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LASSIHEDAdvertisements Wisely-Five WM 35c .
Three Times. 50c. Each WWMI cent per mil“-
lace or Caps, Double Price.
i ran ma co m. l wax-ran.
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. son sacccnusoamw WATER‘ TO LET Al‘lRST rwon. 37 VAN WANTED-ABLE 30mm, MEN
Ill. acre, elevation. Near State road.;Zant street Item [I] Inquire 59 FOR WORK ON AUTO TIRES AND
‘ .850 5 acres, 8 room house, garage, ' 898”th avenue,
lruit. “650. 120 acres, 82.0.00. D. Hull. ‘—
Idaviland Block, (‘in m20 31 TO LET‘PIJZASANT FURNISHED
em ‘rooms. with all improvements. Some
i'or housekeeping in a refined neighl
borliood. Inquire 2 High street. m30 It
m20 3t
FOR SALE— 3 FRESH COWS. l.\'-
binding one with cat! Big mtlker. S
fl‘aviin, 75 Cedar street. South Nor-
TO LET—COTTAGE. Cl SPRING
pails mZO ll
e~ - — -» A_-___-__ -— street, ii rooms. All improvements.
I FOR SALE —A GOOD SOUND Inquire B J. Reynolds, 6 Havlland St
'ouug horse. Weight, nbout 1100 lbs.
[Well broke Also ti top delivery wagon
Ind harness, Can be seen only on
Sunday. ii). 1.. Greenberg, Scribner
pvenue South Norwalk.
into 8!
T0 LET-HOUSE, Six ROOMS
and bath. All Improvements, int-lull
ing electric lights. Rent reasonable
to desirable party. lid South Main
street. into It
TO LET—i NICE ROOMS AND
large pantry. Some improvements.
Rent reasonable. William R. Haaise,
25 Stuart avenue m20 it
To LET—HANIBOME APART-
ment 0! 7 rooms arid bath; hard wood
door. open plumbing, hot water heat.
Janitor service. Housework reduced
to minimum. 3 minutes irom depot.
ii. J. iiipson.‘8mi\h Walk.
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FOR SALEw? BUSINESS WAGONS
find a sleigh. Also a carriage ior sale
I1 a sacrificed price. Reason, going
but of business. Apply 0. Joseleit's
Grocery store, 60 Belden avenue, Nor-
walk. ‘
FOR SALE—7 ACRES ON BEACON
it, NOi'Millt. Good well and orchard
Bargain it sold at once. Inquire Edw.
Saunders. Administrator, in Straw.
Derry Hill, East Norwalk, Ct. will fit
~
FOR SALE MOTOR BOAT, 25-”.
long 1'} ll. P. motor, with reverse.
Fine condition. H50 takes it. Motor —
posh more than price asked. G. P.
“White, South Norwalk. Phone 940 0r
[279-3. rails 3i
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mla at
T0 LET—TWO Baum. aromas
on East Washington street, near
bridge Size 12 wide, to deep. Will be
made into one store it wanted. and
will be repaired to suit tenant. Also‘
a 4 room list right over the store.
FOR SALE HOI'SE, 9 ROOMS
Ind balli/ All coavenieces, gas and
plectric lights. Centrally located. :2: :33: ggquiresé)‘. 7' Murphfijtunlty for advancement H Jacob ‘1
Small amount down. Apply 7 Cres- __!__‘:_;__‘":__=_____E_ Sons, Shoe lanuisCturers, Bolden
pent Terrace. Phone 1279-2. ml! at_ ron RENT—UPPER le' ’or avenue, Norwalk mill 6!
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F00 SALE-401‘ N0. 8, NORTH
hide of Filth avenue, on trolley line,
But Norwalk, Conn. For particulars,
price, etc., inquire of William 3. ‘Nil- To L574 ROOM FLAT. “Rap
at". Kepler Block. Washinston Bt- ‘floor. Over Jest. Layton a Co.'s ot-'
11115 4' lice. R. R. Square. ’l‘o adult only.
Rent 312. Appply odlce of The Old
Well Cigar Co, 83 Washington street.‘
plat 1151102; heat, water, eldric mat!
lights, shop, shed, chlckon house. fruit. TO LET—6 ROORB. 18 BURBANR
Near trolley and sound. Inquire 0 lo street, rent eleven dollars. Inquire 9
[an street. Rowsyton. Tel 1168-4. [Elisabeth street. .
Ill in.
house. 100 South Main St. Small ism-.1
lly oi adults. Rent .18. "Mill" of C.
E. Hoyt. ‘
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FOR sacs—1o noon nousa'
1'0 LET—DESK ROCK AT ‘6
FOR SALE—SIX, SIX-ROOM COT- WALL STREET. INQUIRI 0N PREP
laces on Lincoln avenue. All modern:MISiE. S. COHEN. al'.‘ tl
hprovements. For aale on easy pay-i -‘.
heats. Good opportunity to own your' ' To LETv-ONB HALF HOUSE.
In home Inquire or United Grocery West sidal or 31 Union scoop. Sever
0... North Main street or Robert o.‘ rooms and bath. Steam beater. elec-
Iaymond, Elm Grove street. as tptric lights. all new. gas range conneo
~—-—- ‘tlon. Newly paidted interior and es-.
FOR SALE—Km ‘NAI‘, (IOWA-flat. . W Qt.“ mu
bondiuon. 26:6 i-a. Copper rivetsdqfl per month.’ Possession at anest-
lseather cushion. inquire Ir. Kimono Hatch a Bpiiay,co., as llarshaii'
“tar. Rowayteu. alt tl‘street, South Norwalk. all ti
7 A -i I
BUSINESS NOTICE, ; To LET—TWO APARTMENTS 01";
f— - .iive rooms each. wi'h improvements.
A FEW oooo rouamo cans! M Na" 55 ml 5’1 Hm “mt ln-
nit; roadsters. Omit-um and in Ad cum Ira. R. radon. teams at, or
within. Wehrie‘s Garage, 11 any. telephone lama as tr
- id sired. South Norwalh ;‘
.. _. ____- I To LET—ArSTORl. .101 nor,
, _“O A WEEK rs WHAT YOU CAN. Washington street, he: Norwalh. Incl
_ women at adamant mm“! armaments. inquire Dam, «-
. . ,na m... who "m . hm, dulsonui train memes. Also;
, - ssioa. Join our eta-ea leaminggan apartment. it Chapal'strest. A111
. '31“ “a physical caltnre. We. improvements. Real very noun-blag,
- a train you at home by mail, writa’ ' '
.. for particulars. Dr. Adleaiaa's: . A". ‘ , _
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titution, 89 Suburban Ava. Stain-
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quvsou 1ND FANNINO, GAR-l i
tects, desire to announce that they‘ Operators on all parts of
ve opened an once for the general] Shirt Making. beginners
ll 1 h . .. . . . ‘
co o are itecture Room 1. Raw paid while learning. .
“'1 mm" 9‘ wumn'm “M" _l axnmsucco an AS sum,
PAIN'riivo —— harmnmmollmm-
~ oratilig. iatnter’s supplies; wgu! . . ._ . .
.r. unto—date styles, lowest pricesf figgtmignm m“ m ”hm
-ates cheerfully given. Trial “or-' '
' era solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander
its, 51: 1-2 Eli jsye. ‘ 'm28
Climl’ealiodyl
LOOK '
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."I, sham profits 'with you lay-girl's:
~the lowest-primordi-
_ ihe‘tla'mawinto'leaders.‘
Ilia; 'ssistsa- - inalda; - on:
g- auctioning. -
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TUBES 'NIGHT 0R DAY. BTEADY
EMPLOYMENT AND CHANCE FOR
ADVANCEMENT. APPLY AT THIS
EMPWYMENT OFFICI, THE NOR»
WALK TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY.
NORWALK.
WANTED—A TBAMSTER. INQUIRE
of Pinch Bros, No it Van Zant street,
inZO at
u.- —
wastes—srnwmn roit Bum.
Island Club Apply ’l‘. H. Canty, 11
1-2 South Main street. me at
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WANTED—EXPERIENCED DOU-
ble entry bookkeeper. with knowledge
at typewritlng. “D. it..." cgo Senti-
nel. ml! It
WANTED—BOYS. APPLY nonm-
WALD & WINWHEHIBB. (38088 a
RIVER STREETS. NORWALK. ms at
WANTEHONEST KEN EVERY-
where. Whole or part time. Three to
ten dollars daily. Pay weekly. Start
NT ‘1 HEATllE.
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MONDAY, MAY ‘23” v
Charlie Chaplin
' Today‘-
l Wm “i W” t'i'iie Floorwlli""
mu Virguua Pearson TUESDAY. MAY 13th
A“ MARIE DORO
‘ . n ‘ a
, ‘ Blazmg LOVE “81:";le l"
And the 9th Episode of
“The Strange Case of Mary
WEDNESDAY. MAY 24
The Wm. Fox Corporatioi
P .. Presents
“c- BERTHA KALISH
Evenings, 7 :15 and 9, —in—
Matinee, szso. “SLANIlERH
10¢—'ro Au. sEA'rs-1o¢
Wed. ._
South N i'Wdlk
‘ Baxter Grounds
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D ' THIS MONTH ORLY
we are 9 using to owner; oi
houses the following em ill-
ducernai, ta:
Special Pricu on Wiring
Special D'neount on fixtures
Nelve Months to Pay
Free Mazda Lannie
ONLY TWO WEEKS LEFT.
This great oler will positively
be withdrawn after May 31st. at
that if you want to take advan-
tage of it, there's no time to lose.
Ask us to give you an estimate
of the cost of wiring and fixturea‘
-—you will find the cost surpris-
ingly small.
Telephone us today and let
your family enjoy; the conven-
inces of elcstric cervix through-
out the years to come.
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UNIiHl menu
, llflliiWiiiR
. annuity
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Meriden, Conn. _
'WANTED—BLACKSIUTH unus'
er. C. F. Green, Steamboat place. 805
Norwalk.
WANTED—BOYS AND GlRlB 'l‘Ol
work in several departments
pay while learning with good oppor-,
4
mil 3t
Good,
1 ‘Boat.' c|lo Sentinel cues.
,' Dorlon House
WANTED—OPERATORS TO LEARN
Eon singer sewing machines. Good pay
while learning, with good opportunity
lor advancement ll Jacob G 8mm.
Shoe Manufacturers, Belden avenue,
Norwnlk. mid tit
WANTED OPERATORS, EXPERI-
enced on Singer power machines. Al-
so girls [or inspecting work Good pay
and steady position ensured. Royal
Mfg. Co.. 86 Washington street. South
Norwalk. mli 6t
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WANTED—1‘0 BUY ALI. KINDS
of cattle and poultry. Best prices
paid. Beat prices paid for calves. ii.
Friedman. South Norwalit. Tel. lliui.
WANTID—Tilii VlGOit AND Dis
position oi good health; activity, that
is lnvigerated in spring.
Castsllano" Filters your blood as
only the best spring tonic can.
sale at drug stores. hotels and cafes.
FOUND.
FOUND—A RQW_§OA1:. OWNER _
can have same by proving property
and paying tor this adv. Address
in" It
, COM 1» G!
Colonel AdamGiiiord
andthefarmus
So. Manchester, Conn.
Sliver Band
(35 plow)
Hoyt’s Theatre
June 3rd
ADMISSION (any “:0 .. 25:
mm. Are Now On Sale.
'Amaretto ‘
for
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: number of prisoners now exceed today, for England to select an
[7,300. The Austrians also have equal number oi German soldier:
taken 31 cannon and 35 machine whoarebeldpnson' era there.
guns. i A Renter“, ‘ ch irons Am-
The positions captured have stardom sucked in London
been i the hands of the Italians m 60.85! Nerd ReutIChe
[for mo the and include points to 15W m “It the state-
lwhich the minim attached the m 0‘ Sir W Grey in the
l greatest strategic importance. For Home cl Ms M the Vill-
‘exampic. there fell into the hands “I N mos-ed to induce
lot the Austrians on Folgaria pin-,Gefll-y to abandon her subma-
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i roagr-aaao a uoarao Laosaaost
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850,000 Group 01““ Black-Massed African Lions
unduly Recent-Ind Home In talcum
Scores of Gymnastic Stars from Everywhere!
I. ”IV 0' WMUILV 'UIIV GLOW-II
Ellllll'S HIBGESI Slim-FIRST STEEl infill!
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RV!" IOIIIIO AT noise—Ram 0R CHIN!
fllEE STREET PilllllE
o Omen-(Wild Ants-sat circus
i nuisance: sun: irritation it"i. men it a
000” 0... on. hour ensue-r.
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Sta Val Acrlai Spaces
tar introduction to the '
' First: 1) Vice oi the Sears 2". '
Roton Point Park I
Saturday Evening
‘ May 20
”4m: .1... “$3, ‘
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MAKE
ATTEHPT TO CROSS
- CANAL tral Powers while ostensibly
.~. . -—-—-— commercial. in reality are of po-
(Continued PM W '3...) ilitical significance. Guided by this
1
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vinced that the treaties arranged
between Romania and the Cen-
belief. Russia is reported to have
was amwnced officially in Lon taken certain measures, the “exact
don yesterday. Er Anal: is.” purport of which is not dis-
the Turkish line of conununica-lclosed.
plateau was characterised as a
position of fundamental import-
f ance. to be held at all hazards.
, Englic: and French assertions
that the battle of Verdun has
been won by the Entente Allies
are disputed by Major Moraht.
military critic of the Tageb'att.
who points out the recent success-
es by the Germans and says the
French and British are incapable
of prosecuting a successful offen-
sive. He says: “Some days ago
:he Manchester Guardian an-
n and that the battle had been
mind. and that the French had
nflictcd their third signal driest
on.thc Germans, the other tw-i
l3.‘ll‘.g bern at the Marne and 1
Ypres. One day later the Ger.
irns reached the top of Hill
3°4-
lct only have the Germna
held llill Wat against desperate
French counter-attacks, liut they
have succeeded in extending their
new positions. The present mi'i-g
tary situation ois characterized
‘, most precisely by referring to the
fact that the French and still
more the British, are conscious of
their inability to advance. that
they are able to act efficiently
only on the defense and as long‘
as they outnumber the Germans
considerably.
"French military critic's state
that the Germans began the bat-
tle-of Verdun merely for political
tlc oi Verdun me orelrytilopflac
i teau an order issued by an Italian tine warfare was not in conioi’mi-
i division commander. in which the
ty with the (acts. The Nord
Dautsche Zeitung says:
“We learn from a trustworthy
source that the Pope intimated to
Germany ard the Unwed Staten
ms willingnss to mediate in the
dispute between them/rho Emper-
or thanked the 'i’opc to: his good
immune, and referred him to
the reply which Germany had al-
ready given America."
Switzcrimd is prepared to re-
'.‘;i with oil the force: he!
command any invasion of her ter-
ritory by troops of the belliger-
“rts, according to an interview
pith President Camille dc Cop-
pet, sent.to the journal by its
Bern: correspondent. _
The predduit was asked spe~
cifically what would be the ac-
tion of Switzerland ii troops of
one of the waning powers should
he sent across the Porentruy ha:
lient. He replied: ‘
”hie Illa-tar Council would
' never what: such a proceeding
and in aooordante with the plans
of Gear-l Ulrich Wille. the coin-
snander in chief oi our army.
wouldonkrtheimmediate mobili-
'sation of all our forces which
would immediately be sent into
' action.
“The Swiss army is in splendid
condition. It has reached a per-
iection of training which has been
hitherto when and has inst
ireceived n complete equipment of
lnew heavy, artillery which was
lmanuiactwed in Francepnd Ger-
-1
Us
reasons. A typical instance of a
tion from Syria t0 - _ ' Amaterdanildispatches to the
According to Fwd 'fl“?°'-l Overseas News Agency state that
the Russian pmmf." c“‘jaurvivora of the British steam-
_was rsoustco ar "tour 1"“? Cymrim which sank on May
Painful. annoying bladder weakness 9- cm“ on arrivmg at Liver-
usually indieatas kidney trouble. so Pool that the Sinking 03th:: ves-
do backache. rheumatism. Ion, awol- Gel was due to the ex osion of
ion. or sun muscles arolnta. . sneaker boilen- ,
symptoms have been relieved by lilo-l -A'l accounts from British
toy Kidney Pills. Henry Rodolphe», sources as well as dispatches to
Kidney a I also all-night witnonzthe State Department at Wash-
gattiag up. / ing'ton from the American con-
sul at Queenstown. said the Gym.
ric was torpedoed... The officers
of the Cmric said a submarine
.- p was seen at the/timed the at-
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.many by order of the Swiss gov-
military, actoin undertaken for po- *
litical reasons is the Gallipolil m "gum-‘0"; »
campaign. in which mnny thous-’ When wals with m "e coated o‘er
ands of lives were sacrificed, with ' And w a .n “in,
a retreat at the end as the only “a“ mm. more
tangible consequence. 'rhaa «Oh-l! my
‘Tmnty-OM months '80 “I. We how that van in sidewalk!
British, Punch and Russians an- fits-I.
nounced their intention of march- I.“ has- m we on,
in: 0“ Berlin, occupying the Ger- Why don't they tie around their aoee
man capital, and placing guards a... gala-a thick and sort?
of Senegalese in the streets ohm... alt w an icy stair
that city and Potsdam. In View Ian's g... m . wind.
of this, how ought the present m, “1 a" pg 3..- mg with
military position of Germany's a.
enemies to be characterized?" ‘(m m) at the paint?
Three German seaplane made may-mussel: signal-ta.»
a m’d on theEnglish east W'Womll not as an to print
- . . Lingeriighnahriush official an-i n... nuns-i. Isa it you pleas}
.m.wmim the-Mp ' alternoonstauaim.maass has. been.
damfiwsatwifioveW One of the sire
twaabfott‘ht-mm'yhtheflewiorl-~
MofitheBelgian' coast.
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