:
tom M ism
Classified
For Sale,
Wants
lace or Caps. Double Price.
0 Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
LASSIFIED Advertisements on mispage. Twenty-Five Words or Less. 25c
I'hree Times, 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
“,— ._ .___.~.____...._.__ w...“
“ELF—To Let.
Business and
Disllit‘l of Norwalk. as Probate
l‘ourt, April 180;, A. 1)., 1916,
Eblfllc oi Georgianna Webber late of
Norwalk in said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate for tho Dis-
trtt-t 0: Norwalk hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date here-
of for the creditors of said Estate to
exhibit their claimr for settlement
Those who neglect to present their
accounts. properly attested. within
son am l To LIT. i
'- __..-.
said ttnte. will be debuted a remix
To LET—FIRST FLOOR. NO. 9‘
Burbank ril‘t‘t'l. Neat it it Passeng-
1 FOR SALE—A \I'EBBER SQUARE
‘IiitllU tlood condition. Call evenings.
J?“ l-‘lth Hill Road or phone 245-5, rt Station Yard inquire lo Che»:-
mil 3t nut all‘eei nili 3t
FOR SALE WAN'HI‘I‘ FINE TIM- TO LET -3 ROOMS WITH 1M-
Iotiiy illl .ittaia hut Telephone 140.12 pluhltlelllr Suitable for man and
mill JI wile inquire at 11 Burrttt avenue.
> -~-— ‘ . m— ~—— »-~— — mil 31
FOR SALE Autumn, MODERN ._._._ ——1 -—
IIUUW Will H” illlpi‘otentents For .‘Uille FOR RENT .il'All'l‘M er'l‘S. out-
rtnal amount our mortgage“ liox X, “1‘“ sumac: ul>u. cottage, furnished
(.0 SflmmflI m unfurnished Appl) Friday. Tel.
' its? .1 tttSllt
TO LET7 Fl'RNiSHEI) ROOM ANI)
hath. 62 Nortl Mainstreet, South .\‘or7
unlit. Call lti0t1-3. mil 3!
FOR SALE LOT NO. 3, BLOCK NO.
:1, Rhodonolia i’ark, Prospect Hill,
Nornalk. Conn. but worth about 3750.
Llllnl he >Gld. Need cash, Write your
best cash ofler ‘to l)re~hfield. Reining
lon place New Rochelle, N. 1’. 1118 (it
To LET~~5 ROOM FLAT. FIRST
floor Over J. M. Layton & Co's ol-
fit'e. R. R. Square. To adults only.
FOR SALE—IN EAST NORWALK.
necting the Gas Heaters. We repeat—J‘here is positively
"T pry All WFSOIIS indebted to said EsV
WA ED' I“ _ tale are requested to make lulint-dl‘dle
WANTED—BOY. in 1'15.st oxr: Palm?“ ‘0 .. . .
Wl'i‘ll EXPERIENCE IN HAT SHOP “”‘TT‘ “1’”:-
rerr‘mthzt) APPLY HUSI‘INI\AI.11 Elem”-
\\ t.l.\l’i'ili-.l.\lhit ( 0‘ “I‘LR 5111 3‘ l’lhirltl oi Norwnllt. 5.. l‘iobate
m court \Dlll mm. A ll, my.
WANTS; \lAll) TU U0 VICKI”; H‘rl‘d'lt‘ ill Edward l‘ultill late of .\UT
5 l . 1 .
. . I . walk 111 said l’loll‘ltl. deceased. .
oi llt)UaeVIi)lh. .\o washing hood pa.» The “III“ oi l‘rol-ate {OI lllt‘ “IS I
[till 31
ll‘il‘l oi Notwallt, hath limited and tilt
lowed 51h months from the date hereof
Apply :3 Crescent Terrace.
WAN E Ll.l\'E. Exi‘liltlli'l‘lt‘ _ . .
T D . . tor the tn-dtloh ol said lD~tate to can!
Milk-ill?“ to sell prrlerred capitol _ _
. lllllll their claims for sc-‘fllvtnent..
rlttl‘lt' M iill'tl'llii'llle owners through ,. '
. . _ “an? who neglect to present ”if” acw-l
out it» teucttcut (an work tn hon-e .
“I counts. prupcl‘l)’ allt‘sled. within said
V time. will be deliut'red a recovery. All
persons indebted to said Es'ate are?
requested to make immediate paymenti
to i
MARGARET s3. t‘AttttJ. E
Administratrix. 1
s.tl..tv and l0n1llil>fiitill.
“it I" Smith \orvtalk. or phone
Illll 31
ltliil‘
tll'm’s
1275-2
WANTED—TWO LADIES OI“ ill-Ir
liitcment for pleasant out of door work
All or part time. (loud pay. .I. t‘ cto
mll it
Rent 812. Appply otlice of The Old Sentinel. roll it I »
toad ncigliborbood, cottage 6 rooms, “'9“ (118“. ('0. Mi Washington street. ~ ~_~________. ___ M v‘ To the Board 0' County Commission-'
ban: Large lot. Owner otters sacra- 1119 [f WANTED GIRL COLORED ()It H‘H 0‘ Fairfleid County. i
lice. ll sold before July 18!, ‘2'000'1'0 LET—’5 ROOMS. 22 BllRBANK l hereby apply for I transfer of a ll.
Layton & 00., South Norwalk, Ct.
m6 6t
street. rent eleven dollars. inquire 9
white, to do chamber work or assist
In butler's pantry. Wages $4.50 Week
venue No. 156 to sell Spirituous and
Intoxicating liquors, Ale. lager Beer.
J Elisabeth street.
, --
FOR sALE—to Boon nousn,‘ TO LET_DESK ROOM n 45
slot 1751102; heat. water. - eloctrlc‘ WALL STREET. momma 0N Pim-
lights. shop. shed, chicken house, fruit.- M1338. s, can“, a: If
Near trolley and sound. inquire 6 iso- *'
Kan street. Rowayton. Tel 1753-4. f To LET—ONE HALF HOUSI.‘
i I“ In West side of 21 Union attoet. Seven
.rooms and bath. Steam heater, elec-
FOR SALE—61X, Six-ROOM COT-t trlc lights, all new, gas range connec-
IAM on Lincoln avenue. All modsrn‘ tion. Newly painted interior and “-1
Improvements. For sale on only pay-f terior. New up to~dsts plumbing. Rent
meats. Good opportunity to own your; 20 per month. Possession at once.
Pwn home. inquire of United Grocery‘ The Hatch C Bell” 00., 28 Marshall
(30.. North Main street or Robert 0.lstreet. South Norwalk. all if
Raymond, Elm Grove street. m: t!
4..
To LET—TWO APARTMENTS 0!"
five rooms each, wi‘h improvements.
At No.'s 66 and 6? spring street. in
.quire Mrs. R. Tarlov, 16 (irons BL. or
telephone 1893.12. at if
1 FOR BALE—MOTOR BOAT, GOOD
condition. am 1-8. Copper riveted.
Mather cushion. Inquire Mr. Kline-
falter, Rowayton. .25 iii
To LET—A STORE, 207 EAST
Washington stredt. mt Norwalk. im-
provements. inqulrs Dr. Bohannon, 6t;
South Main street. Telephone so. Alum
an apartment, 41 Chapel street. All
improvements. Rent very reasonable.
BUSINESS NOTICE.
’ AUCTION—THE UNDERSIGNED
will sell at Public Auction at the home
of J. J. Scott, 12 Putnam avenue, Mon-
day. May 15th. at 10:30, the contents
of 8 room dwelling consisting of round
oak dining table, buffet China closet}
mahogany parlor suit, oil paintings“ I BMW WON! With you 5! Kl'lllfl
rugs, dllllnfi chairs, dressers, “on Ind‘ you lllt‘ lowest prices on 15 years
limes beds mattreses odd chairs book1 guaranlce :In [dude hi‘do leaders, him
. I. . . ‘made. pa nip ins e. In roo n8.
case, childs crib and carriage and oth-: plumbing and heating.
or articles. too numerous to mention. “Siormtlght” guaranteed asphalt
Bale per order J. J. Scott. 'rooilttg. 1 ply. 81.45, guaranteed 5
J_ K. FINOH, years. 2 ply 81.65 guarantee 10 years.
Auctioneer. .I HENRY A. HEGELEIN
‘ 56 Water St.
Rca'dence 365-4
PARS
LOOK ! .
hill 3t
Phone 4133 l
‘A FEW GOOD TOURING
hm. roadstors. Overhuuied and in A-l
condition. Wehrio's Garage. 11' Rs!-
Innnd street. South Norwalk.
,llllllill. wattl‘iiottttsl
1
who are ambitious to become et-'
‘50 A WEEK is WHAT YOU CAN ficient on fine work. have steady
earn. women of independent inclina-j employment, command the best’
lion, and men who want a high class' pay and treatment. Kindly apply
profession. Join our classes learning at once. M, N, Mayehofi Co.,t
‘t‘rms :illtl River streets.
Address A. F.. clo Sentinel office. Rhine Wine. and Cider from 55 Rail-.
road avenue to 15 Ely avenue in Town
of Norwalk.
The proposed place of business is.
not located within 200 feet in a directi
line of a Church Eldlflce or Public:
School-home. or the premises per-j
lainlng thereto, or any Post Ollcii
Public Library or Cemetery.
Dated at Norwaik. this 10111 day of
May. A. D., 1916.
i-‘ORTUNATO (‘ITA BELLA.
Applicant.
We. the undersigned. electors and
taxpayers. as defined by law. of the
WANTED—FIRST CLASS MACH‘
lNlS'l‘S. NASH ENGINEERING (‘0.
mll 3!
WANTED COW. TWO SKATE”
wagon. cultivator and several incuba-
tors. Nichols Poultry Yards. 214 East
Avenue. Telephone 1322. mil it
WANTED—~BOY FOIL SHIPPING
room work. Application must be in
writing. giving age and references. J.
and .l. Cash. Ltd. mli 3f ‘
—" — I ' w: ' .' " . i '. re-
WANTEDMMAN TO WORK ”5 ::“nd‘iir~\entlli‘::klillllcfiigncd’futli: arrow
ice wagon. Apply E. T. mites. Telc- ' (n ‘ 91
named Fortunate (‘itsrella for such ll-I
('t’llrtf, and we do hereby severally.l
eat It for himself. certify that the above
named itpilllt‘linl is :t suitable person
phone 6264 or 897. mil) 7“
WANTED~THREE ()R FOUR. IA'
N)i't‘r‘t~' to work itt lumber 'ard. A l l .
l , , 3 . [p y to be granted a license to Hell Intoxi-
Hittcli & littilcy. \‘l titer street. second _
. . t‘fll'lli: honors and that the above des-
Dtsu'ict. mlo .tt
crilictl place is. lit our opinion. it nuit‘
. , . . lllllt‘ lllt't' “‘lIPI‘t'III to sell such intox-
WANTED AT own, EXPERILM- . p , _
. ll'lillllt .tquot's. and we in ‘I'l'IV miter—t
otl trimmer on but boxes or girl in . I .
.. t'lli'. l‘l‘l‘I. for llllls‘t‘". corttly that “15
lt‘llln. llilht‘nWllltl A: \\ttupfhclmer. I .
mlti 8t "r" "“‘lH‘r.~ of l't"ll t-utnle 'sllllllll‘d In
ettiti Town of Norwalk
:— ‘11 t .\' , ' o l -
WANTED—A FIRST cuss. PAINT— ' '"d " on?” ”m l m '"y M
Mn). A. ll. 19M.
'. . _ '
H Apply '0 Mb" “‘1de 47 “u“ on John ()ltlettsvltlnger. A. n.
treat mill ‘lt (lhioito.
s ‘ ' lolttt l'cccorello. David F. Bernard and;
,P..._ - Frederic Tyrell.
—.\ IN ..' ‘ Cl CNl'l-ill
WANTED H P“ l til I hereby certify that the snow -'
POLISHHRS AND nurnmts To
WORK ON CAST BRASS lll'li.lirlltrl' t-d endorsers nrt- «lecture and taxpay-
HARDWARE. noon I’ll-It‘ll wottR ”‘1‘“ “mm" by m" 0’ ”"1 T‘m‘
\I’AGI-B. srnAm' WORK. APPLY "”mmn“ . .
AT oxen. THE ARTISTIC BRONZE “Md 8‘ ““ka ”m ”m d” 0"
co, 2050 FAlilii'lElA) AVENUE. ml" A‘ D" m"; .
BRIIXIHI'OR’I‘. CONN. mto 7H ”'"RM‘RT R‘ SWTH‘
__ Town (‘lerk
WANTED—MEN. BRASS TURNu
ERS TO WORK ON BRASS AND
GLASS DRAWER Rxons. STI~1Ali\'
WORK. GOOD WAGES. APPLY AT
oxen. THE ARTISTIC BRONZE
00.. 2mm ‘1-‘AIRFIEIJI AVENUE.
l
To the Board of County Commission-
ers of Fttlrlleld County:
The NORWAIIK YACHT (‘1.1713. act
in by James M. O'Brien. Commodore.
duly authorized by vote of said Club
hereby apply for a Club Certificate to
:8:aguégyzzd‘fii’tcfb;u::l°"3: Merwin St. m9 21B RIDGEPORT' CON‘V' mm ‘31. entitle it to have in its possession and
today for particulars. Dr. Adleman's‘ WANTEDLGIRI, FOR HOUSE- dlflDenM‘IlO “ll members. SDIIritIous and
lmtllullon. 39 Suburban Avc. Stam- work. Phone 1274. 42 West avenue. ”mm" “3 ““0” a“ a“ ““1“" ‘0
rd . . 'its social life under the provisions of
to . Conn. m9 at .
i Chapter 296. Public Acts of 1915 at
I I I the quarters of said Club. located at
FINLAYSON AND FANNINO, AR-I ._ WANTED-T00" “0 m“ 'MAK 'Hickoi'y Bluff. Town of Norwnlk.
nhitects, desire to announce that they!
have opened an cities for the general'
practice of architecture. Room 1, Hail-I
lland Block, 94 Washington street. I
Operators on all parts of
Shirt Making. beginners
paid while learning. 1
PAINTING PAPER-HANGING! EXPERIENCED MEN AS SHIRT
Incoming. painters supplies; wottTironer.
Diner. up-todste styles, lowest prices” WOMEN To EXAMINE SHIRTS
.thphtes cheerfully given. Trial or.!Timo Work.
Hers solicited. Tel. 400, Alexander
White, 61 1-2 Elr Ave mulCll‘E“! PeabodYI
. . LOST. “ l I i
& (30.. Inc.
LOST—BLACK AND WHITE KIT-I
l
K—
len. Reward for return to 4 Crescent:
fl‘erracc. mll tr.
I Notice.
Removal of Pier
0n and After May 91h
Freight will be received at Pier 45 East River Foo
' of Jacksot Street for
Norwalk, So. Norwalk, Westport,
Rowayton and Duties.
THE ANNING I. INIH TRANSPORTATION.
LIN“. INC. ‘ I.‘
a
o
-c.
,piano and Edison Diamond Disc Pho- nexed.
ers. We have positions open for sever ‘
a1 high grade men for jig and fixture.
work, also die makers‘ for punching...
blanking and bending dies. Steady cm i
ploytnent at good wages. Apply. stat»
ing experience. etc.. to The Yale dc
Towne Mf 7. Co., Stamford, (i nn.
5 0 m9 3t The Officers. Board of Governors
are as follows:
Conn.
Said Club has for its purposes and
objects the following:
Yachting and social intercourse.
it has a membership or seventy.
and was organized in 1894.
WANTED-MACHINISTS. SEV- Commodore—.1. .\l. O'Brien: Vice.
ersl first class men on a general line: Commodore~Wm. H. Farrell; Secre-
of new work and repairs to factoryj'al'y‘”E' J' Quinlan; Treasurer—R.
machinery. Steady employment at good} G. Mitchell—Governing Board; the
wages. Apply stating experienceI ethI‘t above officers and E W. Pitch. G. A.
at The Yale a Towns Mfg. Co.-, Slam Jennings. W. h \I'nrd. Dr. G. E. Cram
ford. Conn. m9 3t and V. W. Ferris. .
n. - l A copy of its fly-Laws, Constitution.
FOR and List of members are hereto ari-
WANTED — SAILESLADY
nograph store to be opened in South~ Dated at South Norwalk this 29th
Norwalk. Apply by mail to The A]. day of AFT“. 1916.
(red Fox Piano 00., Bridgeport, Conml THE NORWALK YACHT CLUB,
1:19 It: By 'James ‘M. O'Brien.
l Commodore.
WANTED—YOUNG MAIN 'I‘O.Conn.. South Norwalk, April 29th, A.
work afternoons and evenings in pinto in, 1916.
and Edison Diamond Disc store to beI Personally appeared James M.
Opened in South Norwsllt. One. who O'Brien, Commodore, of the NOR-
Wl" graduate from High School in WALK YACHT CLUB, and made osth
June Preferred. If services are satls~' before me to the truth ot the fore-
factory. will change permanently. Ap- going application and that said club is
9'1“! mail I0 The Alfred F9: Piano a boss tide organisation wherein the.
0°» l”Walton. Conn. mil 3t dispensing of liquors is not Its chief
~ object, but is an incident of its ex-
WANTED—THE VIGOR AND 018- Imnce as an organisation. to its mem-
posltlon of good health: minty. that non who are twentyone, and that
ll llriaeratsd in spring. ‘Amsratto than are no minors in the active
Melissa.” Filters your mood. as membership. ‘ .
EDWARD J. QUINN. .
wimum'mm.lfl
No Extra Charge
We will deliver
connect
IFor $2I
A “Vulcan” Copper Coil Gas Water Heater
You pay the balance Two Dollars Monthly.
TOTAL COST $16 50 INSTALLED
Positively No Extra
This is a Special Campaign Offer on
The
Order your
a limited quantity of Heaters.
orders are coming in fast.
Heaterlattd havezit installed before the
hot weather rush. -
The United Electric Light and Water Co.
67 WALL 8‘} REL T
Phone 1680
at 5:16 o'clock this morning and last
SHOCKS RECORDED. Pd Iliilll 5.3:: II. Iii. This mnrnmo'r
\I‘AfilllVil'i‘th. Ila} Ii.——Tontlisturbance was estimated to have
sh: v‘ztz‘iutmtkt L wvrv let-uracil «Hibeen centered 1,800 miles from Wash-
'ttl'flrttn‘y‘n l'titrrsity selstnograplta ington.
Itrittp: the last ‘.‘l hours. One begun
. I is p. m Ivt‘,t1vrtl:tI\' and continued
.::lil .111“ p 111. The other slnrtcd
WANTED.‘
- ARTHQUAKE
llfon lay May 15 .
Afternoon and Evening
ZADY ROBBINS CULVER
l
I
l
l
i
WANTEDJI‘HE NEW Biti’l‘.\1.\i
General Hospital, New Britain. Conn..I
lie 2 1" year course of traininz Presents
° "' ‘ " 2 The Fantastic 0 er in
for nurses. Address, Supt. of HospI-z P a Two
tal for information. ‘ Acts Entitled
WANTED—To not ALL Rtxnnghe Magic MUShFOOfll
0, cm“, and poultry. Best For the Benefit of the
putt. Best prices paid for "WI“ 3 Playgrounds and Gardens
v ‘. -I Tni ‘ 3‘ ‘
Friedman. SW'" norn'ill‘ . IA" i Given under .the auspices of the
COMMUNITY CLUB
At The
lREGENT THEATRE
l
l
I
|
prices 3
Two Fine Residential Propertiesi
To Be Sold By
PUBLIC AUC’llllN
on the Premises, rain or shine
Saturday. May 13, 1916
Estateorurssridgetneering? iublic Auction
185 Main Sireel, Norwallté on the we ises, I.“ m.
Monday. May 13th.
Afternoon and Evening
M} p. m. sllllle
ll Ave. Norwallt -
‘2 “a“..‘i‘. .. ’ Saturday, May 27,1916
‘ ‘ t ~ 265. At 2 p. m.
1:12:03! :21“: tggatwpI'Iogeé'IIy-eés frail on . 20 Building Lots averaging 45113
‘he trolley line. iii restricted residen‘feel each. .
1al section. and very desirable. Novak Avenue
House has 8 rooms. Fine barn in running between South Main and
rear. Meadow streets, South Norwalk. Conn.
Terms-Ton per cent. on day 0!
sale. Balance within ten days. Re
stricted to dwellings costing not
less than 82.500. '
.l. . .l.avton& (10., Inc.
AUTIONEERS
5 Railroad Ave. So. Norwalkufionn.
On the Franklin Avenue property,
tear Union Park, is a 2 family house
of 15 rooms and rents for $25. A.
tplendid investment.
Both properties will positively be
sold to the highest bidder. Terms
made known at the time of sale.
W. H. GUTHRIE. Auctioneer.
Lean Pot Roast, no bone .. 15c . Fresh Shoulders
Prlme Roast from ..... 18c. up Fresh Hams
Natlve Veal from ..... 16c. up Strictly Fresh Eggs .. 28c. doz.
. Leg of Veal .............. 20¢. Gold Medal Butter ........ 45c.
Spring Lamb Oleomargarlne 180.. 200., 25c.
Hlenze's Pickled Goods.
Fins groceries and all kinds of
fresh vegetables
Fancy Roasting Chickens
Home Dressed Fowls
Sugar Cured Hams ...... 22c.
Smoked Pork Tenderlolns 28¢. 0 lbs. Salter Kraut for 25c.
Boiled Corned Beef. sliced 40¢. 12 Beef or Chicken Cubes
Veal, Loni, died ........ 26¢. tor . ................... 25c.
Best N. Y. Ioloonss ...... 20c. Dixie Bacon .......... 16c.
Smoked Beef Tongues 25c.
CHARNOK’S MARKET
M sass n Immu- street (retaliatory.
asle'atdrngstsrasJotaIsaatrcafes. mflf'l; ‘g'
Notary Public.
Some Misunderstanding'
A number of our Gas Customers have asked us if there is an extra charge for mm It
ready for use
to y our home.
to your kitchen boiler.
Charges !
-»L_:.—:a V
Dorian House
(Gregory Boulevard)
East Norwalk
May 1.
SHORE DINNERS AND ALL
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER.
JOHN E. O'SULLIVAN. Prop.
Tehhone Call 720.
ttttttt L—
Phone 1501
Eve. 7:15, 9:00.
. ‘
Mat. 2:10.
Fleur. Fell-res. ‘
The week of the Beat Moving
TODAY.
Thursday—VAUDEVILLE.
Friday—VAUWVILLE.
Slum-VAUDEVILLE.
—AND—
FEATURE PICTURES
NDAV—CHARLm CHAPLIN In
“CAR-Ell."
Matinees at Izll
Evening: at 7:15 and El.
Am
Malls-sea .......-.-......... 100-158
Evening ................. 1m
mum. May 12th
The Paramount Picture Film Co.
mun. sat Actress, CLOE
Rm in
“LOVE MASK”
SATURDAY, May not
'I'hslbanlmm Commy‘
prostate WPEARSON la
mama-ER WOMAN" - .
andsbsthofllieptsodem ‘ .
THE STRANGE CASE OF
"AR‘I PAGE" _. .
MISSION—10 Cents to all aunts;
“11.38“ 2:33 and WIN- ‘
NONI?“
mesa-a... lay 17—111: "I'll
00' WILL. followed The“,
Hay tan. a, snap». tasks in
.“THE mun. SAPHO.“ . ‘. .;
IMHO etcrunsa
m Hail. ,
sun-anus» 7:15am” LI
~ season-m- is. I .
L” It ,
do 'w
Norwalk Chronicler