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. nicer. nourish.
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Wants!
Classified
For Sale,
I
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
“Ads.”—-—'fO Let.“
Business and
muvéiousmuon mum Twenty-Five Words orLess, 25c
l‘hree Times. 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per insertion. In black-
iace or Caps. Double Price. '
DIED. 1 TO 1.11. . wmsn.
rnoupsou A 'r NORWAL; 70157—115631! filial WINDOW WANTED—A YOUNG MAN WISHES
('onn Mai) 16. 1916 kittie Thompson,
in he: 66th year
In; l'ihi Menu»- uii \i'e.ine.~ii.i,, )lu}
17. .a' ‘
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Funeral M—i int-s at
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FOR BALI
FOR SALE 7 FURL) Rt‘NABtM‘T
bod) int.) model) in good condition.
13 (‘eci .r street or phone 370 mlo‘ 3t
Foo SALE—LOT no. 8, NORTH
side or fifth avenue, on trolley line,
East ;\ ”walk, Conn. For particulars.
price. vita, inquire of William 8. Wil-
cox l\ in Block, Washington St. .
mib iw
FOR BALE—~10 ROOM HOUSE.
plat l-‘iaiuz; heat. water. electric
units. shop. shed. chicken nousefrnnt.
Near trill-3y and sound. inquire e la
gas JUN-l, Rowsytoa. Tel ”its.
an 1m
1
FOR SALE—«SIX. SIX-ROOM GOT-I
tune on bleeds venue. Al! modern
Mum-DI“. For sale on easy pay-1
nests flood—Wulty to own your}
enmumuuoi Halted Grocery}
Dumas-in ate-st or Robert O.‘
“mood. limos-eve street II ti
m...-.-—V
furnished room. with privilege of bath.
with private family. On the Hill sec-
tion. References required. Inquire ‘8.
ii. 45." this oilce. ml? at
TO LET USE NICE. BRlilli'l‘
iuinished room. in East Noru'alk, to
respectable young man With privil—
ege of bath Address K R. Sentinel
oillce. ml? in
T0 LET—LARGE FRONT ROOM.
first iloor. Conveniences. Contrally
located. Reasonable rent. J. A. Deck-
ei, It) l'nion Street. South Norwaik.
‘ mio‘ iii
T0 LET—3 ROOMS FURNLSHED
i'or housekeeping or unfurnished.
Furnished, 8l0 a month. unfurnished,
$7. 10 Pleasant street. East Norwaik.
Conn. . 11115 31
FOR nenr~unart PART or
house, 100 South Main St. Small fam-
ily of adults. Rent 818. inquire of C.
E. Hort.
To LET—mom) noon 0!"
Cottage sweet. hat Rel-will. Adults
only. inquire oa pas-tips. _ mu
.Vl
T0 LET-5 3.00M FLAT. FIRST
~- I floor. Over J. M. Layton A Co.'s oi- WANTED“0PWTORS TO LEARN
O“
i
DOelllOD as chauffeur. Colored Ex»
perienced. Call ti Bayview avenue
Telephone 206. mil it
WANTED—~72 BOYS. ii To it;
years of age. Light work, good pay.
steady employment. Also could use i
or 2 boys afternoons and Saturday
mornings. when not in school. The E
H. lioti-hkiss Co, 6 and 8 Hoyt street,
Noi'wulk. ml? 31
WANTED-7H0“ APPLY AT ONCE.
(‘ .l. M11111 6; ('0. mid 3!.
WANTED «GIRL 0R WOMAN FOR
i't‘llel‘al housewoili it: West avenue.
Norwalk. Tel 12‘“. nil6 3t
WANTED GROCERY CLERK
wanted; good wages and steady posi-
tion to right man Apply Harris Gm
cery Store First street, East Norwalk.
‘ must
WANTED—BOYS AND GIRLS T0
__ work in several departments Good
8 pay while learning with good oppor-
tunity for advancement H Jacob &
80-, Shoe lenuiutarera. Holden
avenue. Nora/alt mid Gt
'E'OR “Li—m BOAT. GOOD; nee, R. R. Mm”, To “ll“! only. on singer sewing machines. Good pay
allies. “N 1.2. m,- fl'mgngm .13. Apppiy allies 0, Th; Old while learning. with good opportunlly
mm m- lewln Kr. tuned Well Cigar Co., as Washington streets!“ ‘dv‘ncm'm
Shoo Manufacturers, Belden avenue.
“it!
‘-
BUSINIBS NOTICE.
A FEW GOOD TOURING 0m
Int’. roadsters. Overhaulsd and in A-l
condition Wehrle‘s Garage, ii Rar-
mond sired. Basil: Not-walk.
\
v—c—
see A WEEK rs WHAT YOU CAN
earn. women of independent incline.
tion. and men who want a high class
profession. Join our classes learning
messaging and physical culture. We»
can train you at home by mail. write
today for particulars. Dr. Adlemas's‘
Institution, :9 Suburban AVe.. Stam-
lord. Conn.
i street. South Norwslk.
m!) it
To LET—5 nouns. ii sunnanx
street. rent eleven dollars. " inquire 9
Elisabeth strut.
To LET—DESK RQ‘OH AT 45
WALL STREET. mouthi'on Put-i-
mess. is. COHEN. an it
To LET—ONE HAL! HOflSE.
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-
t ierior. New up todete plumbing. Rent
20 per month. Possession at once.
The Hatch & Bailey Co. 20 llarshsll
all tr
' Norwalk.
H Jacob t Sons.
ml6 Gt
-—...——
Norwallt:
-_-...-.
WANTED» OPERATORS. EXPERI-
__ enced on Singer 'power machines. Al-
so girls for inspecting work Good pay '
and steady position assured. Royal
Mfg. 00.. as Washington street. South
m15 tit
WANTED—mi COOK. APPLY
Mrs. R. Van Buren, 58 West avenue.
mil» 3:
WANTEDMMY. 1 YEARS OLD.
TO WORK lN BOX 1 PARTMENT.
APPLY ROSENWAIJ) & WEIMPF-
HEIMER. mlfi 3t
F|NLAYBON AND FANNI'NG, A“: To LET—TWO APARTMENTS OF WANTED—YOUNG MAN T0 AS-
cutouts, desire to announce that they! live rooms each, wl‘h improvements. sist in “when and to do general work.
my. opened an oillce for the censrali A1 N03! 55 and 67 sprint street. "1- Apply imperial Cafe. Railroad avenue.
notice or architecture. Room 1. Haw;
Ilaad Block. 94 Washington street. .
t
PAINTING
.sceretinu. palnter's supplies;
sen solicited. Tel. 400.
lithe. fit 1-: Elv Ave.
LOOK !
l share profits with you by givingl
you the lowest prices on 15 years
guarantee tin made into leaders. hand-l
made: painted inside, tin rooting.
plumbing and beating. :
“Stormilght” guaranteed asphalt
rooting. 1 ply. $1.46. guaranteed 5
i
l
. years 2 ply “.65 guarantee it) years.-
HENRV A. HEGELEIN .
. so Water at. .
Beardence 305.4 " Phone 473-8!
l
Dorlon House
(Gregory Boulevard) 1.
East Norwalk 9
Opens May x. 1
‘ SHORE DINNERS AND ALL
KINDS OF SEA‘ FOOD 1,
COOKED TO ORDER. 1
JOHN E. O‘SULLIVAN. Prop?
Telephone Call 720.
._ -.- V ...___-
TO THE CROCODILE.
0 crocodile. I never thought till now
To pen a sonnet to the like of' you.
But since a sonnet has beenwrltten
to ,
All else unearth. i will. it you'll allow.
l
_ This wreath of rhyme which. though
3, it sets askew
is none the less becOming. It is true
quire Mrs. R. Tarlov. 16 Grove St. or
telephone 1898-12. at if
WANT
Operators on all parts of
Shirt Making. Beginners
paid while learning.
lroner.
WOMEN To sum
lNll SHIRTS
Time Work. . '
stock room.
8i 0).. Inc.
iiiii iiiiii .
=
Court. May 16th. A. D.. 1916.
Whereas. written application has
been made to’ this Court for the admis-
sion to probate oi'.a certain written
instrument as and‘ for the will
'Georgianna Duke. late of Norwaik in
said District; deceased.
Ordered, That'said lwllcatlon be
heard and determined at the Probate.
onloe, in Norwalk. on the 3rd'day or
June. 1016. at 19 ofeioek' torenoon:
ml5 3t
WANTED—AT ONCE, MEN
. an..-
WANTED—JPYPEW‘RJTING T0
T0
__ FOR
PAPER-HANGING To LET—A STORE. m EAST oyster boats. Waxes $35 per month.
“wilvitshington street. East Norwalk. lm- board and lodging. South
”I. unto-date styles. lowest prices. provementa. inquire D" Bohannon, M Oyster Farm.
mm, cheerfully “you. THAI 01‘; South Main IKML Telephone ‘3. Also. --<
Alexander In CW1. 4.1 ml an. Al“
an . improvements. Rent very reasonable. at home. Work neatly and promptly.
done. Phone connection. ‘S.’ ego Sen-.
Norwalk) _~_
mlfi 31
no:
=‘l’opuliir Amusements
REGENT THEATRE.
Emar Linden. who appears Illh‘
lTheda Barn in the latest photodrama.
‘11 the Regent Theatre. Thursdaymui
inee and night. hresentod by William
Fox, “The Eternal Sapho.“ began his
‘arllallt‘ career at the early age oi'
seven years. On a visit with his tam
in to Sueden he ran us,» from home
with a theatrical troupe of Lapland
ere allow members had been attract
1eta by 4hr: youth's line singing voice.‘I
Linden has been at it nearly ever
since. ‘
..__‘
JOHN BARRYMORE HA8 TRYING
TIME lN FAMOUS PLAYERS'
“RED WIDOW.”
('an .iou imagine Joiin Barrymore in
the crows nest of a steamship, quak»
mg with fear lest the crew and the
authorities di‘llli llllil down the
deck and clap him in iions’ i‘an you
pli‘lui‘r hiin Hint-rim: in terror while
the Russian secret police search for a
Nihilist whom he lllrtllllufifllt‘d into
their country on the pretext that she
i~ tin- wile. ’l‘hen imagine his feelings
when the alleged wife of his bosoni‘
attempts to assassinate the (‘url His.
head swims with visions of Siberia and
he already feels the chill frost of the
interminable snows biting at his toes
and numbing his hands as grayclouk-
ll)
ed Cossacks drive him to work with;
their cruel whips. I
But these are not all the "terrifying
adventures which the celebrated com’
i'kllau experiences in the Famous Play-3
crs Film t‘onipany's Paramount ple-
ll'l‘I', "The Red Widow." the adapt».
tion of the great comedy success by
(“banning Pollock and lisnaold Wolf.
which Is the ieslurv attraction at the
Regent Theatre. Friday. matinee and
night. May 19m.
in tact. thou are only his imagin-
ary troubles. As a matter of fact he
has deceived his real wife and taken
‘a Rllhtlllill adventurers over the Res
stun border. and his wiic. learning o'
his duplicity. has attempted to get
past the border in pursuit of him, only
to be held up and jailed as an impoat-
' When the Russian lady has at-
or.
'iemptcd the liie Oi the (‘sur and hit
been arrested. Barrymore has many
explanations to malts. but the worst
to! these iii not to the Russian police
It is to his own wife. who nttw- inn
gushing in Jail. has emerged with a
very definite idea of the shortcomings
of her spouse and with a tired deter-
mination to correct these shortcom-
ings with the gr test possible speed.
it n the rat " . Cicero Hannibal
4
Enuff!
Perfections !
No wonder so many smokers are
over to Perfection Cigarettes.
You'll welcome thorn bemuse they’re
JUST W GOOD
some
‘ but .
' Go to' it, Lotta and
You help Old Nature crowd
that refreshing flavor into
golden Virginia tobacco.
Then, we take this “flavor-
full" tobacco—let it mellow
slowly—and guide it into
A p'v‘r, plum-c
,. "tut - real c "itckcs
51¢
..-
a.
a
‘1
1-5. -
Owwév
' 'k‘i“ 1".-
WM?
"Also picked 205ml.
Butte. the liti w salesman. own humorous "WHOM. bl“ h" i” oi infinitely more elaborate prcscntu ‘ t?“
that gives Hr. Barrymore the” ["10" xupportt‘fl b. l‘lUiJ ...ll)t'llt. the "o mm or the "min. “0..." should pm“. "N. m, matinee and night. 5a!" if
less opportunities to dlilplli' ”1" won star of the original lilu‘lt‘ill 'contetl‘ one 0 m“. “pat.“ mm...” h“. of mm 19m. , Q .:
deriul fund of extemporaneous humor productinn. uhn mil he seen in her history. ' _____ r, _._ — ‘
which has made his name iamoug iormcr min “i Aims \'.:.-i;ir:. ill" ilur ——
wherever the human laugh has pone
trated. Not only does the great coni-
edian have an unlimited held for his
Public Auction
on the praises. rain or
itinel. atiB 6:: \ SMIC
. waivers—m NEW BRITAINiSfllUI’day, May 27, I916
.Geaerai Hospitsi. New Britain. Conn; At 2 P- "L .
billets a 3 1-2 year come of training 9 ‘ Um “e" n «also»; . ,_ . .u . __f.' ORTH
“um" Supt. M “a,“ .0 Build it: . r1 s . cur Tim our I s w
iior nurses.
ital for inlermation.
a
. WANTED—r0 BUY ALL mos
EXPERIENCED MEN AS summer am. and wintry. nan pricesI
“' trainees: prices-saunmn..
Friedman. Smith aim-mm 'rnl list?
i test each.
Novak Avenue
running between South Main and
Meadow streets. South Norwaik. Conn.
Terms—Tut per cent. on day 0'
sale.
less than 81.500.
; r
wanna—nan VIGOR AND I)“
Bright young man in shirt lposltion or good health: activity. that
‘Amaretto
Filters your blood as
only the best spring ionic can. For
Chill“. Peabody? “ “m stores. hotpll and “3...;
‘itEGEN-
'is invigorated in spring.
Casteilano.”
BASEBALL
NORWALK BASEBALL CLUB
i’ V8.
I cnacx Hosoxeu CLUB,
! ‘ Andy Coakiey, Pitching.
iSundax. May 21, at Amusement Park
Game called at 3:15 p. m.
l r.
. I District of Norwalk, a, . Probate '—-—'-—-—" --3- W. —-———
3' NOTICE?
. Removal of Pier
1 0n and After May 9th
i
(East River Foot of Jackson Street for
0 Malawian, so. nonwaut. wear.
‘ PORT, ROWAYTON AND DAMEN
Lines, inc. —
-8HE roui use attention.
il-‘reight will be received at Pier 45
The Arming J. on“ Tm ‘L
"l town m whose child lied
l. M.l.aytim& C ).,lnc.
AUTIONEERI
sian bomb hurler.
Two other numbers oi tlit originu' 1
Qt
.mles which they made famous on the
Mack IDDPiAFlllK ;
Popove and John Hendricks pinyin:
company will again be soon in
ii‘tm‘41eorxc it)
the Baron.
. With John Barrymore in the leading
role and three members of the origi-
nal cast appearing in1upport oi the
its
adaptation, which permiit
tomedian. "'l‘hc lied Widow." in
it botcplat
Consider This Hot
Water Heater Offer
Carefully
. MONEY.
' DON'T Miss This. Cut out
iChicago. lll..
iiic Tablets.
r. Railroad Ass. 80. Wk. Conn.’ Sold everywhere.
this
.slip. enclose with do to Foley & 00.,
writing your name and
Balance within ten days. Re-inddreivs clearly. You will receive in
stricted to dwellings €01“!!! lolfreturn at trial package containing‘ro-
lley‘s Honey and Tar Compound for
lbronchial coughs. colds. and croup:
linoley Kidney Pills. rind Foley Cathar.
Wc‘planned this special water heater camPl‘lSn 13“ _ 5‘ '
December and purchased . ' ‘
‘i
WA till
llFA‘lEl S
WATlR ‘
llEli’llSllS- ‘200 "'
’
Since that time the coat of the wane: heaters has ad-
.’
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1
TH” “RE
1501
/ PHONE
nonwatx
, THE WEEK 01" THE BIGGEST PROGRAM ill} 0F
MOVING PlCl'UllllS EVER OFFERED lN NORWALK
Featuring The Very Foremost Stars
Wednesday
May 17
The Selig. Film Co l’resent
The w'l’art‘Yerfion-ero
The
. News-"00*
‘iaiotwémm-uuomuo.‘
"3 suite . "'
and that public notioethsreor be giv-
'en to all-pencils blasted therein
its: publishing this antral! I. new-sar-
.. Mn: ‘- urinate mud or
trict. at least lfi’fifi“'b’ef6ro"siid
day ot'hearing. ' .
" MY
",s
iTou must admit I wield no poisoned
pen. '
Milieu have i ever hinted there 'was
first“:
hymn? "T.
oroup about loiey's‘noniy and Tar.” ' _ _,
mammals-massclnnmig -- ‘ We“: “ - ~_‘i
.Ooviuhaty. "Whenshegaveits, -
oonpledosemsbs was-asphalt“ Pd“. "‘u‘sm“
it;
THURSDAY. MAY :8
Wm. For Presents the Star
THEDA BARA
m .
TH‘E ETERNAL. SAPHO
' Them.talked‘abegtmov--
in; pactme' in m.
FRIDAYpW 19
F ‘ Daniel?“ We
a m in
Mutual-mikes. shat to
nor—nu «use. nus.» up '
SATURDAY. MAY "ac
.. m we m N 'm t: ' THEM}; 86!. 60. presents thew-Actress»-
0:: “ ‘ :' *~ " VIRGINIA PEARSON in. "SWINE”
. ' oval-veil. . .. ,.. “Am undevmms 7:15am 9
.;." _ . l...» h.“ if” ‘ ’ . ' m, or .. x .V
r"
it
5.“-....-.
vanced, the cost of pipe 3 id fittings has alsoadvanced. but; _
the price to our gas customers will remain at $t6.5o during f .
this Special Campaign Offer.
$ ll‘tS'l‘AllS
THE BEATER
a.“.~'..~~.l Nflflflflflflhflflfl"
Balance $2 Munih'y
TOTAL . .
The Heaters are going fast—Be
sure you get yours.
i.
WHORE“ 2’
Norwalk Chronicler