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Classified
For Sale,

Wants

0 Professional Cards, and I
Miscellaneous

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LAWFIEDAdvertisements on Lnispage, Twenty-Five Words orLess. 25c
Ihreefimeawcfiach AddiflondWwdlcentperInaertionInbiack-

face or Caps. Double Price. :

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‘ FOR SALEwaT NO. 3, BLOCK NO. TO LET—3 FURNISHED ROOMS

I, Rhodonolia Park, Prospect

 

 

Hill, for housekeeping Inquire 10 Pleasant
Eoruaik, t‘onn. not worth about slot). street, East Norwalk m8 3t
Must ‘le sold Need cash, Write your
ltest ca:h o‘Ter to illrshfield. Renting TO LET <ll0l'SE. SIX .RUOMS
Ion Place, New Rochelle, .\‘ Y. m8 6t and bath. All improtements, int-lud-
~ r—- _. —~»-~~~~7— *7— ing electric lights. Rent reasonable
FOR SALE <iN EAST NORWALK, to desirable party. 140 South Main
800d neighborhood, cottage 6 rooms. street m3 3%
bath Large lot Owner others sacra- “‘
lice. it sold before July lst, 82.000, ..To LET~5 ROOMS, G001) CON-

ilaartttu u Co. South xorwalk, Ct.
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dition. stationary range. h0l gnd cold
water. electric lights, on trolley line.
Rent reasonable. Good garden space.

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FOR BALE—10 ROOM HOUSE, inquire E. (lager Phone Hill-3 ins fit
plot l’szIOZ; heat, water, electric W“*‘ ‘
lights, shop. shed. chicken house, fruit.‘ To LET»4‘|GAR AND SODA

Near trolley and sound. Inquire 6 Lo- water privilege at Norwalk baseball

Iran street, Rowayion. Tel 1753-4. .grounds. Season of 1916. Address A.
, art 1m ’1‘. Kelpien, No 1046 Boston Road.
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To LET~5 “MOMS, 22 BURBANK
street, rent eleven dollars, Inquire 9
Elizabeth street.

FOR SALE—SIX, SIX-ROOM COT-t
tages on lineoln avenue. All modernl
Improvements. For sale on easy pay-
ments. Good opportunity to own your
own home. inquire of United Grocery
(30., North Main street or Robert 0.,
Raymond, Ella Grove street.

 

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T0 LET—DOWN STAIRS APART-
.“ t! merit. i rooms and bath. I79 South

'- ‘Main street. All improvements. es-
! F00! bALl—IO'I‘OR IBOA‘I‘. GOOD cept furnace. Rental from May 15th.’

 

 

condition. ms 14. Copper riveted. Inquire on premises. ' m8 at
leather cushion. Inquire Kr. Kline-l '- —'
letter, Rowayton. azb tf TO LET—TWO CONNECTING

 

-:rooms. furnished for light housekoep

A FEW GOOD TOURING pm ing, with running water and all con-
bnl. Mater]. Overhaul“ “g in ‘4: veniences. 82.60 per week. 214 East,
condition. Wehrlo'b m... 11 w.;avenue. near depot. m8 3t
mud strut. eoath Norwalk. 1 .
TO LET—FIVE ROOMS. SECOND
tiloor. Some improvements. 163 South

" BUSINESS NOTICE. |
, .. Main street. Apply of William J. Mc-
' BURN THE CATERPILLAR. SAFE-”Hugh, 98 South Main street. m6 at

 

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WANTED—GIRL sort usxsnsni
housework. llii Flax Hill Road Mr: ‘

Isaac F. Jennings

 

WANTED —.tl \‘UI‘NG LADY as
assistant bookkeeper Must be quick
and correct at figuring Answer in
own handwriting. 't‘ I’. Ii, c‘o Senti-
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WANTED—BRIGHT BOY AS A RE-
ceiving clerk. God opportunity it sat»
isfactory. tall at once. ii. Jacob and
Sons, Shoe Manufacturers, Beldcn’
avenue. Norwalk. i

 

WANTED—GIRL. 1N OUR OFFICE:
Fine opportunity for advancement!
t-lhort hours, good pay, congenial sur-v
roundinge. Start at once. C. B. Dolge
(30., Westport. all if

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For $200

With Your Order
I We Will Install a “Vulcan" Copper Coil
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You Pay the Balance Two Dollars Monthly

TOTAL COST $16.5

CONNECTED AND
INSTALLED

IF YOU VALUE HOT WATER IN YOUR HOME ;:
HERE IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY

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shop. Apply Neptune Hardware Coqf

66 Fort street. East Norwaik. rat 3:: ,
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WANTED—PAINTERS. APPLY'

John Fountains. 8 Burrltt aventn.

TWO CENTS.

WONDERFUL RESULTS OBTAINED—A HOT BATH IN
FROM r5 to so MINUTES AT A COST OF NOT OVER

 

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WANTEDqEXI’ERIENCED BOX’
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WANTED—A MESSENGER . BOY,

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fly first. Asbestos Ball Trochos, 50c ' Ilii RES
Ditch. Demonstration. 'I‘el 771-4. TO LET—TWO 3 L 8T0

J m8 3Lon East Washington street. Near
lbrldge. Size 12 wide. 70 deep. Will

0|. A WEEK [5 WHAT YOU CAN be made into one store if wanted. and
pan, women of independent Incilnki will be repaired to suit tenant. Also
lion, and men who want . high class? a 4 room list right over the store. Rent .
mummy, Join our clauses teaming cheap. Enquire D. ’1‘. Murphy. East
managing “a ”we“ culture. We avenue. Phone 895.
can train you at hours by mail. write’
god" for particulars. dlemsn'ai T0 LET—SECOND FLOOR AT 46
antltution, 89 Suburban e.. Stam- Orchard street, four rooms and hail
pom, Conn. . " bedroom, electric lights and toilet. ex-
.f trs room in attic, rooms in first class

der. Inquire of II'. A. Holmes 28
qulvaou AND panama are” '
nhitects, desire to announce that they Orchard street. Norwalk. no it

 

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lApply Rosenwrtld \Veiupheimer (‘0.,

have opened an office for the general
practice of architecture. Room I, Hay-i
lland Block. 94 Washington street. ;

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TO LET—DESK ROOM AT 46
WALL STREET. INQUIRE 0N PRE-
MISES. 8. COHEN. 122 if

 

 

‘. To LET—ONE HALF HOUSE.
>West side of 21 Union street. Savant
trauma and bath. Steam heater, elec-
. tric lights. all new. gas range connec-

Monday May 15
Afternoon and Evening
ZA-DY ROBBINS CULVER

 

Inquire at oillce of Southern New
England Telephone Co. m5 tf‘
WANTED—1‘0 RENT, BARN, RANT)“ BM”
near center of city. for storing two
runabouts. Address 'Auto', c|o Senti‘ . . _.._._.—
“9‘. m5 3‘ (Continued Fm Flrlt PI...)

‘ ‘ ‘— said in have been attempting to incite.
WANTED-BO“ ‘5 YEARS ONE the Mexican populace to violence‘

with experience in hat ilhop preferredu against the Americans.
At military headquarters
m5 "and that so far as known. Major,
Itoht-rl I. Home's cavalrymen are,
still pursuing the remnant of the larg-t
est blind in Western Chihuahua rem
lias hadl nlainiug ulider.VIUa‘s standard. ,.
many years of business 'SNI’INCGu 'lmcfbg‘dlogfh-Allbffl Goodwiul; I ”It‘ll
[\illl‘ o t e . t n anlry. was roug
Capable 0' “km" Chm." or would do her.» today. Goodwin was shot sever-
collecting, tracing. 9““ AddrmsC 8.. al times, according to reports. in s'
c|o Sentinel. ‘qilurrt-l wilh ll fellow soldier.
El. I'ASO, Tenn, MH)‘ iii-Major-
WANTED—THE WGOR AND DIS- i-l-liclai Iiugh L. Scott. t‘hit-f oi Slan
pasition of good health; activity. thutfol llie l‘nited States Army. appeared
is Invigorated in spring. ‘Amarettottpnndt-ni today lllilt before night Gen
Castellano." Filters your blood as:
only the best spring tonic. can. For} ~~~*—‘—~ “’
sale at drug stores. hotels and cafes. “QUK !

 

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lleved would be the final conference
regarding the

oral Obngoa. Mexican linister of
War. would meet him in what it is be-

status of American

tloops in Mexico and the attitude of
the Mexican army. General Obregon
said First Chief (‘srritnsa had already
approved in general the agreement
made by him and General Scott. and
he was confident full authority to
close the negotiations would be re-
ceived in time for signing the proto-
col todily. Generals Scott and Fun-
ston regarded the military operations
in the flip: Bend region of Texas. caus-
ed by the incursion Friday night of
II Mexican raiding party. as only indi-
rectly related to the conferences be"
gun for the purpose of securing irrcltt-'
t‘l’ cooperation between the intcriclln'
troops in Mexico and those of the (T9,

 

jutider a sharp fire.

necessary than is now available, ac
cording to army oncors.

Lieut. Norton. of the Fourteenth
Cavalry. sent to headquarters a dis.
patch that confirmed earlier reports
,that added information regarding the
heroic tight made. by Sergeant Smyth,
who continued to handle his men in
efficient manner alter he had been so-
yriously burned and who rescued his
hounded and removed his dead while

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l Just before the» fighting ended. the
‘rt-lil-f gullrd appeared and it was on
the motor truck on which they hall
"lome that the sergeant was able to
send away the dcllti and wounded.
The relief guard lllid been delayed
in reaching Glenn Springs. Had it ar-
ilyed on time the raiding party would
have found 18 soldiers to meet them

MI 00”.! “.1!!! control. The ap-
parent can with which the raid was
M pi. rise to fears that‘it
might be Wed at ‘a number of
other ”I

 

Inning-'- wateh Sentinel Want

Ada when the need to dad a new
work out an urgent motive!

ilttil M

. Phone 15m
Mat. one. Eva. 7:15. 9:00.

Picture Fat-ea.
The nook. at the Best

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facto Government. It was realizeti.‘instcad of the 9 who held them off for
however, that military developmentsthree hours.
in the neht day or two might clluscj Two of the wounded men, Privates
“‘"h" delay. Fi‘rnnk 09er and James Birck. were
General Obregon has been I“““m’dltrouizht here last night for treatment
that the American repreentaiivcs hovel.“ mF by“, hospital, “9"“. was shot
said the l"! word. “a it was reponilhrough the left hand and Birch
ed. told that he could 3““ “mm“.through the arm and shoulder. Ills

HONDAV, May 8th
The Include Starrett Benefit. pra-
seating.

Dtl‘I-‘JNSIE or TRIBUTE

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.tion. Newly painted interior and “H I share roilts with you by giving
1 Presents ‘terior. New up “Mate plumbing. Rent, WANTED—A FLAT OF 5 ROOMS'! you the. I‘t’west prices on is years
I The Fantastic Opera in Two tit per month. Possession at once. .or more. by 2 adults: modern improve-l 51mm... tin mac into mum, bud.
i Acts Entitled ,The Hatch a Bailey Co.. 29 Marshall:menis: South NorWaIk preferred. Calll Swain painthedh iagide, an "on“
’ rwal . 134 M s ., ~ urn ng an ea ng.
The Magic Mushroom‘mm' south No a all «hm-5 tun t Nonalk. or :tsoiétl “Storm“... sum,“ “M,
i To LET—A stx noon grunt ____,, _ .--.._. moflns. tply. 3115. guaranteed a

F" the hue“ °f the meat. 11 High street. an improve-E
Playgrounds and Gardens fmenta. inquire of Mrs. Emma L;
/‘ Given under the tailpiece of the iGOIdGII. 4 Fairdeld avenue. IA “a
i COMMUNITY CLUB j '"
At The

_ REGENT THEATRE!

, ‘ Monday. May r3th.
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To LET—JPWO spart'rrlrm'rs or‘
five rooms each. wi‘b improvemenfs..
At No.’a .65 and M spring street. III-:
quire Mrs. It. Tarlov, 16 Grove St. on
telephone 1893-13. at tf
To LET—A SCORE. 201 EAST.
_. Washington street, Ilhst Norwalk. Im-‘
'pmvements. Inquire Dr. Bohanuon. or.
South Main street. Telephone tie. Also'
an apartment. 41 Chapel street. All
improvements. Rent very reasonable,

 

Dorion Hause

I (Gregory Boulevard)
! East Norwalk .

i Opens May 1.
SHORE DINNERS AND ALL
KINDS OF S'E‘A FOOD

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PAINTING — PAPER-HANGING
Iecoratlng, painter's supplies; wall
sliver. up-to—date styles, lowest prices.‘
intimates cheerfully given. Trial or't-
tiers solicited. Tel. no. Alexander
White. or 1-2 Ely Ave. mls

 

 

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Employers watch Sentinel Want
ds. when the need toilnd a new

work aifords an urgent motive!

 

 

JOHN. E. O'SULLIVAN. PropuA
Telephone Call 720.

 
 

 

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Notice.
Removal of Pier
onndilieriuyslh _
Freight will be. received at Pier-'45 East River F60
of Jackson .‘Street for '

 

 

years. 2 ply $1.65 guarantee to years.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN
lid Water St.
Residence 8654

WANTED—THE NEW BRITAIN
General Hospital. New Britain. Conn.
chin a 2 1-2 year course of training
for nurses. Address. Supt. of Howl-l
tal for information.

 

Phone 473-!

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District of Norwalk. sa. Probate
iCom-t. April 22d, a. 0.. rots.

wan-raw“) BUY ALL KINDS. Estate of Patrick F. McLaughlin
'late of Norwalk in said District. do»

of cattle and poultry. Beat price.
POM. Beet prices ”Id for 0.“... n.1ceased. "

Friedmut, South Norwalk. Tel. 1161.{ The Court of Probate for the Dis-
___.,_, trict of Norwalk. hath limited and al-

 

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LOST. l lowed six months from tiled ate hereof
—t for the creditors of said Estate to ex-I
i-°t3'|’—wSA'l‘URDAY. umwum: hibit their claims for settlement.‘

pout oilice and O'Brien and Rooney's Those who neglect to present their ac-

cafe, package of $5 in quarters. It‘ind-1 scant. properly attested, Vllhlll‘ Mid

or will please return to cafe. itime. will be «barred a recovery. All

- int-sons indebted to said Estate are
DOST—STRING GOLD ”ABEL: requested to make immediate payment

Finder return to dentist Baldwin. 64th

Wall street, ’Norwaik. Suitable re- 1

ward. 1115 trial at s

 

SARAH MERRI'I‘T.
Executrlx.

 

Two Fine Residential Properties
To Be Sold By

PUBLIC AUCI'Ith

on the Premises, rain or shine

,Saturday. May 13. 1916
Estateof' MrsBridget Deering
185 flail Street. Norwalk

 

‘ WANT

Operators on all parts of
Shirt Malling. beginners

 

 

At 2 p. m.
paid while Iearnin .
ol-nu iron EXAMIN‘ING. IN no: 12 Franklin AVG» "0"de
depar'tmont. ‘ At 8 p. in.
wow, To MINI! . sitters. The min street property is condo.
Time Wat. situated near Catherine Street and on

the trolley line, in restricted residen-

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more by further parley. It was said
at his headquarters early today that
there appeared little doubt that he
would be prepared to conclude nego-
tiationa perhaps this afternoon.

Over night reports received by Gen-

— eral Funston added little to the Infor-

mation regarding the raid by Mexi-
cans Friday night. Later reports in-
dicated that the size of the attacking
party was greater than at first believ-
ed. some estimates being as high as
300, The raiders attacked the guard
of nine men of Troop A of the Four
teenth Cavalry at Glenn Springs Just'
before midnight. The total number of
killed was played at six. three sol-
diers and three civilians. two of whom
are small boys. After continuing their
laid to Deemers and Doqullla. they
were reported to have rte-crossed into
Mexico. although some of the military
reports indicated that a part of the
Mexican force was yet on the Ameri
can side.

Captain Cole. of the Fourteenth Cad
valry. had arrived at Glenn Springs,
this morning. with part of one com.
pany, and four troops of cavalry sent.
from Fort Bliss and Fort Clark age
expected to detain early today at
Marathon. from where the march to
the border would be begun. It was
expected that this force would reach
the border before Wednesday night
and perhaps not before Thursday. The
actual distance they will have to
march Is 110 miles. .

The additional troopsbclng .seut
into‘the region will be dispelled of in
such a manner utogiveto t e’ranclr
era and towns greater protect a. bat

:wounds were caused by buckshot.

WASHINGTON. May 8.—Secretary
.Ilnker on his return from Cleveland
Etodity was prepared to act on General
‘r‘unston's report that three American
soldiers and two civilians had been
killed in the raid. Friday night. by
Mexican bandits at Glenn Springs and
boguillas.

Hurricd dispatch of addiflonai troops
to the raided district and possibly an—
other punitive expedition were in
prospect. Indications that more than
500 outlaws might be hiding in the
hills south of the border were sug-.,
gested in a message from General?
Funston. l '
Officials hoped the new raid would;
help to hasten the signing by General\
Obregon. War Minister for the Car,
.i'anza Government of the. proposed
agreement under which United States'
troops might continue to stay in Mex-
ico and ctr-Operate with Carranza sold-l
iers in hunting Mexican tpndlts. This
was thought particularly desirable
considering that the latest assault on
American towns came from the Big
Bend section of Northern Coahuila,‘
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WBOAY. May 9th
The Pas—writ Picture Film Co.
presents IAIN letleD in
11‘ ETERNAL GRIND

TWO “m“DNESDAV AND
“IOWA!
m m and 11!!
THE II. HIT OF THE SEAOON
The V. L & E. Film Company pn-
aub—

CH‘ARLES CHAPLIN
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THE BURLESQUE ON
”CARMEN“

rninav, my 12:»
The Paramount Picture Film Co.
presents the Star Actress, own
man in

"LOVE MASK”

SATURDAY, May 13th
The V. I. 8. admin Company
presents MIA PEARSON in
“THE HUNTER WOMAN?
and also the an- episode or
"THE STRANGE CASE OF
MARY PAGE” .
sportsman—1o Cents to all seats.
IATIIEB at 2:15 and EVEN.
moo at 7 II I. '

We“. lay fl—THE NE'EN
WELL. N Thursday, Boy 10
by m cans in "THE ETER-
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Lean Pot Roast. no bone .. 16:.
Prime Roast from ..... 18:. up
Native Veal from ..... 16:. up
Leg of Veal ........... 200.

Spring Lamb

Fancy‘Roastlng Chickens

Home Dressed Fouls
lvsugar Cured Hams. 22o.
..8rnelted Pork Tenderloin 8e. _

lulled Corned leaf. sliced 40o.
...X,eal-_«Loaf,.olieed, ........ .86.

NW“, 80. Num'k', WM House has 8 rooms. lino pun
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It was indicated at General Funswu'o
hoadguarters that fresheirorta would
be msde to Iran the War Department

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