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” Classified “Ada”—To Let.
For Sale, Business and
o Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
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‘higli single, null 117. and lied Will].
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LASSIFIED Advertisements on Luis page. Twenty-Five Words orLesa. 25c
f‘hree Times. 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps. Double Price.
[OR “LI. '
.- ..... TO m. WANTED.
FOR SALE .- MISCELLANEOL'S - ~- -~ --. "f’_-' -‘ —"
:irliu ie~ Pullllt‘l s ladders. e'C. First TO LET Hm Sh S” ROUMD
li-1:~ \Ulldllloll inquire 0' Logan St. and ha.” A” In‘l‘r‘HH‘Wm‘ ””hm’ l‘reswiil Laundr)
“”“Mm” 1141176374, u” I“ in; tlitllll‘ light.- Heht reasonable _ 7 ..., _ .
A _ --.._..-_,._, fl“ __ lo dhiralxlw part) lil- South Main WANTED.,A MESSENGER lwt'
FOR SALE .‘. \.\ 11“”. l-‘UU’l‘ street 111531 by the Western l‘iiiuii Telegraph (‘ i.
hee. Limit 't‘ool," A1 shape, lam price
Inqwllr‘ n‘ o‘t John. 2 Van Zanl street.
linet Aorwalh. m4 3l
TO LET .\'lt'i£l.)‘ i-l li.\l>‘lll£ii
ni'i'e tioiil room Sulal‘le fir tho. All
ll.tlll'r'l‘ll conveniences. P'hnte f~ni‘l.\'.
FOR SALE—10 “00“ liot‘SE live minute: to railroad blatlou. Ad-
Plot 173102; heat, water. electric. up“ ‘2 ”“1“ "on avenue. mg 3‘
lights. shop. shed. chicken house, fruit. h 7‘ V 7 7 7 7 - _
Near trolley and sound. inquire 6 Lo- To LET-‘H‘E ROOMS GOOD LU.
gm fl W“ lionsylon. ,1“ 17584 anon. rent :14. I". llopp, 35 Cove
z.\'ehtie, East Norwalk m1 til.
nil 1m
v- -
FOR SALE—AT ii BL‘RRITT Al’ld— 7° LET—DESK R00“ AT ‘5
wan. STREET. lNQl'lliE ox PHE—
MlSES, S. COHEN. l22 1f
nue. a perfect gas range for only six
dollars Going to move where is no
gas. Must be sold at once nil 3t
-. ___-._.-__ _ To LET—ONE HALF HOUSE.
FOR SALE-«FARM ABUl’T FOUR West side of 21 Union street. Seven
acres. All good land. Good house and rooms and bath Steam beater. 0‘00‘
barn. Some fruit. Near Norwalh. Price tric lights. all new, gas range coonec-‘
only lzisv. Also ”00 buys good lotition. Newly painted interior and saw .WANTED—ACTIVE. somm MAN,
in Norwalk. near r and trolley. terior. New up to-date plumbing. Rent 40. seeks position of trust.
a a . l
borne truit. Addre . 0. Box 548,20 per month. Possession at onesummy years of busing“ experience.
— - r—~—r-——-««—'slreet, South Norwalk.
FOR SALMX, SIX-ROOM COT‘
tags-s on lAncola avenue. All modern‘ To LET-‘5 goons WW“ “‘1‘ ul-
jmpmyementg, m “[0 on o“, ”floral/emu“. It 7‘ North "Ill street. WANTED -BOYS
meats. Good opportunity to own 1'0“”.‘15 per month. inquire United Gro-lm." “,an immediately.
all) tf‘ Mathewson & Co.
own home. inquire of United Grocery i cery Co.
00.. North Main street or Robert 0.
l
Raymond, Elm Grove street. in! tfi 1’0 LET—A 81X ROOII APART- WANTED—T0 Bl'Y. A HOUSE. ON
— lment. 11 Hith street. All lmprovo-‘1
FOR SALE—1912 FLANDERs magenta. inquire of Mrs. Emma I.-
livery for Bakery or Grocer;; tout-olden. l Falrileld avenue. a( ti!
Overland Touring; 1014 touring, eleo-l '—
lric lights, self starter. an used carsl TO LIT-TWO APARTHENTB 01'
guaranteed. Vaast Bros, Garage, go_ live rooms each. wi‘h improvements.
office of Southern
England Telephone l'o
WANTED r'i‘l)
near center of lily. for ‘rlilf‘lllg
Alltll'r‘s.‘ ’Aulo’. c‘o Semi»
WANTEQ—HRIUHT BOY FOR RE-
t'eiting l'ltl'li (loud opporlunily
&- Sons. shoe Manufacturem, Beldcn
:iiciiue. Norwalk.
WANTED‘BUY, lti YEARS.
with experience in list shop preferred.
Apply Resenwald Weinpheimer
South Norwallr. ml at The Hatch a Bailey 00.. 29 Marshall owning or taking charge or would do
' .11 “collecting. tracing. etc. Address C. 8..
Pleas give full particu-
lars. location. taxes. price. etc.
dress '3uyer.’ cllo Sentinel.
WANTED—HONNT HEN EVERY-
where. Whole or part time. Three to
ten dollars daily.
Write The l’equod Nursery Co.
Meriden. Conn.
the models at the Fashion parade. in
Norwallr. and u At No'e 56 and 5'! spring streeL 1n-
quire Mn. R. Tarlov. 16 Grove St, or
FOR SALE—A SMALL MOTOR ‘telephone 1308-18. at if
boat. Andrew Carlson. '6 Charles St. ~
East Norwalk. m3 3;; To LET—A STORE, 201 EAST
Washington street. mat Norwalk. 1m-
Foa SALE—MOTOR BOAT, GOOD- provementa. inquire Dr. Bohsnnon. M
condition. 25:3 1.2, Copper fl,.t°d.'80uth Main street. Telephone so. Also.
hunter cushion. Inquire Mr. Kllno.lln apartment, 41 Chapel street. All
teller, Rowayton. .3; a ' improvements. Rent very reasonable.
A raw 0000 TOURING csas'
ant. roadsters. Overhauled and in A-l' LOOK !
condition. Wehrle‘ls Garage, 11 my. l share profits with you by giving
'mond street, South Norwalk. l you the lowest prices on 16 years
- a , guarantee tin made into leaders, hand-
LOST.
"’ made. painted inside, tin roofing.
. plumbing and heating.
LOST-STRING GOLD BEADS. roofing. 1 ply. 81.45, guaranteed 5
Finder return to dentist Baldwin, Gilyears.‘ 2 ply $1.66 guarantee 10 years.
Wall street. Norwalk. Suitable re- HENRY A. HEGELEIN
ward. ' m5 at! 56 Water St.
[Res‘dence 365-4 Phone 473$
BUSINESS NOTICE. 5
ELM GROVE HAND‘ LAUNDRY. 33'?
pieces washed and ironed. 50 cents.; M0nday my 15
Open air drylns. Phone 3124. No. 12‘ Afternoon and Evening
Elm Grove. mi of zany ROBBINS CULVER
E r l— —; Pmenu
also A WEEK is WHAT YOU CAN‘ The Fantastic Opera in Two
earn. women of independent lacuna-l Acts Entitled
tion, and men who want a high classl .
profession. Join our classes learainsiThe Mag“: MllSllfOOlll
massaging and physical culture. We
can train you at home by mail. writei For the Benefit 0‘ the
today for particulars. Dr. Adleaian's‘ Playgrounds Ina smells
Institution. 89 Suburban Ave. Slam-l Given under the auspices of the
ford. Com l COMMUNITY CLUB
. At The
FINLAveON AND FANNING, alt!
chitects. desire to announce that they REGENT THEATRE
have opened an odloe for the generall
practice of architecture. Room 1, Hav-g Monday v M'ay I3th-
lland Block, 94 Washington street. Afternoon and Evening
PAINTING _ PAPER-HANGING' WANTED—THE “COR AND DIS-
.ecoratlng,- painter" supplies: wall position of good health: activity, that
finer, up-to—date gtylea' 10",,“ prices. is lavigerated in spring. 'Amaretto
.tlmates cheerfully given. Trial or-
ders solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander only the best spring tonic can. For
White. 61 1-2 Elv Ave. mxslsale at drug stores. hotels and cafes.
Notice.
' Removal'oi Plea-
tln and Alter llay 9 lb
Freight will be. received at Pier 45 “East River Foo
. of J‘Ck5§3,§?°egt.f9r ,
Norwalk,‘ So; ‘Norwalii; Westport,
. . , .Rowaiiton and Duties. "
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WANTED—LADY CLERK IN STORE
Apply at The Sperry a
00.“: Premium Parlor. 13 North Main
street, Friday. 1:30 p. in.
WANTED—EXPERIENCED GIRL
for general homework in small familY.
Apply to Mrs. John Keogh. Marvin
Beach. East Norwallr. Tel. 11-3. 1113 (it
“Siormtight” guaranteed asphalt
Ewwitfihnwa saws inov is A
.dry goods store. A. Dickerman & Son.
WANTED - SUPERINTENDENT.
and manager for our shipping depart-l
lment. Raymond Bros.
WANTED—MEN AT KERR DURN.'
iln 00., Woodward avenue.
Zor more. by 8 adults: modern improv
intents: South Norwalk preferred. Call
1134 Main St..
l WANTED—THE Nsiw entrant
.General Hospital, New Britain. Conn..‘
otters a a 1-2 year course of training
Address. Supt. of Hospi-
tal for information.
‘clrculatlon in said District, at least 5
WANTED—T0 'BUY ALL KINDS
of cattle and poultry. Best
paid. Best prices paid for calves. 11. "I5 11
Friedman. South Norwalk. Tel. 1151.
f“. _____, .,
Castellsno." Filters your blood as;
WANTED—OPERATORS. EXPERI-E Court. ADI’ll 18“]. A. D.. 1916. y A COMMON CASE. I
enced on Singer Power machines sndll ‘ ’ . l ‘ i ‘ deceased.
all parts of house dress making. Alsol-V’r‘alk in said D s r c ' she has been leading a 'starved' llfc."|
young girls over 16 years for mm' 9'
ing work. Good pay and steady work
assured. Royal Mfg. Co.. 85 Washing-.
WANT .
Operatoreonallpartsol
axAului'un 1N sex
| . .
“H Nona” 30”“); MAN" “oundlfierman cruiser. says a dispatch
up 11‘ 1915-16 season ld>l evening “from comagen to the Ex'
llie‘ Norma bottling alley. “no... ‘helchange Telegraph Company in 3 ‘
('l.illllliUll.-. from the hm dmrm‘lLondon. The crew was saved.
Liok tlilee slraia‘til tails out of the thGelleral Scandrnavran opinion,
rollers from the Brunsuhk hiking“: dgpatch ads'b“. t9 the “feet
Lililve .of the lirahurb captured} “- erm bu man“: wait-fare
against merchant shipping is on
the wane. This method of war-
.‘ulilt‘l ills leulziliialr lill‘ lildli elf‘lng. {are ;s held 10 be responsible for
Z‘I‘z'dguf"::;l it. ‘l" I“. 0' this great rise in the price of
W W ”l ”1’ ‘n'llsteamship shares on the Stock
" New.” iExchange in the last few days.
mnmzma . ‘ m» m M .- A Zeppelin raided Salontki dure
”Wk.“ - ;. 9 mg the early hours of this morn- _
‘ ‘ ' - ing, according to a Renter dis— -
“WW" . I“ “0 l‘»"5.atch from that city. The airship
“ "H” "“1““ 8" ”5 lwas subjected to A heavy fire and
NW“! N 91 lll'is reported to have been des-
Hw west .. . . .. . ._.. it? ’ troyed. '
. A later Renter dispatch from
to .«l~ i x in. isr‘Salonilri states that the report of
Palace Ithe destruction of the Zeppelin‘.'
ti'lllt h . . 77 as 92,has been confirmed. Only one of
Lime ............... 76 117 10:: the crew of thirty on the airship
Motrin) . .. K? 77 95 “Ciped- 1
“pm. _____________ g] 33 33 Witnesses who testified at an
Mile. .................. 92 9:3 ioa‘inql-lir)’ in StOCkholm regarding
m ._ _ lthe capture of the Danish schoon-
i'omi. . ., ,...409 1:36 437:" 018‘ by a German trawkr-
The final standing of [he ,hmeswhile en route from Halmstad to
train.» is as follows- 'England, in March. ““3er “int
Won. Lost Played. ROLE!" VF'h'el Y“ “cued While Ill
Norwalk ...:3 13 36 .667 "d" W' m.
mm, ..... 17 l, 35 .472 The French successes on the
Brunswick .14 22 36 389 Ht b‘nk °f d" M”. h‘" be”
' of greater importance than indi-
Owing to the extraordinarily high‘cned by. ’1?" “port" according
wages being paid women in munition . :2: “fun”, as] ”new!“ “wed
tartar-es in Bridgeport, a problem are t mt!" m ”‘1: Th. French
aents itself in the securing of demu- "00133.. by ' ‘k‘ ully We;
tic hell) for private families. botels.‘:i';i [grungy exmfidmol’az';
ve rown e -.
mans on the northwest side of.
it is of particular local interest that Dead "w Hill-beyond “‘9 1““
while many of the coetumes worn by held “ the hymn!“ 0‘ M‘mh'i
restaurants, etc.
the Regent. last night. were made by single "to“ h" gn‘fpainfpnyc:
ll. Altman. Lord a Taylor. and omenme I” two m ‘ ° continu-.
large New York houses. the street 011:). c?“ .nficlkl'h t , '
gowns were provided by Frank Jag . u n ‘ .” Wm "{m'
iohv of Washington street this city inn“ known respectively “ "I".
" - ' ' Numbers 265 and 295. On the
first of these the Germans had
llirnard Bernstein. driver of a8tam- effected a footing. but now have
t‘nril illney that travels between thatbeen completley cleared from
my and Norwalk. will be asked today: Hill No 265
to explain to (‘lilef of Police William
The Germans. surprised by the
“re enemy has thus lost by a -.
ii
)1.
.. An All Gas
t Kitchen
Q By installing a “Vulcan" Copper Coil Gas Water Heat- ‘
Special
C APAIGN
" monthly.
Total cost. $16.50, connected to your kitchen boiler, ready
! to light.
The orders are Coming in fast—Dont‘ wait.
.‘
The United Electric um
l and. Water Co. ' ;
Phone 1680.
er you can make your kitchen complete. and enjoy the
many blessings of an All-Gas Kitchen
Otter.
$2 installs the heater ready for nee. balance No Doha
67 Wall 3!.
.nsarns AND suuaaaul
John Dospely.
John llospoly. of 27 Lexington ave
llllt‘. died. last night, in the Norwalk
Hospital. He was 55 years old. and is
survlved by a wife and seven children.
. . ~ - hi - ' . s . .
ll lelmlnslon his attlon ln “km“.suddenness of the French attack. 'ine funeral will be held Sunday after
- l:\el' the numbers on his auto license.,wen thrown back in disorder and
WANTED—A WOMAN TO ASSIST
‘in cleaning. llegent theatre.
am the oasual observer no licensef‘ufl-ered exceptionally heavy lo“_
iuari. can be soon on the Unrunienhfl‘ particularly from the prelimi-
ul'V :nary| bombardment. The large
-" luumber of Germns killed explains
Ai'riiiiirvtuenls were made for the why so few prisoners were taken.
successful productloii of “Christopher, West of the Mouse the Ger-
.ll., on May ltlh. at the lllN'llllflJflfll mns ye itcrday evening Strongly
'_ night. of South Norwalk Council, K. of qfincked the French positions
WANTED—AT ONCE. COUNTER
man in lunch room. Honest and neat.
Experience not necessary.
Address ‘Countcr‘, ("‘0 Sun”.
(‘ Frank J, ilonoliiie \\’lll lakc iii-ll» north of Hill 304. says the
til.“ at the door. flllll i‘hnrim iv: Wily official statement issued this at:
Isms will lllkl‘ C‘lll't' ot the box ntlice ternoon by the French War Of-'
"llic ushers chosen lllllllltli': John F lice. but they were repulsed along
aicuulmn ..lr.. l’riiiik ll McMahon. the whole from attacked except
lrving Campbell. Leonard Fitzgerald. in one or two points in the ad-
Ralph (‘onntocv William J, .\lc.\'er- vanced trenches.
ney. James palm and William J, An attempted attack on the
Smiley. trenches at Cappy. south of the
Somme. the statement adds. com-
lIGM’ Nolmf Woevre there was an intermittent .
bombardment.
pletely failed.
East of the Meuse and in the
District of .\'orwallt, ss. Probate Otherwise the front was com-E
Court. May 4th. A. D.. 1916. partively cairn. l
WANTED—A mp op 5 ROOMSJ Estate of Martin Maney late of Nor- Much significance is attached
e-‘ walk in said District, deceased. by and“ generally to the occu-'
Ordered. That the Administrator ex- nation by Frenh troops of ‘the‘
hiblt his Adminstraton account to this Greek town of Florina, its 10“:
Court for adjustment. at the Probate tion being only 18 miles to the'
office in Norwalk. on the 10th day of south of Monastir.
May. 1916. at 2 o’clock afternoon: and ___________
that all persons interested in said Em Attractive improvements have been!
“‘9 my be mm“! mm“ ““3 M‘ finished at the South Norwalk Cinn.onI
ntinistrator will cause this order to Washington street. A new Gem“ h“
be published in a newspaper 1“va a been made. and the interior has been
days before sad 10th day of May. 1918. improved b) paint.
HENRY w. GREGORY.
Judas.
w---
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Jarvis and family"
will remove from Putnam avenue to.
the Decker place, on Seavievr avenue.‘
District of Norwalk. s-s. Probate:
l .__-
Estate of Georgianna Webber late oil “Here's lanother woman who says.
The Court of Probate for the Di
trlct of Norwalk hath limited and al-‘ ..
lowed six months from the date here- iii-gigs:
o for the creditors of said Estate to -
eihiblt their claims for settlement..l court [3" “r!“ aid toward realism
Those who neglect to present their herulf- ..
accounts. properly attested. avithln “And what 13 that?
said ume..will be debarred a recov-
ery. All persons indebted to said se- ald-
tate are requested to make immediate
“I know the kind. She couldn’t real-l
IN PLAIN IRISH.
spake that way if Oi war sober." .
, ‘ I canton roar
"Ma-.'~Bolsb'3
Boston TM pt.
induce won't-av.
“Old Gorge. there.» do get so bellad-
ae'eii. 'eleir' _'e :W W sill-:-
'nrmament of lreland. The Nationalist ‘
noon. at 2 o'clock. from the Huagar-l
ian Refonued church. The pastor”
Rev Gabriel llokus, will ofliciiite. In;
tviiui-nt will be Ill liiierside cemetery.
William W. Merrill.
with...“ \v. Merrill. nepinw. of no .
Lirll and St John Merrill. of this!
cit). (lied. \\'ciliie.~d:i_v. May 3rd. in
l’l‘Olldl‘llt'l‘. R. l. interment will be in
the Korwnlli cemetery, tomorrow af-
lllllfltlll .al three 0' lock. Rev. Louis
ll. Howell will otiiciale.
William L. Brotherton.
William 1.. Broihertou. a well-known
local painter. died, last night. in Nor-
wich, Conn. The remains will be re-l
aimed to this city by Director D. W.l
Raymond. The funeral announcement1
will be tirade tomorrow. :
!
—
Miss Maria L. Clarey.
Miss Bertha Salisbury. who left theij
(lay. at Mlddletown, (‘onn.. at the age'
of eighty-one years. Miss (‘larey was!
very well-known in Norwalk. havingl
resided with her sister. Miss Winifred
(‘larcy. at 28 Belden avenue. Funeral
services will be held tomorrow after-i
lnoon. at two-thirty. front the into!
home of the deceased, No. 28 Belden'
avenue. Rev. C. E. Barto will billet-
1nte. and interment will be in Riverside
cemetery.
LONDON. May 5. 3:55 a. m.—The
lrish Nationalist members of the
House of Commons will ask the Gov-i
ernnient to secure the complete dis-'v
Volunteers are willing to hand in their
arms if the measure is made general.
That the situation in Ireland is still
serious is shown by letters from the
REGENT 1‘95! W 1
Mat. azao. Eve. 7:15. 9:."
a. Thursday, Friday and Into
Phone 150!
TODAY—TONlBH'I’.
uni-y, May 4th, 5th and 0th. Dolly
“ounces. Positively the m
of all sensational clone,
The 1916 Fashion Show
ll beautiful modela4-COIIIODI'
of fifteen. in a display of the m'
cat creations. Something new II‘
startling. Displays from all In
Parisian and New York shops. 8
other big \‘nildeVille novelties. The ..
regular picture prognm will also be
seen. Prices. matinees, lo-15- might
15-25. Matinee—2:20: m1.
7:15 and 9. ‘
l and shot by order of the British M
ernment in Dublin yesterday, was “1.
of the seven signers of the mil-e. ~
tion of the Irish Provision! m
ment. When Patrick H. Pearsa. '
vision] President. and Then”
Clark, and Thomas MaeDnnagI magi
asimilartate,ltwasannoanoad h
Feature Picture Today.
__
Victor Moore in
“The Race”
SATURDAY
Crane Wilbur in
'VENGEANCE l3 Hm!"
also
“STRANGE CASE OF IAIV
PAGE"
flay 81!! ”The Hour Marjo'le 00;;-
ret Benefit Performance."
1’ R l 0 n 8
ALL BEATS to CENTO.
my lull—Charley Chap'ln in the
burlesque on "CARMEN." '-
I” 17 Only—“THE NE'ER‘ 0.
WELL." . .,
Joseph Plunlelt.. court-mm -
‘bishop of Dublin. published in this
Sh. i now aakln the .
e s 8 s'mornlng's papers. in which he writes: cable When that of the m
“Martial law should not be too qnlcli- ~Plnnkett and Jan“ Connolly“
ly withdrawn from Dublin. The dan- lmprlseled and that 8. i I.
"Alimony.“—Blrmlnghlm Age-Her-i ger which has been much greater than
the Government will admit, is by no.“ .- teeble health, and M_ .
means past. Mary armed rebels still Jones Oundb. three of the .
are at large in Dublin and the danger an M It!!! Ill".
mum m nswr'rr 0 mos "m“! Ve'" d“““‘-" °' mm" “m“ °“‘ °"" be "°“°" hall's-rm ."1 :pfifiiiwi?"
m4 lt ' mg“, “Ye lie. Casey! Ye wouldn't dare to by the moat strict measures. Thisja mg m“. to the Irish ..
not the time for amnesties-orpsrdus: which have so largely new.” . ' .
"If ye var sober ve'd have since": ls'time for swift. .stern. punish. the rill-e" - ~ ' _
enough to know ye war drtmlr."— meaty” 1' WW ,
DUBLIN. .,Thursday.. my, A-‘Jnd
following oilcial sawmill“!!! wr
“sew-“mm «some
" l'.uflr
w'awi Da'ly..lllieh‘a'sl' . "and
may '- mam.
hafourslgnersolthe .. ‘
and l. Cunt had not been .
for. IuDlannad. who was a .1 .
.o
Hehnabletonferhtbe
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