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classified “Adg,”—TO Let.
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For Sale,‘ Business and
soxomuousiozssan.
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Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous——
LASSIFIED Advertisemefls on :nls page. Twenty-Five Words orLess, 25c 1.
Three Times. 60c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In black- 3
lace or Caps, Double Price. '
Wants!
C
IOR IALI.
It Is So Easy to
Have Electric Lights
It is really a simple matter to
wire your home for Electric Ser-
vi;e. It is done with but very
lzttle bother to your household.
TWO NIGHTS. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
APRIL 38 and 29
I Special Popular Matinee Saturday
i Gala Return of Everybody’s Favorite
1‘0 LIT. ,
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FOR SALE—FIAT BOTTOM I‘OW-‘
s—r boat, i II P engine Also 3 horse
power enginer, or in exchange 3 horse
power engine for skiff Inquire A.
lliitth . ‘4 Telephone
38344, a29 1t
t‘oie aieiiue.
FOR SALE—(ill KIINT NEW Bl',\'r
gallon. file rooms. all improvements.
Electric lights. immediate possession.
lApply 2) Howard avsnns. lint Nor»
wall: as oi
MERCHANTS! THE SHERIDAN
light delivery truck. for the butcher.
halter. florist. grocer, laundrymsn. or
any ””111 inert-bani large or small for
light deliiery work. City, town, or-
country. it‘apacity 650103.) Price.
storm endured, complete $465.00. in-
p’estigate. Sales agent, C. L. St. John,
Steamboat place. South Norwaik, Ct.
. FOR 8ALE~AI'TOMOBILE, 1915,
5 passenger, electric lights and start-
er. Original cost. $1400. Will so“
cheap to quick buyer. Address ‘Auto,’
clio Sentinel. as It
‘WANTEO—JOPMATORB. EXPERI-
nnced on Singer Power machines and
all parts of house dress making. Also
young girls over 16 years for inspect-
lng wont. Good pay and steady work
insured. Royal Mfg. Co.. 86 Washing-
ton streets .23 6t
FOR SALE—— llvEAL HOME, BITU-
lied near ..water overlooking Sound.
Near trolley. 10 rooms and bath. Barn.
Inquire Owner. 3? Quintard avenue.
our all St
FOR {MALE —O.\’ AOOOUNI‘ 01":
lent/in: iuvn will sell 2700 lngelus
l’lay' r ii. no its noto).A1s'i .250
worth solected music rolls. No reason-
able offer ititised. D. Shaw. 1 Sound
View ’i‘i'r itce, South Noflllk. d8? 8!.
._._.__.
FOR SALE—A NEW MODERN 8
room house Latett improvements. 0n
shore :I‘Hl trolley. 115 minutes from
South Shrunk station. Price 83, 800
with furniture. “.400. $1,300 cash
“Pet‘ssflly.
of leaving town.
Sentinel.
.
-. ..__~—-
'Bargiln.” clo The
all 8t
FOR SALE—NEW HOUSE.
rooms and both. Improvements. Hot
,watsr heat. Hard wood doors. Large
place for chickens. All kinds of fruit
trees. Lot 50x200. Address M. F. M.
cjo Sentinel. n27 8t
SIX
DO YOU WANT To OWN A HOME
ON EASY TERMsr For $800 cash
and :27 monthly payments for 1!
years, (the monthly rent of the house)
you can own a two family house in one
of the best neighborhoods In South
Norwalk. For further particulars, in-
nulre at the office of The Old Wall
Cigar Co. and st
BUSINESS NOTICE
$50 A WEEK rs WHAT YOU CAN 20 per month. Possession at once. twork. Apply D. L Harris. top floor,
earn. women of independent inclina-
klon. and men who want a high class
profession. Join our clauses learning
massaging and physical culture. We
can train you at home by mail, write
today for particulars. Dr Adloman's
Institution, 39 Suburban Ave. Stant- I
lord. Conn.
FINLAYSON AND FANNINO. AR-
bhitects. desire to announce that they'
have opened an catch for the generali
practice of architecture. Room 1. Hav-
lland Block. 94 Washington street.
PAINTING — PAPER- HANGING
Decorating, painter's supplies; wail
finer. up—todate styles, lowest pricos.
Itimates cheerfully given. Trial on.
Alexandorl
Hers solicited. Tel. 400.
White. 61 1-2 11:11 Ave.
ANNONCEMENT—OUR SUPPLY
of ice for this years trade is from the'
city reservoir at Holyoke.
{which is beyond question the
source available in this locality.
Mus.
best
As
those who have been served with it in
previous years know. ‘Holyoke ice is
far superior to the ordinary ice, being
‘clsar and absolutely free from dirt:
This years crop was out early hofors'
the big snow. and is all hard ice.
Most of this years ice. on account» of‘
Selling cheap on account:
TO LETwTHREE ROOMS. ls PBR
nittnl 12 Lowe street. inquire on
premises. 339 it
l'P
TO LETvv-li‘ot'lt ROOMS.
stairs, .\‘o 9 Pleasant street. East
Norwalk. inquire of Peter O‘Hara,
Hosard tin-hue, met Norwalk. at”: (it
T0 LET—NICELY FURNISHED
large front room Suitable for two. All
modern coni‘enieces Private family.
—— Five minutes to railroad station. Ad-
a39 8!
dress 12 Hamilton avenue.
TO LET ~0N i’liTNAM AVENUE.
South Norwuik ,half house, with tin.
prowtnents. Practically new. inquire
47 West Ave, South Norwaik, or
the 458.
T0 LET—RMMIS. FIRST FLOOR.
6 Cottage street. East Norwaik. with
liennery and carpenter shop. Adults
only. Please apply evenings or Sat-
urday afternoon. ale 3t
TO LET—b2 HOUSE. 6 ROOMS, IN-
ciuding bath. all modern lmprovansnts
or for sale. 11. Marlng. Architect andj
Builder. 128 Washington street, South:
an it,
Norwalk.
TO LET—TWO connoc'rmo FUR?
rushed rooms with gas. running water.
range and conveniences for
housekeeping. $2.50 per week. Ill
East avenue. East Norwalk. Near
depot.
in center of So. Norwalk. For terms:
.and particulars. apply to .1 Iii. Lai-
im & Co. a26 6t
TO LIT—FOUR ROOMS 0N SEC
and door. with one in attic No.11
Myrtle street. East Norwalk improve-
ments. a21 8t
lshed room All conveniences. With
pritnte family. William B. Bogardus.
42 Spring street :7 3t
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a.
1’0 LET—DESIRABLE
meats in the Dibble bulldinx.
Main street. .1. Irving Dibble.
. Washington street.
North
149
825 St
'ro LET—FROM MAY IST. soc!
ond floor, No. 8 Cottage street, East
Norwaik. Adults only. Inquire on pro.
mlses. all fit
TO LET—DESK ROOM AT
MISES. S. COHEN.
TO LET—STORE. ALSO ax-
trcmely large basement to rent. In
quire on premises. 87 North Main St..
South Norwaik.
TO LET—ONE HALF HOUSE:
West side of 21 Union street. Bevan,
rooms and bath. steam heater, also?
-‘ "1° “8"“: '11 new. 3“ “38° 00“” ntors on Singer power machines
ition. Newly painted interior and on-
_iterior. New up to-date plumbing Rent
.Ths Hatch A Bailey 00.. :9 Marshall
street, South Norwalk.a11t
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To LET—5 ROOMS WITH ALL Ill
provemonts. at 72 North Main street.
:16 per month. inquire United Gro-
oary Co. s10 tf
I TO LET—A srx noon APART
,ment. 11 High street. All improve-
:nsnt‘s. inquire of Hrs. Emma L.
Golden. l Fairfisld avenue. at if
i To LET—TWO APARTMENTS 0?
five rooms each, wi‘h improvements.‘
lAt No.‘ a 55 and 6? spring street. In-
quire Mrs. R. Tarlov. 18 Grove Siam
itelepbons 1393-12. at if
To LET—A MORE. 80'! EAST
Washington street. East Norwslk. im-
iprovements. inquire Dr. nobannon. 64
iSouth Main street. Telephone so. Also
tan apartment. 41 Chapel street. All
improvements. Rent very reasonable.
m
i LOST.
Loaf—don» CHAIN wrrir com
piece attached. between Washington
street and Bette place. Finder kind-
1y return to tlfrs. Inmrt, s Betta
place and receive reward.
i
.. M‘MLFWM’ GOOD
Inlayiahsrvcstluislsrulysnow candida“ W14. emu-inns.
Darssrviosissssapsricrsscnrlcs. lanthanum-i. minimum
Dar sis-ice as in!» mm: with fsltu' now.
assert. honest service;- Our pan-cast
howthatitpsyshsstintha‘icagrna
powwow"
sir-m adsorbing spasm;
afi'tf
ammonium M.-
mm .mm
”mun
mum-nus.“
um j
an all
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TO LIT—SMALL to noon norm}
TO (er—Litton NianY FURN- ‘
APART-i —
45'.
WALL STREET. lNQUlRE 0N PRE-I.
a2: itl
a16 2t.
i tai for information.
:29 8t '
WANTED—SITI‘ATION BY RELl—i
able steady man, as watchman or simi-'
lar Wailloil of responsibility, Adv
dit's‘.‘ 'RPbpoiihlUllil)'. c u Sentinel
lizani h oiilce, in Wall street, Norwalk
az’9 it
WAN‘i'Eo—rouxo MAN to WORK
in store. (all at Baxter's drug store ‘
are it
WANTED STRONG BOY
milk wagon. Must be 16 years
inquire 37 Seaiicw avenue.
old.
all] St
WANTED—BOYS IN MACHINE
shop. Apply Neptune Hardware Mfg.
Co.. 60 Fort street. East Norwaik. i
an lt
IRON-f
Julia ‘
WANTED—WASHING (1R
ing or house cleaning. Mrs.
Sziics. ll Olian Street.
WANTED—A FIVE PABSIINGE'R'
touring car in first class condition
Address P. 0.801 M, Rowsyton. Ct.
all It]
FOR SALE 4 HORSES. 0N1! SEV-
en years old weighing about 1800 IN.
’snd good ovary way. The other weigh~
ing about 1100 lbs. inquire if. Fried-
man. Tel. 11.31. at: ltI
waarso—ooarmmvr MAID 10'
do general honsswork. Good wages.
Apply H.1(rlegsr 1 Co. an at
WANTED—BOY BETWEEN it
Ind 18 years old to make himself gon-
orally useful. Apply Old Well Cigar
CECIL SPOONER
A small piece of board is taken
And Her Company
In the greatest of defecti ’e.
3.1. LG“ 1.? can, .
police and newspaper plays
ever written or stewl
Massive and Complex: Production
Prices
Matinee
roc, 20c, 30c 50c
.. Adults. 20c: Children. ioc
m_ J
PX)“ ———-——- I. _...
lliillili
RIGEN
Mat. azso. Eve. 7:159:00.
A Wonderful Holiday Week
ct Annuement
Friday Evening at 1:15 (only)
Blanche Sweet in
"The Soweto”
Corning Wednesday, May
341. The real event of the seam.
The Not-tea Club WAI-
HWAL mom. company of so.
Ibsfore said 5th day of Ray. 1916. ;
[it‘ll NOIICI
District of Norwalk. ss. l‘iobate
Court. April 251b, A. 1)., 1913.
Estate of Nuziiita Tortorelln late of
Norwalk in said District, deceased.
Ordered. That the Executor exhibit
his Administration account to this
Court for adjustment, at the Probate
once in Norwalk. on the 511i day of
May. 1916. nt 10 o'clock forenoon; and
that all persons interested in said Es
tote may be notified thereof. the Ex
ecutor will cause this order to he put»
lished in a newspaper having a circu- .
intioa In said District. at least 5 days:
I
burlesque on “CAIN-N3 In! 10-"
~an N335 DO m“
Matinee and Night
DAVID WY presents the
I (‘ ompany. an 8!
WANTED—YOUNG LADY WISHES
room and board with private family.
State terms. inquire‘ ‘M," clo Booth.
I nei. all It
WANTED—POSITION av intenti-1
ienced woman for general housework ‘
To sleep at home. Inquire .Mrs. Finger.
58 Osborne sicnuc. all It
WANTtOofllRI.. U’I‘Li' kills i
ileo. iii 23 Merwin siren. or phonsi
. 1352 12. ‘ .21 at
WANTED—410V APPLY NOR-i
walk Steam Laundry. n21 3t;
WANTED—MAN TO FARM THREE
:ncres of improved land on shares. E.
L Greenberg. Scribner avenue. South
Nor-walk. m It
l WANTED—Tom. MAKERS up
machinists Wheeler Tool Co. ate it
I -
i WANTED—YOUNG MAN POIR SUR~
voying and engineering work. A
:splsndid opportunity. Apply H. R.
Minor. 155 Washington street. m if
i WANTED—EXPERIENCED OPER-
to
work on raincoats. To those looking
for steady positions. day or piece
83 Washington street. all St
WANTED—THE VIGOR AND DIS-
posltion of good health; activity. that
-is lnvigerated in spring, ‘Amaretto
Castsllano." Filters your blood as
only the best spring tonic can. For
sale at drug stores. hotels and cafes.
all if
WANTED-THE NEW BRITAIN
General Hospital. New Britain. Conn"
"loffsrs a 2 1-2 year course of training
ifor nurses. Address. Supt. of Hospi-
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
of cattle and poultry. Best prices
paid. Best prices paid for calves. H.
Friedman. South Norwalk. Tel. 1151.
"In" 21
1"
WANT
Operators on all parts of
Shirt Making. beginners
paid while learning.
ONO FM’IXAMININO. IN BOX
"dml.
Quail. Peabody
popular romantic star CRANE
WILBU'R in
“A LAW UHTO HIHOELF."
By Lillian V. Brocisocee
LOCKWOOD’B HALL.
SATURDAY NIGHT ONLY.
Two complete Moving Picture
performincflu Two will bs shown
at 7:16 and I.
Coming Thursday. Friday and 8st.
urday. May 4th. 5th and 0th. Dally
Mstlnses. Positively the hippest
of all sensational offerings
THE 1916 FASHION dHOW.
11 beautiful models—Company
of fifteen. in a display of the now-
i-st creations. Something new and
startling. Displays from all the
Parisian and New York shops. 3
other big vaudeillle novelties. The
regular picture program will also b
seen. Prices. malinoss, iO—lb-nlght
15-25.
l
CHRISTOPHER JR.
Under the auspices of the
. BuildinpfnndolSoJiorwalk
Comflilo. 1253 I. at C.
Hoyts Theatre May 12th
Friday Evening
Admission 50c. with n
. (All reserved)
few at 75c.
Hoyts Open Horse
Saturday evening. April 29th. 1016.
“THE BAND 0? THE LAW”
A rural comedy drama in 3 acts.
presented under the auspices of the
Jolly ‘Flve Club for the benefit of the
St. Ladlslans R. C Church. under the
personal direction of
Vedder.
Reserved seats at 60c. and title.
Seats can be reserved at Hoyt's Tile-
atro box ofilce every evening this
week. from 8 to 9 o'clock. Also Sat-
urday afternoon from 2 to 4 o‘clock.
nOOK !
I share profits with you by giving
you the lowest prices on 16 years
guarantee tin made into leaders. hand-
made. painted inside. tin rooting.
plumbing and heating.
“Stormilght' guaranteed asphalt
roofing. 1 ply. $1.46, guarantocd 6
years. 8 ply 01.06 guarantee ioyesrs.
HENRY A. HIGH.“
OI Water I.
W ”A .
Display
tells-he Osllst Iodslsfcrtwo
“at“ Winfieldstrset. last
lei-walk.
A, was. Luann nsvactos
Obits It“ " ’
'~
DANNY, April ID, i
Elly a, 1010, for excavating.
‘nnd covering complete about 1.000 lin-
.esl fact of t-Incli water main in Henv
f specifications.
Ition can be obtained.
160.00. payable to the order of
. Diotflct.
Icvery proposal.
William II. |
moss-
Bsa's now selling at Club tel-Ia I HENRY W. alimony
from members. - a” it Judsev
i
”lay 1011. Chm-y Charlt- llm couuissio us' omce. rtasr
TA INC OIITIICT.
.117“. ‘3’ rm, 3*.“ m m. in; ‘1“. .21.: .2.
Notice to Contractors.
Sealed proposals will be received at
this ales until 5 p m.. Wednesday.,
laying
dricks avenue. (‘ity of Norwalk.
All proposals submitted must be on
the blank forms supplied at tho odicc
of the District i‘omml‘samners, where
or arty other informa-
(‘anh or a certified check. in amount
the
Taxing
mum accompany each and
Commissioiirh oi the First
The ('onimissioiwrs rt‘ht‘n't' thc rlizht
.to rcjetl any or all bids, or accept any
bid. which. In their judgment. is for
Ithe best interest of the District
illit.
'00
Dated at Norwslit. (‘onn.. Apri
- FRANK I. JONES.
EDWARD J Ii'l.\'.\’l~2‘rA..\
JOHN D. MILNE.
District of Norwalk. ss.. Probate
Court. April 29th. A. D. 1916.
Whereas. application has been made
‘ to this Court, for the approval of a
certain written agreement wherein
mdcrlck R. hereon of Norwalk in
April2
it Onyx.”
C
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\ slicing prices all
over;
only.
medium weight,
TOD.0
weight.
for its slorun
“Onyx” Days
This sale of
~‘Wn
t ILK
0i iiiipres~Ii\c mines in the face oi ail-
Lig money saving appeal
man and w.omnii
Pr; ccs 2110th for Friday and Saturday
FOR WOMEN
Itcm l—Black and White Silk Hose.
double sole. heel and toe.
"Oynx" Day Price 65¢.
item 2—iBlack, White,
Pink. Sky and many shades in an
All Silk with High Spliced Heel.
double garter top. sole and toe:
also Black only with Lisle wyds
of superior quality.
“Onyx" Day Price $1.00
item B—White Lisle Hose.
HOnyx Day Price 3 for $1.”.w
JOSEPH DAVIS
85.Washingmstreet. "i.“ mumm,
The work is
wish and other
up bore and there and the wires
are deftly "fished" in botween the
walls. There is very little noise.
no dirt, no tearing up.
quickly and you can start using
electric lights a few days after
you sign the contract for wiring.
i2 casy monthly payments on
the wiring and fixtures if you
you wire now. This ofler It. for a
limited time only.
Ask us about it today.
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lliliil) iiiiiiic
iihi i Willi
ciiiiii
completed very
inducements if
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said district, be adopted by Grace l.-
enson of said Norwalk
Ordered. That application be heard.
and determined at the Probate Ole.
in Noraalk. on the till day of Is].
1916. at 11 o‘clock iorenoon: and that
public notice thereof bl given by pub-
lishing this order in a newspaper hnv~
ing it circulation in said District, at
term tire days before said day of
hearing
HENRY \V. GREGORY.
:i‘lit ii Judge
The doom of III” prom-i aunt is anal»
0d \t anv rate that is what the mell-
bers oi the American News pnpcr Pub
llhht'fl' believe. This association has
“Suppression of the
press agent." The press agent has
been described as "the persoln who at-
tempts to obtain free publicity for
which he should pay in the ndvertisng
columns of a publication." The specietr
is not extinct In Norwalk.
Arrangements for the canvassern’
dance. which will be held this cor-Int
Friday evening. in the Town Assembly
8th, 29th
Friday J ‘ Saturday
Q9 Hosiery
along thc lint makes .1
irresistible to
Item 3—In two
with Lisle Top.
Tan. Gui.
sole and toe.
Grey High
sole and toe.
medium
Ill. h the "in! M The Do»
In“. in hanor af the salvo-ell
d Ila m Isl. were caplet“ at
hi. avail"- mung of the oleers'
ms of the first District be-
m Invitations will be sent out
w.
Undor th 'eanspiccs of the Big Five. .
of Cranbury. a most success“! las-
nnende ball and dance, was held last
evening in Red Men‘s Hall, in [lain
mmt. A largo crowd of enthusiastic
merry makers were presentJnd andthe
cunt-es were brilliant and varied.
A local orchestra rendered excellent
motile. Refreshments were served‘
during the intermission, and the good
time did not break up until the wee
small hours of the morning after.
AIFORIATION FOR WOM6
mm is trying on health and
MIL thnen are as inclined to
kidney and bladder trouble as men.
Aching back. stiff, sore joints and
ranch. binned vision when an-
d-' use. Could be given prompt st-
tadha. Hey Kidney Pills vectors
nanny salon to irritated kidneys and
FOR ans.
Heavy Silk Half Bale. in Black.
White. Tan. Navy.
Palm Beach. m. and Ma-
hogany. with extra reinforced heel,
“any? Day Print $1.00 .
' um s—siia Lida; nuns and Colors.
Splendid vain. ' - .,
"Olyflmmsforflln »
m medium and
Sande. Grey.
"Onyx" W Prim 35¢.
Item 4—An All“ or with Lisle
Sole. Black. m In. Navy and
syn-a Reel. double
Norwalk Chronicler