of Emma Mackridge. PriceE
three thousand, two hundred dollars”
163,200.) All that certain fi‘act of
land with the buildings thereon sltua-_
led in the Town of Norwalk. and“
known as No. 24 itierwin street, bound-I
Pd northerly by Mcrwin street. east-i
early by land of Gertrude Dudley and5
‘Anna Henderson southerly in part by!
land of Susan Nickerson and in part:
by land of Mrs Cavanagli, and west-
erly by land of Mary Hand. Price,}
{Three thousand dollars, (83,000.) J. ‘
M. Layton & 00., Inc.. 5 Railroad are-I
line. ‘South Not-walk, Conn.
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AUTOMOBILES.
A FEW GOOD TOURING PARS,
hm. roadsters. Overhaulcd and In A-l;
condition. Wehrie’s Garage, 11 Ray-i
Inond sired. South Norwalk.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE. !
Falctleld County Savings Bank. 2‘
«Norwaik. Conn, March 16, 1918.1
At a regular meeting of the boardi
'ot directors of the Fairfleid Countyi
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,ments.
T0 LET—-i~‘Ul'R OR FIVE ROOMS
With improvements. tiaroen, fruit,
hentieries. Near trolley and bench.
‘ Mrs Men-tam. 3 Hawkins uterine.
sis 3t
To LET—FROM MAY 161‘, SEC-
ond door, No. 8 Cottage street, East
Norwalli. Adults only. inquire on pre-
mises. al'l tit
T0 LET—-l-‘I\'E ROOMS. GOOD ID~
cation. Rent reasonable. F. Hopi). 35
Core avenue, Fast Norwaik. al'l 6t
T0 LET—STORE. ALSO ex-
tremely large basement to rent. In-
) £19 6t quire on premises, 87 North Main St..
. — South Nomlk. s15 2t
FOR SALE 7-1 GOOD_ \VORK w—~
'. horse 1 driving horse. Ii. Hersh‘ TO LET-STORE. A130 EX-
field 19 W006 street .319 3! tremelyduge basement to rent. In.
quire on premises, 91 North Main St..
South Norwsih.
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T0 LET—ONE HALF
rooms and bath. Steam heater, elec-
tric lights, all new, gas range connec-.
Newly painted interior and ex-‘
New up to-dato plumbing. Rent‘
once:
tion.
terior.
20 per month. Possession at
The Hatch A Bailey Co. 29 Marshall
street. South Norwslk. ail tf
T0 LET~ ~5 ROOMS WITH ALI. im-
provements, at 72 North Main street.
:15 per month.
oary (7o.
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TO LET—A SIX ROOM APART-
ment. 11 High street. All Improve-
lnquira of Mrs. Emma L.
Golden. t Fairfleld avenue. ad tf
To LET—TWO APARTMENTS 01“
live rooms each, w? \i improvements.
At Now 55 and 67 spring street. In-
quire Mrs R. Tarlov. 16 Grows St, or
telephone 1393- 12. at if
To LET—A STORE, 207 EAST
Washington street, East Nuwsik. Im-
provements. Inquire Dr. Bohsnnon. 64
South Main street. Telephone 60. Also
an apartment. 41 Chapel street. All
itnprovome’nts.
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LOST.
L08T~STRING OI" GOLD BEADS.
from 113 Flax Hill Road to 80 Wash-1
i-ington street, or from 89 Washington
street Post Ofilcc. Return to store. ..
Reward.
tits at
80 Washington street.
WANT
Operators on all parts of
Shirt Making. beginners
paid while learning.
EXPERIENCED MEN AS
ironers.
BRIGHT YOUNG MAN 1N SHIRT
stock room.
EXPERIENCED GIRL IN PAPER:
a19 it‘ box department, on stripping machine. can train you at hm“. by mail, write
A mYQUNG MAN IN CUTTING
CIiieit, Peabody
& Co., Inc.
POBTMAOTIR DIVE! HIIQBELF UP.
BOGTON, April lath—Postmaster
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I South Norwaik.
HOUSE”,
West side of 21 Union street. Sevsni
Inquire United Gro—Q
Rent very reasonable. 1
SHIRT
'Bavlngs .Bsnk held this day a dividend Frank I. Pearson. of nominater, aur-
It the rats of four (0 per cent. per rendered to Unibedfitstss Marshal J.
bonus: was declared to depositors J. “Mitchell 'todsy. and was arrested
_l‘roin the earnings of the six month-Ion charge of umeuIIy converting
Ming Notch 81, 1916. to it own tangy!" of postal funds.
WANTED. i
WANTED—-A YOUNG MAN 'I‘Uj
learn the furniture business Sterling
Furniture (‘0. Reterences required
a20 It
WANTED EX'I‘ilA SALI-LSIADIICS
tor Saturdays for all departments
Apply at once. (‘ J. Miiitz & C0,. 92
Washington street. South Noi‘waik
a19 1‘.
WANTED- PARTNER FOR A'l'l‘tl
inobiie IHISIIIEKV tine experiented in
both selling and repairing and a good
l~ii<tler.,‘i’.arkri',‘ co South Noru'aik
Sentinel. a20 3t
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WANTED~--FIRST CLASS PAPER
hangers and painters. Only first class
men need apply. Norwaik Hardware
t‘o., Main street, Norwaik. ai'l 3t
WANTEDM-STOCK BOYS Wilt)
are bright and willing. Good position.
if satisfactory. Ii. Jacob 1 Sons.
Shoe Manufacturers. Beiden avenue.
Norwalk. no it
WANTED—SALESLADII'B AS EX-
tras in the millinery department. Sot-
urday. Apply in person, 1H. Kricger &
Co. at! St
WANTED— YOUNG MAN. 1'! OI!“ 18
years of age to make thmeelf general
ly useful In the factory. Enquire Old
Well Cigar 00.. 83 Washington street.
s9 3t
WANTED—GIRL IN MllULINBRY
store. One with some experience pne-
ferod. Address x, ('10 Sentinel. s19 91
WANTED—TO BUY PLACI
along railroad. with spur track facil-
ities. Suitable for grocery and feed
business. Central. Reasonable. Ad-
dress W. K., Box 655. Stamford, Conn.
sit at
WANTED—A PORTER APPLY AT
Cliii'oid Ilotel. South Norwailr. hill 3!
WANTED-PARKER, GARDNER.
gentleman's estate. Married, no child-
ren. Stats experience, relerencos. age
and wages. Cottage. Address, Gioater
Sentinel oilice. s19 :t
WANTED—YOUNG LADY i-‘OR
general office work. Rapid advance-
ment. iiiban education. Inquire C
B. Doldgc (30.. Weatport. altl 3t
WANTED-«MIDDLE
Catholic couple to care for old
Milan on OLI)
lady.
Rent free. Address .1. C.. cio W. S.
Wilcox, insurance Agent, Washington
street. sits tit
WANTED—THE VIGOR mi) ms
‘position of good health; activity, that
is Invigorated in spring, “Amaretto
:Casteiiano." Filters your blood so
only the best spring/tonic can. For
sale at drug stores, hotels and cafes.
s18 tf
WANTED—THE NEW BRITAIN
_ General Hospital, New Britnln, Conn..
oii‘ers s 2 1-2 year course of training
for nurses. Address, Supt. of Hospi-
tal for information.
‘ WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS
of cattle Ind poultry. Best prim
paid. Best prices paid for citrus. H.
Friedman, South Norwalk. Tel. 1151.
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BUSINESS NOTICE
‘ $60 A WEEK 18 WHAT YOU CAN
,earn, women of independent incline
ltion, and men who want a high class
profession. Join our classes learning
massaging and physical culture. We
today for particulars. Dr. Adleman's
Institution, 39 Suburban Ave, Stain
‘ford, Conn.
ELM GROVE HAND mviNbitY
will resume business May 1st. 88
pieces washed and ironed. 60c.
air drying. Phone 312-4, or postal to
12 Elm om street. South Norwalk,
and boy will call. at! 8t
FINLAVODN AND FANNINO, Alto
chitects. Centre to announce that they
have opened an cities for the general
practice of architecture. Room 1. Kay-
ilsnd Block. N Washington street.
~ PAINTING - Pun-m0
‘Il'dIt‘Ilt‘i' up truce to 'd\tiltI temper
Im‘mm: wait
The saute will hesntered on pass Hshadbeen'soaghtforsevsraidayl, mwmhm
KAY BE CRISIS IN
BRITISH CABINET:
LthlXIN April It) i): 20 am. 3
Interest in today s mission of the'
House of (ominous was keen.‘
Despite over night Tlilllni'k of a‘
ily taliiiiet resignations freely
predi’ml yesterday. political
tension Vtii> still acuit ptiiiling
I’rtimcr \sqpith's stattnitnt on
iti)li\tll1lllt)ll “Ilith apptarx to he
III! toot oi the “IIOIt IIUUI)It ;
lilll llllti
ln‘stnq oi Norwallt. as i'robate
(‘otirl April lath. A it, l9lo‘
Estate of tiwrgiantt Webber late of
\‘ortm‘k Ill nit" I‘lelrir" manned,
The t‘uuit oi l'robate tor the ills
irici oi Noiw-atk. bath limited and al-
lowed hi months from the date hereof
tor the creditors of said Estate to an
mim their claims for settlement
Those who neglect to present their
accounts. prOperly attested. within said
time. will be debarred a recowl')?
All persons indebted to said Estate
are requested to make immediate pay
ment to
iiICWITT (‘. LADUE.
am 27 in 4 Executor
iimritt'ai Norwallt, as, Probate
t‘,ourt April201h A 11.1916.
Estate of William W. ( omstoch, late
of Norwaik in said District, deceased.
Whereas, written application has‘
been made to this (‘ourt by the sd—'
ministrator of said estate praying fort
reasons therein set forth for an only
authorizing him to convey the title of
said deceased in certain reel estate to.
the person entitled thereto under a‘
certain written contract of aid 00'
ceased.
Ordered, That said application
heard and determined at the Probate
Office. in Norwaik on the am day of
April. 1916, at 10 o'clock forehead
and that public notice thereof be giv-
en to all persons Interested therein by
publishing this order in a Mr
having a circulstion in said District
at least live days before said day of
hearing.
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HENRY W. GREGORY.
Jsdls
PROBATE SALE OF REAL EOTATE
Under and pursuant to an orde
the Court of Probate for the District
of Norwalk. authorising him thereon
to. the subscriber hereby oifers for
sale all such right. title and interest
as Frank Racanslli late of Noru‘slk
In said District. deceased. had at thi-
time of hi death in and to tho foIIOw
Ing describodrss m h wit:
All that trad d land
quantity six And forty-nine hundwdths
16.49) acres situated in said town and
lilstrict of Norwalk and bounded
northerly and easterly by land ofl
Mir hat-l Rstchford and w;ife aoutheriy‘
in part by said Ratchiord land in part l
by tract of land hereinafter describ-
ed and in part by land of Daniel A
Newcomb; westerly by land of Edward
broaden and wife and northwesterly by 1
land formerly of William R. (‘olbert‘
and wife and now of Robert H Kuhn- l
on and wife:
All that certain tract of land. with
the buildings thereon standing,‘aitun-
ted in said Town and bounded North-
crly one hundred and any (150) foot
by the tract above described: easterly
by land now or late of the Norwals Say
ings Society; southerly in part by
land oi Charles Aquino and in part by
land of Daniel A Newcomb, in all two!
hundred and seventy-live (275) feet.
All that certain tract of land with
the buildings thereon standing. In?
quantity fourteen and one-quarter
(1414) acres, more or less situated in
said town of Norwalk; bounded north-'
eriy in part by land now or late of Ed i
ward A. Pattlaon, In part by land of
Dominick Necastrl 160 feet. and in part
by land of Michael Ratchford; easter-
ly 50 feet by said land of Dominickl
Necastri and by highway known act
Lower Rocks Road or Aiken Lane or
Street, southerly running to a point!
and southwesterly and westerly by
lands now or formerly severally of the
heirs of Henry Maths-is, Rufus J. Allen.
heirs of Betta, filargarct Raymond.
William Anderson and Smith Bliz-
zard, and also westerly 50 feet by said
land of Dominick Necastri, said tract
ibeing subject to a right of way 20
lfeet wide to and from bald Aiken St.
along the southerly line of said Ratch-
ford land from and to said Necastri
land.
For particulars and terms, apply to
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1 MICHAEL momma.
do it Executor
Mormon
REGISTER Ivoua nose.
A penalty of 61.00 provided by law ‘
in addition to iii regular fee will be
on or before Harlot. 191d bosom
be registered at the Town Osnrtfroon.
Wall street. in the Flint Wig".
I. opthe Regent in the
charged for every deg not registered ’
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help Nature make do
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VicAR DENEflAL WIFT DEAD.
ALBANY. N Y. April 20. ~—Right
Rev. Mbnsignor John .1. Swift. Vicar-
General of the Catholic diocese at Al
has! and rector of St. Patrich‘ s
Church. Troy. died at his parish house
in that city today, after a long illness.
He was born in Kingston Ont” in
11941. but lived the greater part of his
life in Troy.
MAUDE ADAMS AT REGENT.
Maude Adams appc ared last night at
and. as might be expected. to a capa-.
city house. Miss Adams was charm
Ing and supported by an able com-
pany. "The Little Minister"
interesting and as keenly appreciated
“Little Minister, ”5
was IS
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nostrils-l"
illintzs
Open All Day Tomorrow
EXtra Specials
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Jun.
: $1.00 Shapes 59c
$1.50 Shapes 996
$2.00 Shapes $1.49
Children’s flats title to $2.49
Sample Suils' $15.00
Values to Sago.
22 Fine Sample Suits that sold up to $32. so. on sale
tomorrow at ...................... 815
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Smart Walsh-$10010 $5.00
Coats at $3.75 to $25.00
AfinelineoiCoatstoseloafsulnt ”533510525
Manyoneatfledlkifi.
Foune’s Silk Gloves
50C, 756. $1.00
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as when Miss Adams first captivated
her audiences.
Norwalk theatregoers were indeed
in happy In the witnessing this artistic
production. and showed it at eVery op
portunlty.
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LOOK!
I share prom-i with you by ;',"I\Illi:
you the lonesi wins on 15 years
guarantee tin made in: o Ic -aders hand
made. painted inside tin roofing
plumbing and heating.
“Stormtight” guaranteed asphalt
rooting" 1 ply, $1.40 guaranteed a
years. 2ply $2.65 guaranteed to years.
HENRV A. HEGELEIN
66 Water St.
Residence 3664
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TONIGHT, FRIDAY A SATURDAY
Retained by Popular Demand.
They’ve Set the Whole World
Talking Already
SINGING MIMI-71' REVIIE
3o Clever Little Ones
so Ponies
a Elephants
9 Big Acts in One
Also Three Other Vaudeville
Novelties
Feature Picture
FEATURE PICTURE TODAY
Mutual Masterpiece Offers
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“THE DRIFTER." -
FRIDAY—HAZEL DAWN lit
“THE SALE‘SLADY"
Matinee Dally, aim—Evening, 1:15
til 11. Pictures Tito—Vaudeville,
inc—some summit.
—PRICIO:—
HAT—Adults. 20c; Children, 10c
*WE.—16c~25c; few‘at we mm '
cam show at was "adrift—low“
to Gents (snaps Inuit-day).
Phone 473-:
Nomi—Two eomflsts “ohmic '
Harris 8t Gans
Water St. , So. Novella
Don't. Postpone the Installation
of Your New Gas Range
If it: is not convenient or psuihle for you to come to
our office to arrangeforthe Won of your new gas
range, don‘t hesitate to 'pre or send a postal.
'We Will send a Wynngfly who will show
you the ranges and arrange with you for the-installing.
If you are not, a bone suing the day. he will gladly
call in the evening. '1 '
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. can miss COII’ANY
boohssndpsflonandstteruriiio. sfterhis. d again-MM“, 'um,afnfl Myrtlfidtlmmtmtoniu
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