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Classified
For Sale,
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
“Ads.*—To Let.
Business and
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LASSIFI- Adverlisements on mlspage. Twenty-Five Words orlress. 25c
l‘hree Times, 60c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per insertion. In black-
fece or Caps. Double Price.
FOR 8A1... I TO LIT. 1, WANTED.
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FOR SALE MISCBJ‘ANEOLS TO LET 1-2 H01 SE RDUMb, lN . WANTED—KITCHEN BOY 20-00
An ~1-t~ i’atiiteis ladders e' c l-‘itst (ludtng bath. all modern improvements . , .
do» 'Ddlllon lDQuiic 6 Logan St or for sale H Maring Architect and per month, and 00‘” AW" '1
. .. __, ‘ , ', ' The Country Club tut it.
)“'“¢)lttll 1.: 1....H nit Sit iiutldcr, 12:; \\ ashlnglon sire-(*1, South _j
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FOR SALE ~’i WENT) FOOT - W TED. BOYS “LA!” ‘ N'
. ._ ‘ . .. _ ‘ start work immediately. Lounsbur"
htet boat ttioi A1 .~hape Low ptice TO LETr-NICEIA li‘LliMSlliLD ‘t
J'i'l't'l‘e S St John 2 Van Zant street,
J£a>l Ntirwalk mi 3[
FOR SALE «10 ROOM HUL'SE.
plot 1751102. heat. water, electric
lights, shop. shed thicken house. fruit.
Near trolley and sound. Inquire 6 U)-
gaii \‘lib‘t'l. Rouayton Tel ”534
nil in:
FOR SALE «FARM ABOUT l-‘OUR
Belt-s. All good land. Good house and
horn Some fruit. Near Norwalk. Price
only 82150 Also $200 buys good lot
in Nor-walk. near stores and trolley:
Some truii. Address P 0. BOX 543.1
South Norwalk. mi 3t
'. FOR BALE—81X SIX- ROOM COT-
lages on Lincoln avenue. All modern
improvements. For sale on easy pay-1
merits. Good opportunity to own your"
own home. Inquire of United Grocery
Co, North Main street or Robert 0‘
Raymond. Elm Grove street. m3 if
FOR SALE-1912 FLANDERS DE‘
livery for Bakery or Grocer;; 1913
Overland Touring; 1914 touring. elec- West side of 21 Union street. 3.". 'High street, Norwalk
Iric lights self starter. All used cars,
‘Misns. 8. counts.
large fiont room. SutaHe tir l‘--0. All
ii.0tl+'l'll conveniences. P-hate f-nt‘li'.
hie minutes to railroad station. Ad-
.iit-~s 1‘.’ llam."on avenue. 1113 St
TO LET—LOFT, 65x25.
Burrtit at ‘nue and Day
quire “'11.
Day street
CORNER
street. in-
.itm Ott, Burrtit avenue and
in? St
TO LET—2 APARTMENTS AND
cottage in exclusive neighborhood.
Apply Friday. 6 Orchard street. Tel“
16833. in 31
To LET—NEW HOUSE. 8 LARGE
rooms and bath All improvements.
linel. m2 3!
TO LET—m aoorts 0001) Lo!
cation, rent 814. l‘. Hopp. :5 Gave
avenue. East Norwaih. m1 6t
To LET—DISK ROOM AT is
WALL STREET. iNQUlRE ON PRE-
1’0 LET—0ND HALFI HOUSE.
rooms and bath. Steam hater elec-
m tt‘
Mathewson & (‘0.
WANTED—TU iit'y, A liOl'n‘l‘i. ()\"‘
easy terms. Please give full particu-
lars, location. taxes, price, etc, Ad
die. a ”Buyer." c o Sentinel nit 3t
WANTED—-liU.\i-‘Sl‘ MEN EV ER!-
\\"‘llt‘lt
ten dollars daily. Pay weekly
now. \\'nte The l’equod Nursery (‘0.
Meriden, Conn.
dollars. Going to move where is no
gas. Must be sold at once mi 3t
. ._____.__ v v SQ! I‘ll. Rent '11“ F u (:10 Sen. WANTEOCMDY CLERK IN STOREI
Apply at The Sperry A Hutchinson
Co. ‘s Premium Parlor, 1: North Main
mi lt‘
street. Friday. 1:30 p. in.
WANTED—A WOMAN TO ASSIST.
in cleaning. Regent theatre. in: at
WANTED—A HUNGARlAN, ENG
lish speaking girl, as chambennaid and
waitress. Apply to Mrs. Triplet.
m: it
guaranteed. Vaast Bros Garage. 80 u.“ units. .1, n." on n... mm. wmreo—icxrnaiicscno GIRL
Norwelk.
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mi 8t
tion. Newly painted interior and ex-
tterlor. New up to-date plumbing. iient
for general housework in small famllr
Apply to Mrs John Keogh, Marvin
t FOR sate—a Brunt. MOTOR ,4, m mum mm .t one. [Beach East Norwalk. Tel. 114.1113 81
b0“. Andrew Carlson, 35 Charles 81... The Hatch ‘ BAH” Co. ” ltflhlll 4
East Norwalk.
m: It‘
lion. Phone call 267—12.
(Turner, 27 isaac Place, Norwaik.
m2 3t
FOR SALE-aBROWN HORSE. TWO
.wagons and all the articles that belongl
to a butcher business, or will sell inst
home if desired. inquire 27 North Fair-l
field avenue. m2 stl
v- __
FOR SALE—YOUNG JERSEY 00W
'Andrew Juhas. Holland avenue, South quire Mrs R. Tariov, 16 Grove St. or. in Co. \\ oodw ard menus.
at if
Norwalk.
m2 at
FOR SALE—MAXWELL RACER.
runabout. stripped. Good running or-;
tier. Lot of extras. Will sacrifice at
any illft‘l‘. Samuel Policy. 29 Monroe
iatreet. m2 lit
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FOR SALE-~MOTOR BOAT, GOOD;
condition. 23x6 1-2. Copper rlvstcdt
Leather cushion. inquire Mr. Kline-
i‘eitsr, Rowayton. ass “i
FOR SALE—0R RENT. NEW BUN-
gaiow. five rooms all improvements.
Electric lights. immediate possession.i
'Apply 22 Howard avenue. East Nor-
twalk. 1129 St
A FEW GOOD TOURING PARBl
hut. roadstcrs. Overhauled and in A-i:
condition. Wehrlext Garage. 11 Rer‘
anond sired. South Norwaik.
Bunnies-shorten.
ELM GROVE HAND LAUNDRY. 33.’
pieces washed and ironed, 50 cents.‘
Open air drying. Phone 312-4. No. 12:
Elm Grove. 1114 3L
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650 A WEEK is WHAT YOU CAN‘
para, women of independent inclina-
tion, and men who want a high class
profession. Join our classes icarning‘
massaging and physical culture. We
can train you at home by mail, writel
today for particulars. Dr. Adlsinan‘s
Institution, 39 Suburban Ave. Stain-l
lord. Conn.
FINLAYBON AND FANNING, AR,
chltects. desire to announce that they
have opened an ofllce for the general.
practice of architecture. Room 1. Rev-
liand Block, 94 Washington street
PAINTING PAPER-W6
Decorating. painter's supplies; waiit
finer. uptodate styles, lowest prlccsw
.tirnates cheerfully given. Trial or-
Isrs solicited. Tel. too, Aicnnder
White. 61 1-2 Ely Ave. In”
Aeolian Concert
Iiise Alice Smith. Soprano Soloist.
William D. Tucker, Baritone Soloist.
fierwalk I. ll. Church '
Friday-Molly slit. 1916
‘ Eight Ofelock
”cents
Int nit u
,ment. 11 High street.
iGolden. i Fairdcld avenue.
street. South Norwalk. all if
aio if
To LET—A Six ROOM APART-
All improve
inquire of Mrs. Emma
oery Co.
:nenta.
TO LET—TWO APARTMWTB OF
live rooms each, wl‘h improVnments. ‘
At No.'s 55 and 151 spring street. in
telephone 1398- 12.
T0 LET—A FIBRE. 207 EAST
Washington street, hat Norwalk. im-
3 provemonts. inquire Dr. Bohaunon. 64 ‘
South Main street. Telephone so. Also
an apartment, 41 Chapel street. All
improv.ements Rent very reasonable.
.v-
LOOK!
1 share profits with you by giving
you the lowest prices on 15 years
guarantee tin made Into leaders, hand-
made. painted inside, tin roofing.t
plumbing and heating.
"Stormtight" guaranteed asphalt
rooting. lply, 81. 45. guaranteed 5
years. 2 ply 81. 65 guarantee 10 years.
HENRY A. HEOELEIN
56 Water St.
Rea‘cence 3654 Phone 4733
Monday May 15
Afternoon and Evening
ZADY ROBBINS CULVER
Presents
The Fantastic Opera in Two
Acts Entitled
The Magic Mushroom
For the Benefit of the
L.
aitf
, WANTED—AT ONCE. COUNTER
2|]an in lunch room. Hone-st and neat.
FOR BALE-BLACK WAUNUT TO LET—5 ROOMS Wl’l'H ALL iM-yErperience not necessary. Wages no
bedstead. Also a couch in due condi- provemente, at 7: North Main street.‘object.
‘Mns. C. Anus per month. inquire United Om Del
WANTED—A SAT“ I.“ Y l.\' A
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ldry goods store. A. Dickerman A Son
in: .1"
land manager for our shipping depart-
‘fllt‘nl. Raymond Bros.
WANTED—MENV AT KERR DURN-
m: it
WANTED—WHITE GiRL l-‘OR
general housework in family of 3 ad-
ults. Apply to Mrs. W.
17 Belden avenue, Norwalk. m2 3‘
WANTED—THE VlGOR AND 1113
position of good health. activity. that
is lnvlgerated in spring, 'Amaretto
‘Castellano" Filters your blood as
lonly the best spring tonic can. For'
sale at drug stores. hotels and cafes. E
WANTED—THE NEW BRITAIN
General Hospital New Britain Conn.
oil‘ers a 2 12 year course of training
for nurses. Address. Supt. of Hospi-
-tni for information.
WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS
of cattle and poultry. Best prices
_.pald. Best prices paid for calves. H. l
Friedman South Norwalk Tel. 1151.
WANTED-OPERATORS. EXPERI-
‘cnced on Singer Power machines and
W hole or part time. Three to.
Startl
mi 3t:
FOR BALE-AT 11 BURRITT AVE,
nus. a perfect gas range for only six:
to‘
Address ‘Counter', cio Senti-
WANTED —- SUPERINTEN DENT .
m3 at‘
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Steaming Hot Water
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THIS SPECIAL OFFER
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' 67 WALL ST.
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Phone rsor
Eve. 1:15, pace.
TODAY—TONIGHT.
Thursday, Friday and Det-
urday, May 4th, 5th and 0th. My
Mattnots. Positively the m
of all sensational offering ‘
The 1916 Fashion so;
1‘ models 4km)”,
of fifteen. in a display of the now-
. tieatom. Something new and
smiling. all 1M
Parisian and Neil York shops. 3
.thcr big Vkludwtllie novelties. The
regular pl('ll1l't‘ prog rain will also be
seen. Prices. matinees, itylsmnlghi
‘ o-25. Matinee 2’21) Evening,
1' ll and 9.
Mat. 2 :30.
5
beautiful
Displays ll’bll'
Feature Picture Today.
Wm. l‘arituia
‘ 1 he‘d an of Sorrow”
FRIDAY
Victor Moore In
“The Race”
SATURDAY
'Cnne Wilbur in
“VENGEANCE is aims"
also
“STRANGE CASE OF IAIV
PAGE"
MONTHLY
PAYMENTS
16.50
May 0th ‘flre New Madrid We.
ret Benefit Performance.”
PRICES
ALL SEATS 10 CENTS.
lay I‘ll—chart” Clients in the
burlesque on “CARMEN."
lay 11 Only—“THE "I'll u
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(Continued from First PI...)
Messrs. ilario. Snell, and Sconeld. as
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|songs sextet, "l'd Like to Have You
Around.“ and "Some Sort of Some
body," earnt-d numerous encorea.
’ihc tivxt scene, "Wall Strt-et on a
liusy Day." was very unliiie the origin-
i'll. lllt‘ iirlllll who painted the scene
probably never having seen thc up
town banking district at the rush
hour. The time was the 3rd of July
'tight, and the carnival “iii in (.il
swing. t‘rorgcourtly custutiictl figures
all cnroute for the Nutmeg t‘luh pass
cd by. and lastly (tifuf‘ two girls
looking for their lost chapt-ron, or pol
sibly some very nll't' young men. This ,
oi .
scene also fcaturcd the
‘Johnny" and “Bob to Norwalk, thi
l lllllt‘r being very greatly Interested in
return
the costume worn by a lady mar-inner I
ndtr. who chanced to parts his way,:
Illnally giving tent to hi.-t
ltitly than there was coatume
The following sit was again in the
club rooms an dopcned with the exit
of the fellows. after Kenneth Sco
'tield had favored with a catchy song
hit. “When the Right Girl Comes
Along." The two young ladies. look-
in: for thcir chaperon. "Aunty" (Les-
tlle Southerland). who was incidentiy
the wife of “'Shelly.’ a club member
and masquerader. who had managed
to escape from his wife during the
evening. The girls bribcd‘ 'Bob’ after
Intimerous hints had been given by
that gentleman. and in this manner
managed to remain in the club room,
IlliliIN‘n by the boys. for some
Bettux. followed the first act, and two,
thoughts 1
that the‘( was a great deal morc:
time. 1
Their presence was soon discoveredl
“1 parts 0‘ house dross making. “'0 I’ROWOVGT and they were taken into:
! young girls over 16 years for inspect.
ring work. Good pay and steady work
iassured. Royal Mfg. (30.. 85 Washing»
ton street. an at
Playgrounds and Gardens ‘
Given under the auspices of the
COMMUNITY CLUB
At The
REGEN l‘ THEATRE
Monday, May 13th.
Afternoon and Evening
[Hill Illlllf
District of Norwaik. so.
Court. April 28th. A. D.. 1918.
Probate
Min of Edward Oehill late of Nor-l
walk in said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwaik, hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date hereof
for the creditors of-eeid Estate to ex-
hibit their claims for settlement
Those who neglect to present their ec-
counta, properly attested. within said
time. will be debarred a recovery. All
person indebted to said Note an
Mounted to make immediate pay-em
to
MARGARET E. canal.
aunt-audit:
WAN T
Operators on all parts of
Shirt Making. beginners
paid while learning.
I department.
’Clucll, Peabody
& Co. inc.
EVERY WOMAN
who wishes to appear to'tire best ad-
vantage should wear a made-to-meae-
uie NUBONE CORSET—unbreakable,
pliable stay. giving style and cons.
fort. ,
MR8. LILLIAN REYNOLDS.
64 Winfield Street. East. Remilt
Phone 12416..- .
suitors think he‘d cut more teal
1
daughter of the "Islam—Judge.
GIRLS FOR EXAMINING, 1N BOKt
He's a. Son of the Revelation. and.-
ite—lknow—bnt he married a
the fun.
During the last act "Bob" rendered
"i Love a Piano." in his customary
breezy manner; “That iiuls Hula," by
’51] Cahiil was enthusiastically re
'icelved: “Luann Lou" by Warren Sco
‘Iielti. followed Mr. Cahill's selection,
’and “in the Dark " was excellently
lrendered by Ml“ 8‘0“ and chorus hill and chorus, found instant favor, “Pete" ............. W Ervlng Tolles
W Warren SCR‘with the audience, who cnthusiastical- “Shelly" .............. Elton ii. Snel.
ly demanded demanded its repetition “Johnny"
"1 1"“ "‘9 again and again
l ‘Will 0' the Whip,’
field, was heartily encored and repeat-
led several times. as also
Boys" by Miss Stone.
“The Ladder of Roses," by Mr. Ca
n ——TELL8 WHAT sits THINKO
Anna Haws. Cedar Grove. Mop
hold of, as they do not nauseate or
grips. but not freely on the liver." Boo
omrnended for constipation, bloating.
sour stomach. gas on stomach. bad
breath. clogged or irregular bowel se-
the.
Bold everywhefl.
. SENIOR PLAY
”Mr. Bobb”
Evenings-of May 4th 'and 5th
High School'Hall
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lets are the best liver pill we ever got Snell in a most satisfactory manner. A. W Ambleroff. F. N. Dodgeoi'fski,
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Gilbert & Sullivan's Fahrus
«Will—Be Presented At
we Regent Theatre
On
MONDAY EVENING,
May 29th. 1916
40 Splendid Voic :s—Finest Orchestra Ever Heard
in Norwalk
Admission 50c,$l.00, $250, $2.00
Tickets for sale at Regent Theatre and Donnelly's
Book Store
Only One Performance
The Musical Treat of the Season.
Tickets at ONCE
seed by World Sir John lag-
well that any rebels found with arms
should be severely dealt with. Very
few shots have been heard in tbecity
since Tuesday evening. at 9 o'.clock
when a Government boat passing
down that [Ailey River was tired upon
and sharp aaivos front machine guns
"i the vicinity of itathmines alarmed
~trplt- in the neighborhood.
liitrvbody iv irttklnt: “hill has be-
.,....,. of ‘0'"- MrNt-ill tho ioral organ-
iser of the Binn l-‘ciners, who seems to
have. disappeared from Dublin with
the firing of the first shot. Another
mar. in whose late great interest is
mnlnfested is The O‘Reilly it It no"
reported that his body was found
'uiiontz the debris of the itineral post.
office.
Confidence is rapidly returning
among the civilian population. and al.-
though work has not been generally
resumed, many stores have been re-
opened. The Government requisition-
cd all the food supplies in stock on its
arrival at the Quays. and ample food
was furnished to the poorer people at
three depots opened at the northwest-
~m quay. the shell factory and Bath-
mines,
From these stores food was sup.
plied to the shops at prices prevail-9
in: before. the rebellion on condition
that they be sold to the public at slml~
lar rates.
The south and west of lreiand are
at present the only places where die-
tuibzinces arc rifc and these are be-
m: sharply suppressed Though 'iho
“"11! soldiers are performing their
duty under the severest condition" of
warfare. many of them having had
only a few months' training, they are
displaying the utmost bravery never
hesitating to advance under the hot-
test lire.
Opera "Patience“
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EPWORTH LEAGUE OFFICERS.
Members of the Epworth League of
the Norwalh M. E. church turned out
in large numbers, last evening. to tho
annual meeting of that society, and
elected the following cfilcers for the
oorning year:
President—Clarence Stools.
First VicePresident—Miss Carrie
Secure Your
A feature of
Little Helen and Marjorie!"
which came a toy battleship,
senting the U. S. S. "America." "John-
was renedered by Mr.
At this Juncture the joy of "Snelly"
was unexpectedly cut short by the
entrance of his wife ,the girls' chap-
eron. who, under the spell of the music
and song, was prevailed upon to enter
into the fun for a few moments.
"Evelyn," by Kenneth Scodeld. was
heartily applauded ,and was followed
by a serenade, "Lazy Lulu," by Mr.
Barto, to one whom he thought was
Miss Stone. in the darkened room, but
who proved to be none other than
"Bob." "Underneath the Stars," by
Miss Stone and chorus, was warmly
applauded. and the curtain dropped
for the grand finale. by the entire cemr
pany, ”The U. 8. A." A large Ameri-
can flag, serving as a background for
this song. set off the scene attractive-
ly.
The cast of characters was: .
"Dili"...........GeorgeW.Dllwor-th
“sum". ..... Khrlelim
l'larPlarl
this “Bob" ............ Robert Friediander
song was a large sign borne by mem i"Warren'
bers of the chorus. reading.‘ ‘Here' s to "Jimmy" .......... James F. Gregory
afterl “Aunty” ........ Leslie H. Sutherland
repre:“Miss Stone‘
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Olrnstead.
Seoud Vice-President~lliss Flor-
enceRose.
Third “President—Mrs Jilin
Kent.
Wis Vice-President—Clarsnce l'.
Hartwell.
............. John A. Cnliil
........... Warren Scodeid
Whitney.
Tim—Ralph Bedlent.
Notice was given of a group meet»
ing of the issue. which will be held
b‘ridayevuinghiayiam thepnrlors
of the uptown church. Rev. C. W. Ic-
Corniaek. of Stamford, the new dis-
trict superintendent, will be present
and delve:- an address.
After the business of the meeting
had been concluded, a social time was
cum Ralph Bedient gave a short
talk. W by stereopticon slides.
on a in which he has recently taken.
and M were served. '
....Miss Gladys l Stout
"Miss Wells" ...Mlss Lucile T. Well:
“Our Flash on Ballet "
D. J. Farrelovitch, R F Noacko
vitch, G. W. Raymondski, H. l".
Richardski, K. C. Tolleski.
M011 SNIPERS llllEN
lollIl lll Will
(Continued from First Page.)
lent punishment than they had expect ,
ed. The general public was not aware
of the egecntlon of the ringleadeds un-
tiLlate his evening. and it was not
possible to observe the effect of their at. M V“ will recdve & '
punishment upon the citiaens of Dab-Intuit“ net-um”.
lin. who. however, for the vastly m M and Tar Delano-fluw
greater part. were not in sympathy.
with the rebellion.
Farther captures of isolated snipers
escort“ today in the outlylas «rear-
mmour— thdVlOl‘fl-lg
MONEY.
museums. Cutout thh
angel-semictcmtaa. .;
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