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Evening sentinel, Monday, May 1, 1916 · page 3

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GERMAN SUBMARINE HAS
TORPEDOED A LARGE
TRANSPORT.

(Continued From Fim Page.)

Blassified “Ads”—To Let,
For Sale, Business and

Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous

 

It was observed that several
British commercial houses flew
Turkish flags."

Wants!

 

 

 

 

 

 

_ A Central News dispatch re-
LASSIFIEDAdve menu”, I Pl“. Twenty-Five WOI’CBOI‘LGII. 25C celved in London from Copen-
lmhch w d. l t TUOII In bllclb hagen quotes the agens Nyheier

mm m 0!, 50¢ .Addiuonfl or cell per In” ‘ of Stockholm t0 the effect that

face Ol‘ CAN: Double Price. the Swedish government has de-

cided to introduce a bill prohib-

iting passage of foreign aircraft

L wyou m‘ l- m LIT. _ I - WARE-.231” ‘ .over Swedish territorial waters.

 

 

 

It is believed this measure is de-
signed to check reconnoitring ex-
cursions of German aircraft to
the north over Swedish waters.
which have been of frequent oc-
ccrreiice recently.

The German Army Headquar-
ters issued the following state-
ment yesterday regarding opera-
tions in the east:

“South of Narotch Lake last
night four more Russian cannon
and one machine gun were cap-
tured and eighty-three prisoners
taken."

Replying to the protest from
Berlin against the transportation
of Serbian soldiers over Greek
railways the Greek government

j FOR 5ALE——A.\' OVERLAND DE-‘y TO LET—ti ROOMS. 2b LOWE ST. WANTEDWA GlRl. AND MAN
“WU Car. Inquire William Reinhardt, ‘ Some Improvements. Inquire 25 Iowa Norwalk Steam Laundry. 43 Day St.
as (hand street, Noruulk, in] 31 street. ml 31 ml it

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FOR SALE ~l-‘IRS‘T CLASS GAS
range, t-heap if sold at once. ll Bur-
ritl avenue. South Noritalk. Lou‘er
[loot ml It

To LET :3 ROOMS AT 58 L‘ON- WANTED-»~bOY, 16 YEARS ()XE
net-titut avenue. All improvements. with experiene in bat shop liroterred
Rent :11 Inquire on premises. ml 3t Apply Rosenwald Weinpheiiner t‘0..
————————-~ ._._. —-——-— River street. mi 31

To LET~FIVE ROOMS GOOD LU -—

FOR SALE—UR BENT. xgw BUN- tation, rent :14. l-‘. Hopp. 35 Cove IX)
galow. five rooms. all improvements, avenue, East Norwalk. mi til. bookkeeping. stenography and title-
'Elertrle lights. immediate possession. : writing. Norwalk Steamboat L'Om-
Milly 22 Howard avenue, East Nor- puny. Slealliboat plut‘t‘, South Nor-
p‘alk. 329 6| walk. ml 31

MERCHANTS! THE SHERIDAN WANTED MORE BUSINESS. I
light delivery truck, for the butcher, write circulars. letters. advertisements
baker, florist. grocer, laundryman, or of all kinds that attract trilde, bring
any other merchant large or small for orders. build business. Make your

 

 

WANTED —\'()I'.\'G MAN T0

 

TO LET—TWO SMAIJ, STORES
on East Washington street. near
bridge Size 12 wide, 70 deep. Will be
made into one store it wanted. and
will be repaired to ‘suit tenant. Also
a «I room flat right over the store.
Rent cheap. Inquire D. T. Murphy,

 

 

light delivery work. City, town, or East avenue. Phone 895. ml business a big success through good has informed Germony, says the
pountry. (Capacity 650 lbs.) Price, advertising. Address Advertising Spe- Journal d'Athens that the cabinet
Biotin enclosed, complete “65.00. in To LET—I-‘Ol'lt ROOMS, UP claiist, Sentinel South Nor'iilk. ml 31 recognizes such an act would be a
oestisate. Sales agent, C. L. St. John. stairs, No. 9 Pleasant street, East - violation of neutrality.

 

Steamboat place, South Norwalk, Ct.

This action. the it
adds. followed a declaration from

Norwalk. Inquire of Peter O'Hara,
‘ Howard avenue, mat Norwalk. .29 3t

WANTED—BOOKKEEPER “11411
do your bookkeeping evening. Small

 

 

i rout BALE—AUTOMOBILE, 1m, — charge. Modern simpiincd tin-tent in- Germany that in the eventol' such
5 passenger, electric lights and start- To LET—NIGEL? FURNISHED stalled. Prevent loom. Put your transportation German aero-f
er. Original cost, $1400. Will sell large front room. Suitable for two. All business on a sound basis. Address planes would be obliggd to m4

cheap to quick buyer. Address ‘Auto,’ I modern convenlecea. Private family.
Clio Sentinel. all It Five minutes to railroad station. Ad-
:dress 13 Hamilton avenue. m “T

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To LET—ON PU'I‘NAM AVENUE.
South Norwalk .halt house, with im-
provements. Practically new. Inquire
47 West Ave., South Norwslk. or
Phone 168. .

"bookkeeper." clo Sentinel, Sleuth Not» bard the railways and transport
walk. int at ‘ trains. '

_._ -—-———--—-—-—----l “The Greeks would prefer to
WANTED-STRONG BOY NR blow up the railroad bridges andi
milk “lion. ‘Must be 16 ”l" 01funnels,” Premier Skouloudis told"
Inquire 37 503“" 3"!“0- '33 3‘ the diplomatic represntatives ati
" Athens of the entente powers. 0nl

 

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‘ ooyou WANT TO OWN A HOME
ON EASY TERMS? For $800 cash

 

years, (the monthly rent of the house) i
you can own a two family house In one: WANTED-BOYS IN “CHINE repeating to them Greece's abso‘
pf the best neighborhoods in South, shop- ADDly NOON” “”5"“ “‘5' lute and final refusal to allow the2
Norwalk. For further Mould". 13-: 1-0 “7400319, piper “OCR, Co., 66 Fort street. East Norwslk. Lpassage of Serbian troops.
units at the odlce of The Old Well1 g Cougge smut, East Norwslk, with all 8‘ through Greece. says a dispatch:
~Digsr Go. all Ct hennery and carpenter shop. t Adults "' from the Helenic capital to the}

- - only. Please apply evenlnn or silty WANTED—WASHING OR “‘0’” Overseas News A no in Ber.
A IEW GOOD TOURING 0AM urd.’ afternoon. .23 at ing or house cleaning. Mira. Julia iin. ‘e y

hnfi roadsters. Overhauled and In A-l SN“ 11 0““ “"9“ Th '
. e following statement was
nondition. Wehileti Garage. 11 30- issued last night by the Italian
or for sale. it. staring. Architect .ndftourlns our in an" 0"“ mam”-

mud Itmt. South Norwalk. war other i

w “From the Gi i ' ‘

BUSINESS NOTICE. .‘nutider, 12: Washington street, South Address P. 0. Box 94. Rowarion. Ct. "d “r“ “‘1'" '°
“:Norwslln has tit; m 31

' WAWEEK is WHAT YOU CAN 1 ~—-‘_.
Darn, women of independent lnellna- FOR SALE—4 HORSES. 0ND SEV-

tlon. and men who want a high class about 1300 than .

i _ t

:fiflgl; digitisyuslleilTuulimg: range and conveniences for light; and good over! my. Th9 0111:: :“ifig'i ‘
.In about 1100 lbs. Inquire . ‘re -

can train '0“ at home by mail, W“ housekeeping. 82.60 per week. 214 8 !

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()MPETENT MAID TO ‘5

lord. Conn. WANTEDVC ' I

l mt area 0 m or" , .mn. Tel. 1101. R18 8'.
’0‘” for “1110““ u. Aumfl‘l u ‘ 3‘ h “k Neui
I 0 LE I SMALL 5“ Ito 0“ "0 I EL 1 do Ionorll homwork. Good Wages 1‘ v

 

 

 

 

 

TO LET—l-l noose. c noons. IN-‘I —-
eluding bath, all modern Improvements 1 WANTED—A FlVE PURSE-VOW

 

 

 

TO LET—TWO CON-NWTING FUR-1
inlshed rooms with gas. running water, i on years old welshlns

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Initiation. as now. an; stun-“M'- m iti l

lin center of So. Norwalk. For terms' Apply Ii. Krioger & Co. MS at
FINLAYBON AND FANNING, ARF‘land particulars, apply to J. M. Lay-L
ohitocts, desire to announce that they ton 0. Co. a26 6t?

have opened an ofllee for the general! —————————-—————-——- I
practice of architecture. Room I. Hav- TO LET—DESIRABLE APART"

llnnd Block, or Washington street. l3?” ‘“ ”1° ”M“ “”4“" “whif‘zallllgll‘ll;fhflh
,_ sin street. J. lrvlng Dibble, 149
PA'NT'NG PAPER'HANGING “’Rshlnnon I910“. .25 6t
lecorating. painter’s an as; wall‘ - -
Inner, up-to—date styles. lifgest prices.i To LETTDESK ROOM AT “:32: lzgmto-rlliqlil: D311.- 20:323-
Itlma'tcs cheerfully given. Trial on} WALL STREET mQUlR'E 0" PRE- nel I ' as St
hers solicited. Tel. 400, Alexander'MlSBs‘ 3- COW“- “22 ” '
While, 61 1-2 Elf Ave. 11138

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WANTED—BOY BETWEEN 16 .

and 18 years old to make himself gen-

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WANTED—YOUNG LADY WISH ES

 

 

 

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nit-l WANTED—YOUNG MAN iron SUR-

TO LET—STORE. ALSO Iveying and engineering work A
‘tremel Iar e baseman t out. In ' I‘
l y g t o r isplendld opportunity. Apply '11. R.

squire on premises. 87 North Ilain St...
- ‘l . ‘Minor. 155 Washington street. aZI ti’
FOUND—A SUM or MONEY 1N 5“” 3‘0"“-

 

 

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I'll! SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL

the Sugana Valley there were ar-1
tillery actions and aerial bom~
bardments. Enemy aeroplanes
heading for Verona. were put to
flight by fire of our air fiotiilas.

"During the night of April 23
the enemy again attacked our po-
sitions on the crest of the Col
di Lana. After violent hand to
hand fighting the enemy was re.
pulsed with heavy losses.

"On the middle lsonzo and on
the Corso plateau there were ar-
tillery duels.

"Enemy aeroplanes bombarded
small towns on the lower Isonzo.
There were few Victims and slight
damage was done.”

The report of the German loan
banks for 19l5 shows that while
the maximum limit of emissions
had been fixed by law at the be-
ginning of the war at three billion
marks. the sum of two billion was
passed only during three days.
The highest levei was touched on
Dec. 31, with 2,348,000,000 marks.
the lowest on Feb. 15, with 665,-

The principal borrowers were
the municipalities. which requir-
ed large sums owing to the neces-
sities of the war.

 

 

SOUTH ENDS DEFEATED.

The South Ends baseball team. mi-
nus some regular players, were de»
tested by a Port Chester team, yusv
terday afternoon, by the score 0! 12
to 7. ‘

 

WEST
NORWALK

’l’lte rigolar t‘hrirtian Endeaior
meeting “'3: held in the West .\'or-
vinlk t‘hapel Sunday evening Topit- —
[sing the Sabbath for this World and
the Neil Leader. Harriet 1-: Holland,
This was one of the most glorious
mt‘t‘Ilng> lhat l.a.~ been held since the
t‘. E Sotlely has organized III Sou-ni-
her The follouing selections were
rendered “The Sweet By-and-Byfli
Mary Holland. ‘Wheli Fades the
Light." The Holland Sisters; "Jewels,”,
the C. If thoir. “U at of Rest and
(iladness," Julia Holland Although
some of the members who attend the
Sunday evening servrt-es regularly
were called to other places of nor-
ship. lhet- ollgregalion numbered twen-
tyreight. The meeting it» a. very
hearty one. and those who w».
felt that the Spirit was there

 

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“\'oilng man," said the much

tulle ~t‘\(~’rll.\, “the assault you have
totulititteo on your poor wife was
most brutal lio you know of any
rent-(1'1 why I should not send you
to prison?"

“ll you do, your honor," replied
the prisoner at the bar. hopefully

“it will break up our honeymoon."
«Philadelphia Ledger.

 

lleaiay lisy 15
Afternoon and Evening
LADY ROBBINS CULVER

Aets Entitled

The Magic Mushroom
For the Benefit of the
Playgrounds and Gardens
Given under the auspices of the

COMMUNITY CLUB
At The -

REGENT“ THEATRE

Monday, May Igth.
Afternoon and Evening 1‘

 

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recall

I share profits with you by giving
you the lowest prices on 15 years
guarantee tin made Into leaders. hand-
made. painted inside. tin roofing.
plumbing and heating.

“Stormtight” guaranteed asphalt
rooting. I ply. 81.46, guaranteed 5
years. 2 ply $1.65 guarantee lo yesrs.

HENRY A. HEOELEtN
so Water St.
leeldence 3064

Phone 4734

 

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Display

at Nit-he Corset Models for two
'eeks. at M Winfield street, East
florwslk.

MR3. LlLLlAN ‘EYNOLDS
Phone 2415

 

Here’s the Plan I
200--Two Hundreduzoo

Sale‘Today.

Special Campaign Offer *

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litili __

Phone 1501‘
Hat. s:ao. Eve. 7:15, pm.

TODAY—TONIGHT.
Metro 01ers an astonishing photo
DI”
“THE HALF MILLION Milli."
With Hamilton Ito. tile and Margar-
et Snow.
All Seats 10 Cents.

 

 

 

TUESDAY, May 2d.
Paramount offers Leonivm l‘lrich in
“THE HEART OF PAULA."
All “all 10 Cents.

Wed”, Night Only, May 3d.
The um Club presenls their ’
anneal travesty

Carnival Night
A finial molar-lye in Two Acts.
Company of Sit—Special scenic and

electrical elects. Plenty of good
eats low on sale at box 0809.
PRICES:—Onchestra and first slit 1
rows In balcony, 50 cents. let. i _~
ance of balcony, the. "

 

 

Corning 'l'nureday, Friday grid let
wily, lay 4th, 5th and 0th. Dally
Indecent Positively the biggest
of all wee-tional offerings
THE "10 FASHION SHOW. i.
ll handful models—00mm

of mean. In a display of the new-

est caustic-la. Something new and
starting Displays from all the

Nth- and New York shops. I

other big vaudeville novelties. The

reg-hr picture prognm wil also no
sea. PM matineee, INS—night

15‘.

 

 

 

rest-o plchlfe Thursday, w-s
run-- II was man or son.
now: Friday, Victor "cello In
“his use" Saturday, Crone
wits-r In wsuoslwcs' is
IINI.‘ doe ammo: case
or IAIV use."

May I. "l‘he Neut- Marja-5e Mee-

let ”alt Pei-romance."
P I I C ll 3

satin-e. vac, 16c. Night, 151:, lee

lay fill—Charley Chan'ln In the
m on “CARMEN."

”I, 11 “Ir—“THE NE’ER W ,
WELL!

 

 

 

 

 

Apply om Wciic‘ignr! “VUIcan,, C0pp€r CO“. 683 water Heaters go on

 

 

 

:‘u‘udtemekelm-edlatssaymone
3‘ I .. G . '_ ' ' ’-..'.
M‘Fl‘ .m

s16 "I
my store on South Main street. Sun-f
tiny afternoon. Owner may have some
by provbg property. I“. H. Baxter. i
t. .

titii toilet "y t

 

l
I District of Norwalk. ss.,
L‘ourt, April 30th. A. D., 1916.
Estate of Johanna Linxweller late of.
lNorvak in said District deceased.
Whereas. written application has,
been made to this Court by the admin-i
latrator of said Estate praying for rea-'
Eons therein setforth for an order an-

Probate

bhorlzlng it to sell certaln real estate: To LET—A SIX ROOM APART- °' “m' “d ”“1"” 3""
[meat-11 High street. All improve-

bf said estate .
Ordered, That 'said application be:
heard and determined at the Probatef
Office. in Norwalk. on the 6th day of.:
May. 1916, at 10 o'clock forenoon; and
that public notice thereof be given to
nil persons interested therein by'pub-
lishing this order in a newspaper hav-
lng a circulation in said District, at
least five days before said day of hear-
Ins. »
' ' HENRY W. GREGORY.
m1 it 'Jadse
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District of Norwalk, ss. Probate
pourt. April 22d, A. D., 1918.

- Estate of Patrick I". McInughlin
late of Norwaik In'said District, de-
passed.

The Court of Probate for the Dis-
lrlct of Norwalk, hath limited and al-
lowed six months fromtned ate hereof
for the creditors of said Estate to ex-
liihlt their claims for settlement.
.hose who neglect to present their ao-
es-ts. mostly attested. within said
at... will be deberred a honorary. all

"m Indebted to said lusts are

 

 

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a finish.

. ”To LET—ONE nA-Lr nousm.

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 unto-date plumbing. Rent: “I" at drug stores, hotels “d cafes.

20 per month. Possession at once.
The Hatch & Bailey 00., 29 Marshall
street, South Norwalk. all it

 

To LET—5 ROOMS WITH ALI. IM-
provements, at 72 North Main street.
:15 per month. Inquire United Gro-
cery Co.

:nents. Inquire 0‘ Hrs. Emma L
Golden, 4 Fairfleld avenue. at if

 

To LET—TWO APARTMENTS OI"
ilve rooms each, wi‘h improvements.
At No.'s 56 and VI npflng street. In-
quire Mrs. R. Tarlov. 18 Grove St. or
telephone 1398-". at t!

 

To LIT-4 man. 207 EAST
Washington street, net Norwalk. lin-
provements. Inquire Dr. Bohannon, 04
South Main street. Telephone so. Also
an apartment. 41 Chapel street. AII
improvements. neat very Mable.
m

near—430w CHAIN WITH GOLD
piece attached, between Washington
street and mm place. Finder kind-
ly return to can happen. 8 Betts
place and regain rum-d. all at

 

gen urn—Heroin soar, 000p
audition.“ 14. Copper anus
loathe: mama. mum in. Illne-
mam - . '4'"
Advertise your minis chant-o-

. . low-n.

 
 

5i".--r

.1 L .
".w

110 ll

' WANTED—Till VIGOR AND DIS-
‘positlon of good health; activity. that
is lnvlgerated in spring, 'Amaretto
Castollano." Filters your blood as
‘only the best spring tonic can. For

. Ill ll

WANTED—THE .NEIW BRITAIN
General Hospital, New Britain, Conn.

_.—-—_- .

'offers a 2 1-2 year course of training ‘
‘for nurses. Address. Supt. of Hospl.

tel for Informition.

 

KINDS
prices
paid. Best prices paid for calves. II.

WANTED—TO BUY ALI.

Friedman. South Nor-walk. Tel. 1151. '

11113 ti

 

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f wmrao—ormrons, EXPERL '

ienced on Singer Powor machines and
all ports of house dress making. Also
young girls over 16 years for inspect-
Ing work. ‘ Good pay and steady wor

ton street. s28 6t

 

WANT
Operators on all parts of
fillet Making. beginners

MILO rorsxaut no, IN sex

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mumd- Royal Mfg. Co.. 85 Washing-

 

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" NO ADVANCE »-
IN PRICE!

This ‘Supply of Copper

Coil Gas Water Heat?
ers Was Purchased Last
December Before Cop-
per Advanced in Price. 12.:

 

Enjoy the Comfort and
Convenience of a gen-
erous Supply of Steam-
ing Hot Water! '

 

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Total. Cost to You $16.50, Connected to
,Your Kitchen Boiler Ready 101- Use

We have 4,000 Gas Customers. How Long Will _Two Hundred Water
Heaters Last? . ’

: This Is Your Opportunity-«Act Immediately

311099 1:680 ' 6.7".WALL STREET "

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