wow,” rr
intend Thugfiapatch.
non nu. l
slum eANK JUST OPENED Ari
the Kiss llakin homestead. The best
01 me around this section. Any
nee“ can phone at 118$th ”i
subtle. use 3'
1
—l
Pot SALE—18 FOOT FLAT BOT
tom actor boat. Entree nearly new.
new W. s Cartwright on Cove eve-
nue. he! Norwalk. m2? 3t
FOR SALE—IV EAST NORWALK,
3.) building lots. ‘10 dean and $5 a
month. Apply George E. Finch,
Winfield h'l F N. 11126 "’t,
nFQI SALEmlN EAST \'1)l{\\' A! K
fillliul9~ from bridge new six-
1um cottage. with bath, electric
iluhts, gens, cemented cellar and aside
\‘Mlk Plenty of grapes and fruit. Gar- ‘3
dr. "land hock shop. Will sell for less:
than cost. Part cash, over hall can re-
main on mortgage at .. per cent a rare
bargain at the price asked. Address
or ncr " Box 319, South \‘orwalk. l
mu ot'
FOD SALE—LOT N0. 3, nomi
side ct Filth avenue. on trolley line,
East Norwalk1 Conn. For particulaufl
price, etc. inquire at William 8. Wily
cox, Keelcr Block, Washington St.
1115 w
Fee SALE—10 BOOM Hanan,
plofv175x101; heat. water, “Cari“
lights, shop, shed, chicken house, troll.
Near trolley and sound. inquire d [lo-E
gin etleet, Rowayton. Tel 17534.
I“ llll
Fan SALE—81X, SIX-ROOM COjr-
tngce on Lincoln avenue. All modern
improvements. For sale on easy our.
meals. Good opportunity to own your
own home. inquire at madame»
Co. North Main street or Rom 0.
Raymond. Elm Grove street. at: t!
MMVMM LIB” Truly-awe Walkabout“
[hr-annexing“ WWoaLiootparmlnm
hceorCapgDouble Price.
3179:
‘modern improvement.
Vim.
. WANTED—A GENERAL SERVANT
Rent: at the Day Nursery, 21 Union street.
"-129 3t"All day sundey free . ’ ”9‘34
mm.»
T0 LET—NICE FLOOR. SOME iii-x
movements. 25 Stuart avenue.
reasonable.
To LET—6 ROOMS AND BATH. I
All improvements. Near South Nor
ualk station. Poesession at once. Ap-
ply Albert Wellnitz, Norwalk. Conn.
Tel. 1358-2. 11:29 it
WANTED—AN EXTRA CHEF AT
The Countfy Club, tomorrow. m29 1t
To LET—A NICE NElV BL'NGA- ———-—.--—~
“le'w, live rooms and bath, electrlclisht w‘fi'k‘ “AN 70“” WASH
8150 g large garden. already ploughed dishes at The Country Club 'OIDOITO“.
Rent very reasonable. 29 Howard St,
last Norwalk. Inquire‘ T. McGuire.- -
‘ 23 Howard street. 111.29 8t WANTED—EXTRA SAL ESLADM S
Apply at C J Mints &
W 21
-- for Saturdays.
TO LET—SECOND FLOOR AT 125 C0. ,
South Main street. 5 rooms and bath -
Medan improvements. inquiie 1211, WANTED—8 OR. 4 FURNISHED
South Main or phone 1954. m2? 3t or unturnished rooms or little aperi-
meat (or light housekeeping near trol-
To LET—TWO SMALL STORESJey or center.
on East Washington streeh, near ever, respect.
bridge Size 12 wide, 70 deep. Will be Gleubrook, Conn.
made into one store it wanted, and.
will be repaired to suit tenant. Also' WANTED _. MAN T0
shingles. Apply H. V. Corr, it
view avenue, East Nor-walk.
L—
Address "Referencea, "
m1 at
n.—
a 4 room list right over the atom.
Rent cheap. Inquire D ’1‘. Murphy,
Bast avenue Hone 896.
Sea-
mi" St
I“.
WANTED—JANE“ FOR i 11.8
Address I J. R. 18 inhibit!” Lace.
South Nor-walk. mar 3t
To ££T~PLEABANT rtfiimsn-
ed room; rent reasonable 68 Spring
slice-l. 11126 3t
, 1 WANTED—OPERATORS. CQilN
To LET—"FURMSHED “00‘“ ' Raincoat 00., 52 Water street South
and bored. to: (our persons in private Nor-welt.
tamily Apply 68 Frenklin Ave. Tel.
“ r1126 3t
» land is years, for work
TO LET—.A EURNJSHED Room . b l ht bov
suitable for two people at 1 West St. 1,0832”, 9.“ to r K "
South Norwalk. m26 3t '
WANTED—A BOY BETWEEN It
in footwory
J a
WANTloaYOUNG GIRL TO CARE
for child. All time or part time. An:
ply 17 Chestnut street. mu It
TO LET~NEW 81X ROOM APART-
ment house, six months old: every
Corner Wash-
ington and Sprint: streets inquire at
12 Spring street. Phoncl 4‘“ "
4m.
11126 31
wmrsfinxpnmnncno Open
store on Singer power machines. on
all parts at housedreu making. Good;
FOR SALE—MOTOR BOAT, GOOD
condition. 25:10 1-2. Copper riveted.
Leather cushion. inquire Mr. Kline-
telter. Rowayton. . _a)§ tf
LOSTI
LOST—~LAD138' SILVER WATCH
and pin. Reward by returning to Sen-1
finel once. .
I
overuse: NOTICE.
LADIES—THE NU BONE censors
me still being demonstrated at lure
Taylor's. Trial fittings, put you under
no obligation. Restless and unbmnb
mun stays. Materials guaranteed. West side at 21 Union street. Several 9‘” while leiminz.
'11-! 241-7.. Mrs. Lillian Reynolds. 6! rooms and bath. Steam heaterheleo-g‘ axesnisnoso MEN AS sum?
Winfield avenue. 1112: if trlc lights, all new, gas rouge conned?! lroner
-- tion. Newly painted interior and em, '
A raw coco Touamu parts
out roadster-s. Overhaulcd end in Ad
condition. Wehrle'u Garage, 11 BI!-
mond street, South Norwalh.
Ihouac. 100 South Main 81. Smell tern-l
pity and steady position assured. Bo!-
‘ro LET—TWO ran-1m HOUSE .1 M“ Co, 85 Wumum m.“ 30
containing {our and six room apart-130W“ 11:88th
menis. Select neighborhood. Rent 812‘ . ._i
"1‘ ‘1‘. '0? (“WW Difficult inquire WANTED—TO BUY ALL mm
at the Old Well Clgdr Co. “oflco. 83 of cattle and Wilt?! 3.“ price.
Washington street. n12: tr ‘M Bell W" p.“ [or a"... n
Friedman. South Norwaik. Tel. 1151. i
Ava-tor
FOR RENT—UPPER PART OF
lly oi adultle. Rent 818. inquire o! C.»
E. HUIC. 1
" ‘ ~' WANT
TO LET—~DEBK R001! AT 45‘ i' ‘ ,
WALL STREET INQUIRI 0N m
MIBES. 8. COHEN. “I it:
“I
TO LET-ONE HALF HOUSE:
Operetta on all parts oi
Shirt Melting. beginners
tel-for. New unto-date plumbing. Rent} Bright young man in shirt
20 per month. Possession at ouce.l stock room.
The Hatch & Bailey Co, 29 Marshall] I
street, South Norweilt. all if
850 A WEEK is WHAT YOU CAN
earn. women of independent lacunae
tlon, and men who want a high class
woiesaion. Join our classes learning
‘issaglng and physical culture. We
can train you at home by mill. write
”do! for particulars. Dr. Adienann't
hatitntion, 39 Suburban Ave. Stom-
lad. been.
'INLAYSON AND FANNING, Alb,
mama: desire to announce that they!
are canned an odlce for the general‘
‘ctlce 0! architecture. Room 1. Hay-l
had-liken Oi Whehlnston street.
.AiNTINO -- PAPER-HANGING
Willing. We supplies; well
fiver. unto—date styles, lowest prices.
mtnnetea cheerfully given. Trial or-
c-ra solicited. Tel. 400, Alexander
White. 01 1-! Ely Ave. mt
T0 LEM COTTAGE STREET to
floor Adults only. inquire on prel-
lees. Rent 810. m a:
TO LET—FLAQ' or 7 m.
newly papered and painted. All im-
provements. Magnet In li'iynn. In” [at
...,..
so soon comes-:5 4;
Perfect and Womblevfim
. Made to Measure: ,
~ MR3. LlLLlAN REYNOLDS"
ea ulna-unmet . Juanita;
“9‘ CHANGE; OF “Pill. ‘
“And after they had married
la
hang! suppose they repeated at lei-
sure.
“No: they in.» priestly Walnut.
They Md! but. aim—tutu:
:you etudehellthxordiuuo. Bee
“not standenmntsmtn. months
..:°..::‘:~;::l.°:.?:nl§::i:::iall?“ Peabody
& (30., inc.
M. No’ a 65 and 57 bpring street. ln-=
SEE.
quire Mrs. R. Tenor. 16 Grove st. or
ammonium
telephone 1393912. at if;
The Travelct‘fof
for
OVER 30 YEARS
To LET—A W03]. 20‘; lilAS’i‘i
Wuhinma street. mat soccer. 1111-!
memento. Inquire Dr. Monaco. 84
south, Maintain“. Telephone 80. Aiao1
ahayertnont, 41 Chapel street. Alli
improvements. Rent very reasonable.
—".
—4-
Hi
Insurance Co.
FOUND. t ‘We solicit your
“‘ ‘ ' ‘ -- Life ‘
FOR sacs — SEVEN nomi- Accident
Steam Boiler
house: lights. Two minutes from stag
lion. Good condition. Lot. 100 in:
180 tot. Boa-66,-Rowaytou.' ml”:
Automobile liability
Workmen'a Compensation
insurance in this strong and re-
yli‘ahle company.
{inflation
1 ,5 HIM MO. .“Ioklflufimlflh
0‘ am
"a chain is. no’atronger then its
weakest link." Your teeth are a link
in the mt clamor cream tint-give
LOST.
‘ Leer—LA elnonn We
getting on or oil or in illneym Wat
avenue between it and 11 W tbla
...r morning. “mummy
teeth were. Marathon. fney
weeks: the whole chain, and it up: W
one our or some
wholenhahemrbr tumours:
tester/care at your local.
BrJHMthry
assume-lumen.
animation 8,141. cut. oil. a. total. d!
”.884 aspirin. have been enlists
no Manchu, rot-them addl
tin-almanaaw ”Gonna“.
mcmummue-un
m and Taxation.
Ola-madam
WALL STREET Noon-vPrloosharI-iau Grin-oaks. hm moved
”m. WWI“ mmulmhiafm witbflthe
is] W filler. uracil!!! the M slightest evidence that he was more
M m the hull 0‘ general in“ then ordinarily stirred by the news
PM“ mmwulfleheddinner down town with a
lutethoencmmthowtim and when the u was finish-
‘1 or want. m. mmmmmu'
'1
1329 ll
Must be first class in,
_.i eelimotcs
11:26 3t
5
xo'rlcm 13 “My GNU, that a, meets in that group was neat condicb‘
lm; mm 0; a“ BOARD 1* tag. Willye-Overlaldgahedaix pm
mm m TAXATION ed the with almost five for Chandler Motors
{City at Norwaik will be held ill” mtothe newueordotioe 14.1mm.
Council Room. in the City Hall in un‘ 0m!“ Milieu. while General
l Second Talus District. in said (my on tors slumped 51 points to 46:. Anon;
Jane 5th. 1915, (the some hot-am “inactive teases. Winters First
“it Mutiny in June) u 3 am in PM. will prominent for thrice of gov
030 ”04nd. for the idiom m. OI Duluth. We. tell away notice»
poaea,towtt: ieblyoothe‘betteatudaecyaadat
l 1. To receive from m. Treasurer at midday the market was almost motion.
acid Oily, an estimate 0! the amounts less Bonds were first.
01mm! required by each comm
4
shares. the mld—eeeslon became abao
lately featureless. There were furth-
er moderate advances in war share-
and equipments but the movement was
without significance
MEMBER 0i (ill) m
fAIlIil illilllS MURDER
STOCKHOLM, Sylcdeu. May 25.-
”Correspondence 0! The Associated
2. A said meeting, or any adjourn/1’1”" ~lmona1d llmlolph Alexandel
mcnt thereof, not later than the fourth Oyllenpaim,a.cu1bcr of one of the
Monday 01’ June 1915, to heir 311 pa:— oldest families in Swedenwa family
ties who may desire. to be heard, rely |in buried in the seventeenth century
for the emu»: fiscal year, begin“
on tie first day at September, 1818,
and ending August 315i, 1!": with
the recommendations of said City
Truancy of approprietions for all the
W‘lifit'n (11' 21M 0“,, M d the ”Vail-I1
" .“QI. for said lace! yearr1'
1 his recommended.“ or the
:41 o. - polls and ramble estate
willnn 1hr limits of said Ciiydnd of
the several taxing diatrlou therein OS
he deems necessary to meet such exn
penises. alter deducting the amount of,
the available revenue for said fiscal
year.
mum tive to any alterations in said estl— and reg1stexcd in the 'iliddauhus ’ ort
mates. lchdish “Oiled oi Noblcrohae con-
3. To make any alterations in said 11-»st to the double murder which re-
.appropriatiom “5 in! coolly ooturred in one of the branch
2rulers. and make such adidtienal apv “my of Stockholm and which my.
proprietions as it deems proper. red ‘11 Sweden because of the. brutal—
; 4- T0 9’9"" ‘ “”91““ 0‘ ‘9' ily and mystery of the (rinse. The
_,propriatlons ""3 “3 "t“ “M“ “manager of the bank was found with n
proposes to malts and levy. and cause hatchet in his skull and a .0,” clgk
the some to be published according to a?“ shot. dead.
.law. i The chance capture of Uyllenpalm
l
M a meetingd‘thereot, t: b29112“ 2: and his min coid- blooded story or the
"hp Pirst M“ y in I“ L ' crime hate made thrilling reading for
lmahe such further alterations in such
N is
lestimatos appropriations and tax u" them” 900910 m“ emu
rates as it shall deem proper. I‘M“ “ ‘1” "MM‘ ’m‘s'“
6 To appwritte from the treasurylh‘h women with a good memory for
‘lm said City, the amounts o! money ”PM” (0" "(‘99- She h“
found by it to be required by no. seen the nobleman emerge
ldepnriment of the City government. from “W W and “NUS“ she
___'and of the several taxing districts ofidid not then know of any murder hav-
said City for bald iiecall year, after lug been committed, she noticed there
‘deducting the amount of the etelllhlc was something strange about his man
led he suggested a walk around to the
unit to see where such on etrocious
.u murder had been committed. Tide
less a crowd or the morbidly curious
laboul the door, which was guarded by
apoiicenen. Gyilenpaim. in his con-
fission, told how nus“ 11. wee stand-
in these in the crowd about the bank
some one reunited:
i “it is a curious thing, but a murder-
or alwoya return to the scene of his
crime.”
1
WANTED—“TBA WAJTERS AT of the City~gov,ernment and of the. WALL STREET,1:80 it. II—Wlth’ Gillenpolul said that upon hearing,
The Country Glut), tomorrow. m291‘lseveral taxing districts of said City dealings mung load than 20,000 this he geve way at the knees aldf
almost sank to the sidewalk, but his=
friends had thought he merely slip
ed. When he had recovered his equil-
'lbriuiu Gyilenpalm asked the police-
:man if he thought the murderer would
the caught.
"l'ea," replied the omcci, “it he is
fool enough to try to leave the city
We have everything watched. If he
stays in town, though, it will be more
ldiliicult." ,1 gel-.11?
“i decided to stop in town," said
Gyllenpalm in his confession.
Always fond of can and restaurant
life. the murderer did not alter
course of living in any way.
week had elapsed he cabled to his
[other in Home for lud- to carry
him to that country. This money
which might have enabled hii to es.
cape to complete safety for the rental
his days arrived in Stockholm .the
morning alter his arrest.
'By reason of his nobility of birth.
Gyllcnpalm can choose the: he he put
to death with the sword instead of
the more plebian blade of the suillo
tine. Such is hlw lnlleneble preroga-
live.
Tl!!! HAGUE, Netherlands. May 25.
Apparently there is to he no cessation
or slackening in the continua train-
ing of 'ev'er‘ inore troops in Holland.
A bill has Just been introduced in Pee
llsnient to provide the further neces-
sary human material. A special law
waa panel in July last extending the
service obligation to then, up to 30
1113‘
But evi-
dently he began to worry, for after a:
pin between Reed and .lleonard streets, _
Mummmm . .,
neondrjre gutters}: .5
wmnivemn. my its-unwed : ‘1 ‘
revenue. _
7. To lay a in upon the polls and
tremble estate within the limiteofaald wager and the woman clerk and
City upon the Assessment lists of said
(my. lattt completed. in cover the
amounts of money so ‘Heppmpriated
and to tire the time or times when said
tax shall become due and payable
8. To transnct any other business
that may be properly considered at
said meeting. and the adlournmcnta
thereof.
Dated at the (‘lty ot florwalk. May
29th, 1916. '
CARL Alml. HARSTROM.
Mayor of the City 0: Norwaiit.
11129 it
AMONG THE noxeea.
Thrilling Experience at Mlaelonary’o
Wife in China.
In the Woman‘s Home Companion is
an article entitled “Would You Want
Your Daughter to Marry a Minister?"
which consists of a number of answers
to this question from mlnlsters' wives.
One woman saga:
"W e began our marriage no mission-
aries In the interior of northern Chine.‘
It was just at the outbreak-of the
Boxer troubles and l carry the mark
of those terrible daye in the form of a
nervous disorder which will probably
be with me to the grave. . For three
enamel. sleepless weeks my husband
eat an the door of our little homboat.
pistol in hand while we mm our
way down the Grand Canal; some»
' limes men armed with knives followed
along the bank beside no; sometimes
we anchored only a. little didthuoo tram
where natives were being murdered.
end their outer-lea echoed in our can
Just min- the door, just behind my
' inusnaea, l at, a “vomited! be!
at my breast You can imagine my
‘ foellm as i looked down into his bony
ace and wondered whether tomorrow
,ruight porn-o! end his little life and
mine. I would not want my daughter
to marry. a minister-«snot if it meant
. m may" ..
W ‘
"What's the trouble. shite?"
the middle of next weer."
‘ : ML
{- “r”: 'dwfi ”
s
nu
ed in~the um since ”mutt!” “-
mommiflnmfleipm
mummm
_. aueririone. and the emcer decided to
£4011. Algebra, 2l'iu staid for you.
threatens to has you into
"wail.- Indoor, lineman. lOt‘
can it: But hold him miner
years of age, who had previously es-
caped military duty under the limited
system hitherto in vogue in Holland.
Parliament. however. modified the or.
initial measure by making it applica-
ble only insofar as was required to re-
lieve the Landwehr or Territorial le-
vies serving withthe colors.
The More new introduced em-
powers the authorities to call up such
men to relieve militia levies, which
form the rest of thc prewat “zilized
lattes, thus in elect establishes full
universal service up to the age of 30.
iner When she hersell had entered
the bank ahO ioohd the bodies of the
ithen realised that the man she had
seen hurrying from the place must
have been the murderer. She descrlb
ed the man to the police as best she
’could but the detectives made ahao
lutely no headway until. more than a
flortuinht afte1-,wnrd the some voung
ledy passed the murderer on the
street. She thought she recognised
11.1111 but was not sure. With a girl
companion ahe tollewad the man an
er blocks until they felh in with a
lpollcemun to whom the girl told her
WiN‘NlPEG, Canada, May 25.—The
provincial authorities in Canada are
receiving notice thet a. gigantic indus-
trial fuir will be held in London soOn
alter the end of the our to bolster up
Great Britain‘s trade. and all humans
«norm.» of importence until. [)0-
minion are being urged to participate.
arrest him.
The nobleman nt first denied all
knowledge of the nine. but after he
'had been held for too days, on analy-
sin of some spots 011 his clolhcs and
1shoes established that lh y were Plus for carrying out the idea.
stains of human blood and when con. which originated in England. have
ilrontcd with this c1 idcncc Gylien- "been pieced with a body or men to be
gpoint conteesed. He said he was in MI I- NW “mm m Constit-
desperate 111ml of money and had plan ”991" WCUOR 0t 8 huge auditorium.
ined the crime weeks ahead. He only‘ M" “WI “m "MI the We of the
intended howcv,er to kill the branch, Olmpla. 10“” “"98! ML “NC"
manager, thinking no one else. uouidl ec‘etd 10'0“ poreone. '3 one 0‘ tho
be at the bank at the t1me.He car steps contemplated by the (air oliic-
labs.
rled the hatchet in a leather poHiolio,.
or lawyer's brie! case. Kim was _-aur ' Several or "‘9 {tritiah possessions,
prised to ace the woman clerk and fol ;:::::T:: is: Ammgfiw 3:,
lowed his first impulse to shoot lint» inserted space accordmg to the 1%
lug committed the double murder, be (m. it is mg,“ that Conada. will
become alarmed and tied without se- loin with other countries in Ming
curing any money whatever. [the project a success.
Direct from the scene he went to a! .__..‘____._....
mutt-mt t few block- s“! “4 J01!” -—Y0ur Sentinel “Situation Wanted"
ed a party of friends at a mid-day. “catchment cannot escape the no-
breaktaet, eating a hearty meal and tied of employere~but it rate With
drinking Several glasses oi wine Thnt‘you to secure to: it favorable notice
When it is cold, you put on an ‘
enrajncléet. Theta crysimple,
and yet some furnace buddcre are
not so Rnsblfifl that.
In STAMHRD furnaces there is
an intermediate air space between
the two jackets, and this nte
tclgkheat from mfitipg into the
. Band's; cerium»
well ”ahead and be new
house this gas-la concerned and
reduced: to heat by a. gas flame
flue. M are economiu that
Ire worth while:
.....-u. Mulls-er"
we” ache-ad:
mmdoutioetwho ‘”
inhiacore. ‘
“Salve u- N
“You In“ last IO
given hill the aurora
plied them
“include. yer honor. an’ the!
what on have aim than.
hunt unfortunately died.”
me ladies one meme nan ,
used to color from the em; . ,
mythical malady." "
“I'm all“ treating ’0. III“
scientific helm." Odd the ~
physician.-—Iouievilie Co
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taurants.
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mo'iff ”newsman! ' "
Ilith. '
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Removal oi Pier
0n and After my
Freight will be received at
East River Foot of Jecheoa .
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MT. RO'WAVTON AND
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